Fishing the Long Line (Trolling the Fly) | flyguys.net / blog: "Well we’ve heard it before and we’ll hear it again: Trolling isn’t fly fishing. While it’s not truly in the clinical sense fly fishing, i.e.: casting and retrieving from an anchored boat, it IS an effective way to target trout in a lake. Not only is it a good technique but it at times out produces any other method both in size and in numbers of fish!"
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Salmon Run Up Dead Glacier : Discovery News
Salmon Run Up Dead Glacier : Discovery News: "“Shrinking glaciers are changing large expanses of northerly coastlines. The speed and pattern of colonization across Stonefly Creek's watershed will aid our understanding of watershed restoration and conservation of biodiversity in a changing climate,” said Alexander Milner, lead researcher from the University of Birmingham in a press release."
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Reel Time Fishing Northwest | Two winter steelhead arrive to Cowlitz River, plus fishing reports from the southwest region | Seattle Times Newspaper
Reel Time Fishing Northwest | Two winter steelhead arrive to Cowlitz River, plus fishing reports from the southwest region | Seattle Times Newspaper: "Lower portions of Abernathy, Cedar (North Fork Lewis tributary), Coal, Germany, Mill (Cowlitz Co.) creeks and Coweeman River - Re-open to fishing for hatchery steelhead and other game fish November 1"
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The World’s #1 Sport | Hooked Magazine
The World’s #1 Sport | Hooked Magazine: "“What? You fish for a living?” is a question I receive all the time. Yes, for the most part I do fish for a living, and have
done so for the last eight years. It’s a job that takes me all over central Canada, it’s a job that allows me to meet all kinds of great people and even greater anglers, but most importantly, it’s a job that allows me to learn and experience so much about the great outdoors."
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done so for the last eight years. It’s a job that takes me all over central Canada, it’s a job that allows me to meet all kinds of great people and even greater anglers, but most importantly, it’s a job that allows me to learn and experience so much about the great outdoors."
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Monday, October 24, 2011
Scalloping in Port St. Joe, Fla for Delicious Bay Scallops | Northwest Florida Outdoor Adventure
Scalloping in Port St. Joe, Fla for Delicious Bay Scallops | Northwest Florida Outdoor Adventure: "Scalloping at Port St. Joe in the panhandle of Florida is a fun activity that the entire family can enjoy. Scallop season only lasts a couple of months in Florida, July to September, but during that time St. Joseph’s Bay draws visitors from all over seeking to fill their buckets with succulent scallops. Catching them is easy, cleaning them a bit harder, and feasting on them simply delicious."
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Basic Striped Bass Tips | iFished
Basic Striped Bass Tips | iFished: "The striped bass is highly prized for its size, battle on the line, and culinary merit. Striped bass, also known as the striper or rockfish, are easily identified by the dark horizontal stripes across its silvery body."
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World Record For Striped Bass: North Branford Man Officially Owns World Record For Striped Bass - Courant.com
World Record For Striped Bass: North Branford Man Officially Owns World Record For Striped Bass - Courant.com: "Greg Myerson of North Branford has the world record for the largest striped bass caught: an 81.88-pound fish taken in Long Island Sound in August. Not far behind will be the rewards that come with it."
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Saturday, October 22, 2011
Jim Saric Inducted Into National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame
Jim Saric Inducted Into National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame: "Musky Hunter publisher and television host Jim Saric has been named a Legendary Angler and inducted into the National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame, the international headquarters for education, recognition and promotion of fresh water sportfishing."
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Deepwater Release Techniques for Rockfish | iFished
Deepwater Release Techniques for Rockfish | iFished: "Rockfish caught in deep water often sustain injuries referred to as barotrauma. All rockfishes possess a closed swim bladder (a gas-filled organ that regulates buoyancy). "
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