Monday, July 23, 2012

IGFA Hot Catches: Records for Swordfish, Whiterock Bass, Largemouth Bass, Atlantic Halibut, and More Being Challenged

IGFA Hot Catches: Records for Swordfish, Whiterock Bass, Largemouth Bass, Atlantic Halibut, and More Being Challenged: "Standing records for swordfish, whiterock bass, largemouth bass, Atlantic halibut and more are being challenged in this month’s edition of the IGFA Hot Catches."

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Sunday, July 22, 2012

British couple may have nabbed biggest fish ever caught in North America with a monster 12-foot sturgeon | Mail Online

British couple may have nabbed biggest fish ever caught in North America with a monster 12-foot sturgeon | Mail Online: "A couple from England may have nabbed the biggest fish ever caught in North America when they reeled in a 12-foot white sturgeon weighing 1,100 pounds."

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Kings rule the day at Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo | al.com

Kings rule the day at Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo | al.com: "DAUPHIN ISLAND -- There always seems to be a couple of species on the Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo leaderboard that folks target simply to get their name entered into the Contender boat drawing."

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Friday, July 20, 2012

Father-son fishing team has day to remember - KansasCity.com

Father-son fishing team has day to remember - KansasCity.com: "Most bass fishermen wouldn’t look at at these days of 100-degree temperatures as prime time for catching a trophy largemouth."

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Thursday, July 19, 2012

20 Questions with Hank Parker | Bassmaster

20 Questions with Hank Parker | Bassmaster: "B.A.S.S.
20 Questions with Hank Parker Hank Parker was the first angler to win a Bassmaster Classic and the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year award. He was a power fisherman extraodinaire before "power fishing" was a term in the sport. In 14 years as a pro angler, Parker qualified for 14 Classics and won two of them. Then he hung it up at the age of 37, choosing to focus on family and his popular television programs. Now his attention is on our 20 Questions."

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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Kenai River to close to all king salmon fishing as of Thursday: Kenai Peninsula | Alaska news at adn.com

Kenai River to close to all king salmon fishing as of Thursday: Kenai Peninsula | Alaska news at adn.com: "With no letup in the dismal return of king salmon to Alaska waters, the state on Tuesday announced maximum restrictions for its premiere salmon river: Starting Thursday at 12:01 a.m., all fishing for kings on the Kenai River is over."

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Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Salmon fishing season opens Central Calif. rivers - AP State Wire News - The Sacramento Bee

Salmon fishing season opens Central Calif. rivers - AP State Wire News - The Sacramento Bee: "SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Recreational salmon fishing has begun on Central California rivers in what officials call the first normal season since the fall-run Chinook salmon crash five years ago."

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Monday, July 16, 2012

Fishing Tips: Take a shot with these baits

Fishing Tips: Take a shot with these baits: "I get asked all the time what is my favorite “go-to” bait. My response is always the same: It’s the bait that best suits the current conditions."

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Sunday, July 15, 2012

Fresh walleye shore lunch a fishing trip favorite | Grand Forks Herald | Grand Forks, North Dakota

Fresh walleye shore lunch a fishing trip favorite | Grand Forks Herald | Grand Forks, North Dakota: "There’s something about fresh walleye that tastes better when it’s surrounded by a lake. No wonder, then, that the traditional shore lunch — fried fish, spuds and onions and beans — is one of the most popular parts of a guided fishing trip for many anglers."

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Saturday, July 14, 2012

Still plenty of fish to catch with stripers, blues in deeper water - Connecticut Post

Still plenty of fish to catch with stripers, blues in deeper water - Connecticut Post: ""The forecast for tonight, dark," said the late George Carlin's Hippy Dippy Weatherman. That is good news for striper fishermen, because the best chance of hooking a bass in high summer is when you can't see your own hand in front of your own face."

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