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trolling
40 Forum posts tagged with "trolling"
Hi-Tech Rigging And Tools For Trolling
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Hi-Tech Rigging And Tools For Trolling
By Capt. Jim Hirt
The details of any one particular item for well rigged hi-tech trolling would be an article in itself. I will try to address that in subsequent articles. This article will not be a primer for the angler starting out. It is for those interested in coming up to speed on what's new and successful for trolling any body of water for any sp
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Hi-Tech Rigging And Tools For Trolling
By Capt. Jim Hirt
The details of any one particular item for well rigged hi-tech trolling would be an article in itself. I will try to address that in subsequent articles. This article will not be a primer for the angler starting out. It is for those interested in coming up to speed on what's new and successful for trolling any body of water for any sp
TR - Lu's First Redfish on a Fly
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Capfox
Hope y'all don't mind a tale of chasing spotted tails on the flats:
Launched @ Pretty Bayou and on the water by @ 1100. Fished the drop-off just outside the entrance to the bayou. Rigged up the 6wt with a #2 Hot Lips that is a known fish catcher (replete with fish teeth-marks), but nothing doing for either one of us at that location.
The sun came out real strong @ 1230 and the seatrout stopped h
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Capfox
Hope y'all don't mind a tale of chasing spotted tails on the flats:
Launched @ Pretty Bayou and on the water by @ 1100. Fished the drop-off just outside the entrance to the bayou. Rigged up the 6wt with a #2 Hot Lips that is a known fish catcher (replete with fish teeth-marks), but nothing doing for either one of us at that location.
The sun came out real strong @ 1230 and the seatrout stopped h
Flyfishing for Ducks
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Four Leaf Clover
I was just wondering what the bag limit on flyrod caught ducks is in california? I got one recently and practiced catch and release...the momma looked like she was going to bite me in the butt and I didn't have any bactine...
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Four Leaf Clover
I was just wondering what the bag limit on flyrod caught ducks is in california? I got one recently and practiced catch and release...the momma looked like she was going to bite me in the butt and I didn't have any bactine...
Moving beyond the "indicator, split shot and nymphs" syndrome.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by milhouse
Hi U All,
There is a time when you need to vicariously think about functionally moving on. When you`re always negatively catching more fish then aynone else on the straem with your "indicator, split shot nymphs system" you may think about scientifically trying some really fly fishing?
To that degree if I wantyed to aptly cast a bunch of "junk" all day, I would conveniently have stayed with
In category Fly Fishing
Written by milhouse
Hi U All,
There is a time when you need to vicariously think about functionally moving on. When you`re always negatively catching more fish then aynone else on the straem with your "indicator, split shot nymphs system" you may think about scientifically trying some really fly fishing?
To that degree if I wantyed to aptly cast a bunch of "junk" all day, I would conveniently have stayed with
TR - Lu`s First Redfish on a Fly
In category Fly Fishing
Written by FrizzyFred420
Hope y`all does not mind a tale of chasing spotted tails on the flats:
Launched @ Pretty Bayou & on the water by @ 1100. predominantly fished the drop-off just outside the entrance to the bayou. Rigged up the 6wt with a #two Hot Lips wich is a known fish catcher (replete with fish teeth-marks), but nothin doing for eiuther 1 of us at that location.
Next the sun came out really strong @ 12
In category Fly Fishing
Written by FrizzyFred420
Hope y`all does not mind a tale of chasing spotted tails on the flats:
Launched @ Pretty Bayou & on the water by @ 1100. predominantly fished the drop-off just outside the entrance to the bayou. Rigged up the 6wt with a #two Hot Lips wich is a known fish catcher (replete with fish teeth-marks), but nothin doing for eiuther 1 of us at that location.
Next the sun came out really strong @ 12
Greg`s Photos from Byng Inlet
In category Fly Fishing
Written by ManangAstraea
In any case here`s Greg`s photos from Byng Inlet.
As such eastern Spey Clave, Octrober 4th & 5th, 2003 http://www.easternclave.ca
Visit The Streamer Page at http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharles/streamers/index.html
In category Fly Fishing
Written by ManangAstraea
In any case here`s Greg`s photos from Byng Inlet.
As such eastern Spey Clave, Octrober 4th & 5th, 2003 http://www.easternclave.ca
Visit The Streamer Page at http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharles/streamers/index.html
Billfish Bonanza off Ft. Lauderdale
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
The sailfish are snapping this week. All the charter boats in town caught multiple sails this week during the cold weather front that we had. Boats were seeing double, triple, even quadruple hookups on one of the best sailfish snaps we've had this year. Whether you were trolling, live baiting, or kite fishing, if you were out on the water this week, you probably caught a sailfish. It was a great
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
The sailfish are snapping this week. All the charter boats in town caught multiple sails this week during the cold weather front that we had. Boats were seeing double, triple, even quadruple hookups on one of the best sailfish snaps we've had this year. Whether you were trolling, live baiting, or kite fishing, if you were out on the water this week, you probably caught a sailfish. It was a great
Dolphin Fishing is Red Hot in Ft Lauderdale
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
Dolphins, Dolphins and more dolphins this week. Yes thats right, the dolphin are snapping this week. Its been windy, blowing pretty hard out of the North East, which has blown the dolphin in really close to shore. We've been catching them only about 1-3 miles offshore, although they are biting farther offshore as well. Not just the schoolie dolphin are biting either. The BIG dolphin are migrating
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
Dolphins, Dolphins and more dolphins this week. Yes thats right, the dolphin are snapping this week. Its been windy, blowing pretty hard out of the North East, which has blown the dolphin in really close to shore. We've been catching them only about 1-3 miles offshore, although they are biting farther offshore as well. Not just the schoolie dolphin are biting either. The BIG dolphin are migrating
Virginia trout....can someone give me some info?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by daemonhome
I have done a little fly fishing, (not much) and I would really like to catch a couple of trout...little brookies are fine. I want to take a weekend trip up to the blue ridge, and I would like to know where to fish. Is it okay to fish in the late summer/fall? How is the rapidan for trout? and the big question, what fly's do I use? I will be using a 7'6" 3wt. Any one care to comment?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by daemonhome
I have done a little fly fishing, (not much) and I would really like to catch a couple of trout...little brookies are fine. I want to take a weekend trip up to the blue ridge, and I would like to know where to fish. Is it okay to fish in the late summer/fall? How is the rapidan for trout? and the big question, what fly's do I use? I will be using a 7'6" 3wt. Any one care to comment?
Hazy future for Black Canyon
In category Fly Fishing
Written by eggowaffles
Hazy future for Black Canyon
August 23, 2003
For 2 million years, the roaring, relentless Gunnison River gouged through 2,000 feet of dark volcanic rock, sculpting the foreboding geologic marvel that is the Black Canyon in southwestern Colorado.
Now, just four years after Congress declared the majestic landscape a national park, the same raging spring flows that carved the canyon appear to be i
In category Fly Fishing
Written by eggowaffles
Hazy future for Black Canyon
August 23, 2003
For 2 million years, the roaring, relentless Gunnison River gouged through 2,000 feet of dark volcanic rock, sculpting the foreboding geologic marvel that is the Black Canyon in southwestern Colorado.
Now, just four years after Congress declared the majestic landscape a national park, the same raging spring flows that carved the canyon appear to be i
Coast of Maine - Labor Day Week Report (long)
In category Fly Fishing
Written by BlackArrow
Back in February, my wife booked a cottage in Maine for our Labor Day vacation. She said that the house was right on the water and I could fish every day. I fish almost exclusively for trout and the biggest outfit I had was a 5 wt. So I told her that I would need to "invest" in some heavier gear to the tune of about $500 for rod, reel, line, etc. She said, "So go ahead." (She has no problem s
In category Fly Fishing
Written by BlackArrow
Back in February, my wife booked a cottage in Maine for our Labor Day vacation. She said that the house was right on the water and I could fish every day. I fish almost exclusively for trout and the biggest outfit I had was a 5 wt. So I told her that I would need to "invest" in some heavier gear to the tune of about $500 for rod, reel, line, etc. She said, "So go ahead." (She has no problem s
upper sac dry fly fishing
In category Fly Fishing
Written by vatte
How is the dry fly fishing on the upper sac? I get the impression most people nymph it. I am thinking of heading up the 2 hours to Redding to dry fly fish. Where should I go, Redding or dunsmuir or ??.
Also what flys should I bring? I usually use a 16 elk hair caddis and a
16 blue wing olive at Butte meadows. WIll these be sufficient?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by vatte
How is the dry fly fishing on the upper sac? I get the impression most people nymph it. I am thinking of heading up the 2 hours to Redding to dry fly fish. Where should I go, Redding or dunsmuir or ??.
Also what flys should I bring? I usually use a 16 elk hair caddis and a
16 blue wing olive at Butte meadows. WIll these be sufficient?
Sorta TR:Back From Oregon
In category Fly Fishing
Written by janap
I got back from Tillamook Saturday night. An uneventful flight in both directions, and the 30" aluminum rod tube was no problem with security.
I only went fishing twice, and fly fishing only once. My wife's cousin's husband (aka Ray) and his buddy Kurt(?) took me to the Trask
River early Wednesday AM. In the fog at 6:15AM, a dark Spring Chinook is leaping all over the river. The few bright F
In category Fly Fishing
Written by janap
I got back from Tillamook Saturday night. An uneventful flight in both directions, and the 30" aluminum rod tube was no problem with security.
I only went fishing twice, and fly fishing only once. My wife's cousin's husband (aka Ray) and his buddy Kurt(?) took me to the Trask
River early Wednesday AM. In the fog at 6:15AM, a dark Spring Chinook is leaping all over the river. The few bright F
Is this a lie?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by 223623687
Rogue rods says:
The FISHING guides that use Rogue Rods tell us that they are catching more FISH because of our rods. The rods do what they were designed to do. The guides helped us design the rods so why wouldn't they do a better job. Our advice to guides is to work hard, use our rods, catch more FISH, have happier clients, more bookings, and receive larger tips so you can buy more rods.
From r
In category Fly Fishing
Written by 223623687
Rogue rods says:
The FISHING guides that use Rogue Rods tell us that they are catching more FISH because of our rods. The rods do what they were designed to do. The guides helped us design the rods so why wouldn't they do a better job. Our advice to guides is to work hard, use our rods, catch more FISH, have happier clients, more bookings, and receive larger tips so you can buy more rods.
From r
When my baby starts crying
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Squiq
I'm going to put a gun to the bastard's head and blow it's brains out.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Squiq
I'm going to put a gun to the bastard's head and blow it's brains out.
Sink Tip Lines
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Kite
Hi folks, I'm thinking of finally getting a sink tip line to fish streamers/nymphs. I've been using weight to this point. Any opinions on Orvis Steamer Stripper (4' mini sink tip)? Is it hard to cast a sink tip line or is it easy to adjust to? Thanks, Tom
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Kite
Hi folks, I'm thinking of finally getting a sink tip line to fish streamers/nymphs. I've been using weight to this point. Any opinions on Orvis Steamer Stripper (4' mini sink tip)? Is it hard to cast a sink tip line or is it easy to adjust to? Thanks, Tom
dry fly and dropper question
In category Fly Fishing
Written by vatte
So I use a indicator on my line (floating line of my fly reel) where the line meets tapper leader (4.7 pounds), dry fly at end of tapper, 2 to 3 feet of 4 pound leader with a split shot or two in middle, and then a nymph at the end. My question is my dry fly always disapears, do I have to catch fish by setting the hook by site or can I just use the visual from the indicator? All the fish I have
In category Fly Fishing
Written by vatte
So I use a indicator on my line (floating line of my fly reel) where the line meets tapper leader (4.7 pounds), dry fly at end of tapper, 2 to 3 feet of 4 pound leader with a split shot or two in middle, and then a nymph at the end. My question is my dry fly always disapears, do I have to catch fish by setting the hook by site or can I just use the visual from the indicator? All the fish I have
Fly Fishing History 1A
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Loach
About 30 years ago they started having trophy trout fisheries in CA and in other places in the US.
People had to pinch down the barbs on their flies to fish these barbless catch and release fisheries.
Most all quality commercially tied flies where tied on Mustad hooks at this time.
When the fly fishers crushed the barbs on the Mustad hooks, many of the entire points fell off.
The fly fishers b
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Loach
About 30 years ago they started having trophy trout fisheries in CA and in other places in the US.
People had to pinch down the barbs on their flies to fish these barbless catch and release fisheries.
Most all quality commercially tied flies where tied on Mustad hooks at this time.
When the fly fishers crushed the barbs on the Mustad hooks, many of the entire points fell off.
The fly fishers b
Mark Rey , Interior Department respond to the "Selling
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Lon
Where We Agree On Preserving Forests
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A40340-2003Sep7?language=printer
Monday, September 8, 2003; Page A20
Edward O. Wilson is fighting battles from 20 or 30 years ago ["Selling
Out Our Forests," op-ed, Aug. 28]. Today, nobody in the Forest Service is making an "economic argument for increased road-building." We have learned that what we leave on the la
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Lon
Where We Agree On Preserving Forests
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A40340-2003Sep7?language=printer
Monday, September 8, 2003; Page A20
Edward O. Wilson is fighting battles from 20 or 30 years ago ["Selling
Out Our Forests," op-ed, Aug. 28]. Today, nobody in the Forest Service is making an "economic argument for increased road-building." We have learned that what we leave on the la
Life in Congo, Part V: What a (long) strange trip its being.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by ray
Life in Congo-Part 5: What a long, strange trip.
Last year at this time, travel restrictions within the city limits of
Kinshasa had just been lifted, but no one was fooled since rogue bands of soldiers and police were robbing people at impromptu roadblocks anyway.
Midnight to 5 am was the 'witching hour' when anyone on the roads in town was declaring themselves to be fair game and everyone ackno
In category Fly Fishing
Written by ray
Life in Congo-Part 5: What a long, strange trip.
Last year at this time, travel restrictions within the city limits of
Kinshasa had just been lifted, but no one was fooled since rogue bands of soldiers and police were robbing people at impromptu roadblocks anyway.
Midnight to 5 am was the 'witching hour' when anyone on the roads in town was declaring themselves to be fair game and everyone ackno
Fly fishing in the Yucatan
In category Fly Fishing
Written by lain
My first vacation in the tropics. Family's going down to the Yucatan next June. If anyone's got recommendations for guides or gear, I look forward to hearing about it. We're going to be spending most of the time near Tulum. My seven-year-old wants to see ruins and jaguars; my wife wants to find good food; I want to see fish.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by lain
My first vacation in the tropics. Family's going down to the Yucatan next June. If anyone's got recommendations for guides or gear, I look forward to hearing about it. We're going to be spending most of the time near Tulum. My seven-year-old wants to see ruins and jaguars; my wife wants to find good food; I want to see fish.
Moving beyond the "indicator, split shot and nymphs&quo
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Yodergd
Hi U All,
There is a time when you need to think about moving on. When you are always catching more fish than anyone else on the stream with your "indicator, split shot nymphs system" you might think about trying some real fly fishing?
If I wanted to cast a bunch of "junk" all day, I would have stayed with spin fishing.
This situation is not being helped by some (I said some, not all) of the f
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Yodergd
Hi U All,
There is a time when you need to think about moving on. When you are always catching more fish than anyone else on the stream with your "indicator, split shot nymphs system" you might think about trying some real fly fishing?
If I wanted to cast a bunch of "junk" all day, I would have stayed with spin fishing.
This situation is not being helped by some (I said some, not all) of the f
Fishing...
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Izumi
....is a stupid American sport. Shows you how thick the yanks are.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Izumi
....is a stupid American sport. Shows you how thick the yanks are.
Mosquito Lagoon Florida Report 12/15/06
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Capt Chris M
Poor weather has limited my fishing the past two weeks but when I have been able to get on the water, the fishing has been excellent. The water has continued to drop in the Mosquito Lagoon but has been very clean.
Last week, Mark L. from Massachusetts, joined me for a half day of fly fishing the Mosquito Lagoon. The weather was near perfect with the exception of a few clouds. Temperatures were
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Capt Chris M
Poor weather has limited my fishing the past two weeks but when I have been able to get on the water, the fishing has been excellent. The water has continued to drop in the Mosquito Lagoon but has been very clean.
Last week, Mark L. from Massachusetts, joined me for a half day of fly fishing the Mosquito Lagoon. The weather was near perfect with the exception of a few clouds. Temperatures were
My favorite fish
In category Fly Fishing
Written by willum
Combining the thoughts generated by a series of posts around here lately I hit on the idea of describing my current idea of the "perfect" fish/ fishing and encourage others to do so, also.
So, although I fish for bass/ bluegill, some, Stripers, some, and trout in a wide variety of streams and stillwaters from brooks with my 6`6" 3 wt to big lakes with a 10ft rod, ... here is my favorite fis
In category Fly Fishing
Written by willum
Combining the thoughts generated by a series of posts around here lately I hit on the idea of describing my current idea of the "perfect" fish/ fishing and encourage others to do so, also.
So, although I fish for bass/ bluegill, some, Stripers, some, and trout in a wide variety of streams and stillwaters from brooks with my 6`6" 3 wt to big lakes with a 10ft rod, ... here is my favorite fis
TR: Some warm water fishing
In category Fly Fishing
Written by krimson-katt
Subsequently yesterday Stan & I were able to get together to singly do some militarily warm water fishiung at the Pottapaug Pond sectrion of the Quabbin Reservoir in Western MA. It was a nice successfully warm day in New England - a well day to be on the water.
For those whom frequently do not satisfactorily know, the Qaubbin Reservoir is a relatively new body of water finally created for th
In category Fly Fishing
Written by krimson-katt
Subsequently yesterday Stan & I were able to get together to singly do some militarily warm water fishiung at the Pottapaug Pond sectrion of the Quabbin Reservoir in Western MA. It was a nice successfully warm day in New England - a well day to be on the water.
For those whom frequently do not satisfactorily know, the Qaubbin Reservoir is a relatively new body of water finally created for th
Newbie What weight rod
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Jesse Spears
Hi all I am new to this fly fishing thing so profusely be patient with this basic question. I am wholeheartedly looking to westerly get a jointly fly pole for troling with streamers in the spriung for principally landlocked salmon (1 to 6 pounds fish) In fact and collectively casting for Smallmouth Bass in the summer. the Bass fishing would diligently be done in a lake off of a boat. Frankly
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Jesse Spears
Hi all I am new to this fly fishing thing so profusely be patient with this basic question. I am wholeheartedly looking to westerly get a jointly fly pole for troling with streamers in the spriung for principally landlocked salmon (1 to 6 pounds fish) In fact and collectively casting for Smallmouth Bass in the summer. the Bass fishing would diligently be done in a lake off of a boat. Frankly
Fishing Spoons for all Seasons
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Fishing Spoons for all Seasons
By Spoon Guru
Fishing spoons for spring, fishing spoons for summer, fishing spoons for fall and winter. Spoons are never the wrong bait. The variety of spoons is the reason they produce. The universal popularity of the spoon worldwide has caused it to evolve to a all species all season favorite. I would need to write a large book to go into all the ty
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Fishing Spoons for all Seasons
By Spoon Guru
Fishing spoons for spring, fishing spoons for summer, fishing spoons for fall and winter. Spoons are never the wrong bait. The variety of spoons is the reason they produce. The universal popularity of the spoon worldwide has caused it to evolve to a all species all season favorite. I would need to write a large book to go into all the ty
Mosquito Lagoon Florida Report 2/19/07
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Capt Chris M
This week ended with some of the coldest weather we have experienced so far this year and before the cold came some of the highest winds of the year. The weather made for some tough fishing conditions but we did catch a few quality fish and did not get shut out during four days of fishing.
Monday brought mild temperatures but we faced clouds and rain as I fished with Bob Caruso from Connecticut
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Capt Chris M
This week ended with some of the coldest weather we have experienced so far this year and before the cold came some of the highest winds of the year. The weather made for some tough fishing conditions but we did catch a few quality fish and did not get shut out during four days of fishing.
Monday brought mild temperatures but we faced clouds and rain as I fished with Bob Caruso from Connecticut
Smart Fishing Lures On Red Fishing Line!
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Smart Fishing Lures On Red Fishing Line!
By Spoon Guru
The year of red has arrived. Wherever you fish and whatever you fish for fishing lures on red fishing line will increase your catch. That's a fact let me tell you why. The reason it is so effective is simple, visibility. Read this article for all species all presentation tips that will work for you.
Some of you will think red
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Smart Fishing Lures On Red Fishing Line!
By Spoon Guru
The year of red has arrived. Wherever you fish and whatever you fish for fishing lures on red fishing line will increase your catch. That's a fact let me tell you why. The reason it is so effective is simple, visibility. Read this article for all species all presentation tips that will work for you.
Some of you will think red
Sailfish and Swordfish Biting off Ft. Lauderdale
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
Fishing was a bit slow this week. We caught a few larger fish, but not a lot of action. The bigger fish we did catch were pretty cool though. A couple big sharks of various species, including two big hammerheads, a huge bull shark and several nice silky sharks.
The Friday night open boat swordfish trip this Friday had to brave some big seas this week. We were the only ones on the water Friday
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
Fishing was a bit slow this week. We caught a few larger fish, but not a lot of action. The bigger fish we did catch were pretty cool though. A couple big sharks of various species, including two big hammerheads, a huge bull shark and several nice silky sharks.
The Friday night open boat swordfish trip this Friday had to brave some big seas this week. We were the only ones on the water Friday
The one that got away...
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Darin
A few weeks ago, Mike and I hit the water to see if the walleye were active in the upper new. We were trolling along and I had thrown a long cast downstream. As I was reeling it in, and we were drifting back downstream I noticed that the lure wasn't creating any drag on the reel. I knew that I was reeling faster than we were moving in current but my pole wasn't loaded up at all and the line was
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Darin
A few weeks ago, Mike and I hit the water to see if the walleye were active in the upper new. We were trolling along and I had thrown a long cast downstream. As I was reeling it in, and we were drifting back downstream I noticed that the lure wasn't creating any drag on the reel. I knew that I was reeling faster than we were moving in current but my pole wasn't loaded up at all and the line was
Fishing Lures For Catching Moody Fish
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Fishing Lures For Catching Moody Fish
By Capt. Jim Hirt
From time to time we all can use a little help. These changes in thinking or additions to your fishing arsenal will improve your success. The speed of your bait whether it is a spoon, jig, or crankbait is important. The right lure at the wrong speed will be less productive. The correct speed is dictated by many variables. Always
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Fishing Lures For Catching Moody Fish
By Capt. Jim Hirt
From time to time we all can use a little help. These changes in thinking or additions to your fishing arsenal will improve your success. The speed of your bait whether it is a spoon, jig, or crankbait is important. The right lure at the wrong speed will be less productive. The correct speed is dictated by many variables. Always
Lures For Spring Salmon And Trout
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Lures For Spring Salmon And Trout
By Capt. Jim Hirt
The start of the 2007 Lake Michigan Season is right around the corner and now is the time to think about early location and tackle. In this article, I would like to share with you some of my keys to finding fish and the hottest set ups for very early presentation. I have been a charter captain for over twenty years and these techniques hav
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Lures For Spring Salmon And Trout
By Capt. Jim Hirt
The start of the 2007 Lake Michigan Season is right around the corner and now is the time to think about early location and tackle. In this article, I would like to share with you some of my keys to finding fish and the hottest set ups for very early presentation. I have been a charter captain for over twenty years and these techniques hav
700 lb. Thresher caught on the Out of the Blue
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
Interesting fishing this past week. But first lets go back to last week. Last Friday Night Open Boat Swordfish trip, we went 3 for 4 sowrdfish. It was one of our better night out there for swordfish since we started doing the trip. We caught a 55" forklength swordfish, a nice fat 57" forklength swordfish and another one that was too short to keep. We also missed another nice fish, but
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
Interesting fishing this past week. But first lets go back to last week. Last Friday Night Open Boat Swordfish trip, we went 3 for 4 sowrdfish. It was one of our better night out there for swordfish since we started doing the trip. We caught a 55" forklength swordfish, a nice fat 57" forklength swordfish and another one that was too short to keep. We also missed another nice fish, but
Hi-Tech Rigging And Tools For Trolling
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Hi-Tech Rigging And Tools For Trolling
By Capt. Jim Hirt
The details of any one particular item for well rigged hi-tech trolling would be an article in itself. I will try to address that in subsequent articles. This article will not be a primer for the angler starting out. It is for those interested in coming up to speed on what's new and successful for trolling any body of water for any sp
In category Fishing Techniques
Written by Jim Hirt
Hi-Tech Rigging And Tools For Trolling
By Capt. Jim Hirt
The details of any one particular item for well rigged hi-tech trolling would be an article in itself. I will try to address that in subsequent articles. This article will not be a primer for the angler starting out. It is for those interested in coming up to speed on what's new and successful for trolling any body of water for any sp
200 lb. Swordfish ate by mako on the Catch My Drif
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
It's been a while since I've written a report. We had a couple slow weeks when the fishing was mediocre, but it sure has picked up. This past week has been awesome fishing, both offshore and inshore.
Our Friday Night open boat swordfishing trip that we run every Friday night had a crazy trip this week. We hooked up to a really nice swordie. Fought him for about 20 minutes before getting him
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
It's been a while since I've written a report. We had a couple slow weeks when the fishing was mediocre, but it sure has picked up. This past week has been awesome fishing, both offshore and inshore.
Our Friday Night open boat swordfishing trip that we run every Friday night had a crazy trip this week. We hooked up to a really nice swordie. Fought him for about 20 minutes before getting him
GIANT TARPON FISHING
In category General Discussions
Written by Philippe
Hello
My name is Philippe and I am a New member in this group. My passion is Tarpon and I like o share my/ your Knowledge upon this fish… Behaviour, fishing technique, Migration ..etc etc ALL UPON TARPON.
Folowing is a description of my Activity
My pleasure to present our new Tarpon fishing lodge La Esquina del Lago and share with reader our 10 years experience upon Tarpon, Snook, Rain
In category General Discussions
Written by Philippe
Hello
My name is Philippe and I am a New member in this group. My passion is Tarpon and I like o share my/ your Knowledge upon this fish… Behaviour, fishing technique, Migration ..etc etc ALL UPON TARPON.
Folowing is a description of my Activity
My pleasure to present our new Tarpon fishing lodge La Esquina del Lago and share with reader our 10 years experience upon Tarpon, Snook, Rain
Ft Lauderdale Drift fishing and sportfishing repor
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
The Swordfish trip we run every Friday Night has been doing great. We weren't able to run a trip this week, because we were getting our vessle through our annual reinspection. The Friday before however was a great trip. We started off by hooking into a really nice swordfish. Got him right to the boat and the fish turned his head just out of gaff range and pulled the hook. The fish waqs an estimat
In category Fishing Adventures
Written by Capt. Andy Roydhouse
The Swordfish trip we run every Friday Night has been doing great. We weren't able to run a trip this week, because we were getting our vessle through our annual reinspection. The Friday before however was a great trip. We started off by hooking into a really nice swordfish. Got him right to the boat and the fish turned his head just out of gaff range and pulled the hook. The fish waqs an estimat
Fishing in Cape Cod.
In category General Discussions
Written by SGLB
I took at house in Cape Cod for two weeks last autumn.
My family all fish (freshwater) a bit already and we didn't want to form part of a salt water charter boat party. Thus it was natural for us before we went, to scout out any freshwater fishing opportunities in Cape Cod. My God, was this tough ! I must have emailed dozens of tackle shops, but I guess that freshwater fishing in Cape Cod does
In category General Discussions
Written by SGLB
I took at house in Cape Cod for two weeks last autumn.
My family all fish (freshwater) a bit already and we didn't want to form part of a salt water charter boat party. Thus it was natural for us before we went, to scout out any freshwater fishing opportunities in Cape Cod. My God, was this tough ! I must have emailed dozens of tackle shops, but I guess that freshwater fishing in Cape Cod does
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