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Mexico Fishing Charters
Puerto Vallarta Mexico Fishing Charters
Tunatime Sportfishing
Location: Punta De Mita, Mexico
Phone: (US) 561-244-8610
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Texas Fishing Charters
Rockport Fishing Guides
Captain Bill Z
Livin The Dream Charters
Location: Rockport, TX
Phone: (361) 361-790-5166
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Georgia Fishing Charters
Lake Lanier Fishing Guide
Captain: Scott Collins
Boat: Gettin' Lucky
Location: Georiga
Phone: (678) 634-3408
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Louisiana Fishing Charters
Offshore Tuna Fishing Louisiana
Captain: Lance Walker
Boat: On The Prowl
Location: Port Fourchon, LA
Phone: (225) 445-1005
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South Carolina Fishing Charters
South Carolina Fishing Charters
Captain Don Quattlebaum
Just One More Sportfishing
Location: Murrells Inlet, SC
Phone:... (Read More)
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Bahamas Fishing Charters
Bahamas Fishing Charters
Captain: Bob Moyer
Boats: 80 Equinox Pure Luxury, 65 Fighting Lady, 55 Ocean Sport Fisher, 46 Bertrum, 36 Luhrs,... (Read More)
Alaska Fishing Charters
Alaska King Salmon Fishing
Captain: Aaron Cooper
Boat: Ace Fishing Adventures
Location: Kenai, Alaska
Phone: (888) 347-4654
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New Jersey Fishing Charters
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Massachusetts Fishing Charters
Cape Cod Fishing Charters
Captain: Mark Owens
Boat: Miss Elizabeth
Location: Plymouth, MA
Phone: (508) 747-3013
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646 Pound Catfish World Record
The 646 pound catfish pushes a freshwater world record. The fisherman netted the massive catfish setting the world record for the largest freshwater fish every found or caught.
"It's amazing to think that giants like this still swim in some... (Read More)
Peacock Bass Fishing
Peacock bass have grown to be known as some of the hardest and toughest fighting freshwater game species in the world. The bass are known for their hard and explosive strikes that will make any fly fisherman or plug fisherman's jaw drop.
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Oregon Inlet : New Maps
Author: hh65cdr
Subject: New Maps
Posted: 20 Mar 2009 at 4:03am
Trying to make some new maps to help people find there way around to wade. Throw me some feed back if you like the color or would prefer a topo. Im just playing around with a new program I got that will plug into GPS. Im going to try to make some shots from the air and make them better but for now Im just playing around with it.
This is the south end of the oregon inlet/bridge.
1. I call this the flat. I have heard it called the old ferry docks. Use caution here and feel where you step there are sucker holes as it changes all the time.
2. The Jetty. You can climb down off the rocks and wade from the sand. Use caution here as the current can get wicked here. I usualy dont get in past my knees.
3. Green Island slough. Use caution as it drops off right off the bank. Most places you have to stay on the bank. During tide change there is lots of current.
A good thing to do if you have never fished these places is scout it out on a low tide and you can see alot to keep you safe.
Subject: New Maps
Posted: 20 Mar 2009 at 4:03am
Trying to make some new maps to help people find there way around to wade. Throw me some feed back if you like the color or would prefer a topo. Im just playing around with a new program I got that will plug into GPS. Im going to try to make some shots from the air and make them better but for now Im just playing around with it.
This is the south end of the oregon inlet/bridge.
1. I call this the flat. I have heard it called the old ferry docks. Use caution here and feel where you step there are sucker holes as it changes all the time.
2. The Jetty. You can climb down off the rocks and wade from the sand. Use caution here as the current can get wicked here. I usualy dont get in past my knees.
3. Green Island slough. Use caution as it drops off right off the bank. Most places you have to stay on the bank. During tide change there is lots of current.
A good thing to do if you have never fished these places is scout it out on a low tide and you can see alot to keep you safe.
Flat Out / Fly Girl Reports : Shad-i got to go fishing
Author: PMaxwell
Subject: Shad-i got to go fishing
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 11:03pm
I NEED to fish soon.....
Hope they get here quickly
Subject: Shad-i got to go fishing
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 11:03pm
I NEED to fish soon.....
Hope they get here quickly
Freshwater Reports - Near and Far : New best pond trout ...
Author: XXXi2
Subject: New best pond trout ...
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 10:47pm
Nice!
Gotta love the bows.
Subject: New best pond trout ...
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 10:47pm
Nice!
Gotta love the bows.
Flat Out / Fly Girl Reports : Shad-i got to go fishing
Author: toddkfly
Subject: Shad-i got to go fishing
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 10:20pm
Bird in a tree said that they are starting to show in downtown Richmond as we speak. Some stripers are trickling in as well.
Subject: Shad-i got to go fishing
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 10:20pm
Bird in a tree said that they are starting to show in downtown Richmond as we speak. Some stripers are trickling in as well.
Flat Out / Fly Girl Reports : Shad-i got to go fishing
Author: mb82
Subject: Shad-i got to go fishing
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 9:49pm
Originally posted by 9ft4wt
Were you guys in Weldon? If they are there, they should be here in a week or two. Any Americans?
9ft4wt
They might be showing up here in Richmond right now. I can neither confirm nor deny that they have been seen on fish finders as late as this afternoon and a few have been caught
Subject: Shad-i got to go fishing
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 9:49pm
Originally posted by 9ft4wt
Were you guys in Weldon? If they are there, they should be here in a week or two. Any Americans?
9ft4wt
They might be showing up here in Richmond right now. I can neither confirm nor deny that they have been seen on fish finders as late as this afternoon and a few have been caught
Freshwater Reports - Near and Far : Rose River Farm -- near Charlottesville
Author: striperhnter
Subject: Rose River Farm -- near Charlottesville
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 8:41pm
Rose River specials (you can buy them there in their barn) and size 14 orange stimulators also 14,16,18 adams depending on what is coming off. Have fun, wish I was fishing there with you.
Subject: Rose River Farm -- near Charlottesville
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 8:41pm
Rose River specials (you can buy them there in their barn) and size 14 orange stimulators also 14,16,18 adams depending on what is coming off. Have fun, wish I was fishing there with you.
Freshwater Reports - Near and Far : Rose River Farm -- near Charlottesville
Author: Ctuk
Subject: Rose River Farm -- near Charlottesville
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 8:35pm
Going up there on Thursday for the first time...sounds like it's a great place.
Subject: Rose River Farm -- near Charlottesville
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 8:35pm
Going up there on Thursday for the first time...sounds like it's a great place.
Saltwater : Tuna Tux for Baja
Author: toddkfly
Subject: Tuna Tux for Baja
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 5:56pm
C68SS for the hook? Love that fly. KISS.
Subject: Tuna Tux for Baja
Posted: 19 Mar 2009 at 5:56pm
C68SS for the hook? Love that fly. KISS.