Finding fish has been tough with the low tides and winds of the last week. Finding big fish has been almost impossible for me. That may be because I suck at fishing. That is all.
Finding fish
Running of the Bulls
I spent a few days east of the border last weekend. The food was good. The company was great. The fishing was incredible. The first day started off a little slow. We had trouble finding clean water. The grey skies weren’t doing us any favors either. I caught one low 30” fish early but that was it.
I am the Bassassinator!
Sorry Jay I had to steal that!
Here and There
As of Lately the weather hasn’t been great and the waters are up to the roof at times but we still have been able to find fish. I’ve been Fishing on the Kayak, Gheenoe, and Friends’ Boat. Seems whatever craft you are on you are bound to have a great time, unless you find your self with a messed up […]
Snow Carpin’
As Fall slowly fades and Winter takes over, here in the northeast the carp become quite lethargic and are much harder to find. The term hardcore becomes an understatement as you head out in search of these creatures. A lot of time is spent staring at nothing until the opportunity presents itself… Don’t mess it up!
G lassed Out
I spent the other day fishing for a few hours in the Glades with my buddy Mike and my Chowda Dogg. The conditions were like you read about….. glass calm, not a cloud in sight, and complete blue bird skies. We had the place all to ourselves. Post front winter time fishing can be great and often times you get […]
Picture Perfect
As anglers were subject to the constraints of the tyrant named Mother Nature. She does what she pleases. We’re merely hostages to her moody behavior. Every now and then she’ll smile down and grant us passage on a picturesque day. On rare occasions she’ll string two or more blissful days together for us to enjoy her splendor. Two weeks ago […]
Where It’s At
The Men Who Stare At Nothing…
It’s mid-Fall and I find myself stepping outside to the first chilly air of the fall. Overnight, temperatures plunged into the thirties signaling the end of warmth and the heart of autumn. Leaves are rustling in the woods and being swept out over the yard and clear skies reveal a canopy of stars. It is 5 a.m. and […]
Black Friday
I decided to use the skiff to mothership my kayak today. I explored some new territory and tried to hide from the wind. The gators had the place on lockdown. When you come face to face with these dinosaurs in the mangrove tunnels you have two options. Turnaround and go home or roll the dice and try to squeeze by […]