The Idaho Fishing Trip: Freedom of the Road 2007
South-central Idaho is the perfect place to fuel a Rocky Mountain tour with bait and tackle. Anglers bring a sense of purpose to backcountry camping trips: They just have to drop a line in the nearest fishing hole. Whether they return with the next meal or not is almost beside the point.
The Amadou
This little accessory may be a little unfamiliar to some or familiar to others but let me explain what it is. It is used to take out moisture from a waterloggoed fly but particulary flies that are tied with feathers that come from the oil gland area of ducks and should not accept the floatants on the market. These oil gland type feathers are known as CDC feathers: cul-de-canard feathers. They are waterproofed by nature and they are the best feathers you can get for tying flies as they look incredibly lifelike when they are in the water.
The amadou is a natural material made of a tree fungus… it is extremely absorbent.
~Michele~
Meet You at the Pier
The Cocoa Beach Pier is an area landmark and offers numerous restaurants, shops, fishing opportunities, beach rentals, live music and more.
Fishing for Tips on the Inside Line
Savvy investors keep close tabs on the buying habits of corporate insiders. Officers, directors and large shareholders know more about their companies than anyone else. When they are willing to put their own cash on the line, it can mean good things are in store. By the same token, insider selling…
You Can’t Put A Price On Quality
I was packing for my trip earlier today and went to put my 2 piece fishing rod into my luggage but there was one problem, it didn’t fit. I tried my shortest rod, and it didn’t fit either. Not cool. So I did what any fishing addict would do, I went shopping for a telescopic […]
May: Countrywide Antique & Yard Sale
MAY 10-11, 2008. Salisbury, NC. 8 am - 4 pm at the Rowan County Fairgrounds on Julian Road in Salisbury. Over 350 booths. Free Admission. Antique, collectibles, Crafts, Military surplus, Fishing Equipment, Yard Sale items, Glassware, etc…
Are all Georgia fishermen like this? Steve H.,you will find this interesting!
Hello all, This news story was in my local newspaper the other day(Baton Rouge, Louisiana). When I read the short story on the front page, and saw the number of fish, I thought this must be a typo. After I read the full story inside the newspaper, and found out the number of fish was no typo, I could hardly believe it was true, since I have chartered with this Captain before. Apart from the Captain, what I really find troubling is the attitude of these 18 fishing individuals from Georgia, I…
From the Table of Adam Guy: Japanese Stone Flounder
Recently I received this great email from Adam Guy, who also runs a great Japanese blog- The Compleat Tsuribito, it makes a great appetizer for Japanese fishing and cooking in a nice bite sized package. Adam Guy writes: One of my fishing buddies volunteered to drive, so we decided to go fishing for a flatfish known locally […]
The Idaho Fishing Trip: Freedom of the Road 2007
South-central Idaho is the perfect place to fuel a Rocky Mountain tour with bait and tackle. Anglers bring a sense of purpose to backcountry camping trips: They just have to drop a line in the nearest fishing hole. Whether they return with the next meal or not is almost beside the point.
Are all Georgia fishermen like this? Steve H.,you will find this interesting!
Hello all, This news story was in my local newspaper the other day(Baton Rouge, Louisiana). When I read the short story on the front page, and saw the number of fish, I thought this must be a typo. After I read the full story inside the newspaper, and found out the number of fish was no typo, I could hardly believe it was true, since I have chartered with this Captain before. Apart from the Captain, what I really find troubling is the attitude of these 18 fishing individuals from Georgia, I…
May: Countrywide Antique & Yard Sale
MAY 10-11, 2008. Salisbury, NC. 8 am - 4 pm at the Rowan County Fairgrounds on Julian Road in Salisbury. Over 350 booths. Free Admission. Antique, collectibles, Crafts, Military surplus, Fishing Equipment, Yard Sale items, Glassware, etc…
Are all Georgia fishermen like this? Steve H.,you will find this interesting!
Hello all, This news story was in my local newspaper the other day(Baton Rouge, Louisiana). When I read the short story on the front page, and saw the number of fish, I thought this must be a typo. After I read the full story inside the newspaper, and found out the number of fish was no typo, I could hardly believe it was true, since I have chartered with this Captain before. Apart from the Captain, what I really find troubling is the attitude of these 18 fishing individuals from Georgia, I…
The Idaho Fishing Trip: Freedom of the Road 2007
South-central Idaho is the perfect place to fuel a Rocky Mountain tour with bait and tackle. Anglers bring a sense of purpose to backcountry camping trips: They just have to drop a line in the nearest fishing hole. Whether they return with the next meal or not is almost beside the point.
Meet You at the Pier
The Cocoa Beach Pier is an area landmark and offers numerous restaurants, shops, fishing opportunities, beach rentals, live music and more.
WOW!
I get back from a few days in Cabo, and this place becomes a peaceful haven for discussions about boats and fishing. I notice one person in particular is missing…. hmmm was that the key? Of course it was… LOL! Welcome to the new and improved rec.boats. I sure as hell hopes it stays this way. –Mike…
The Amadou
This little accessory may be a little unfamiliar to some or familiar to others but let me explain what it is. It is used to take out moisture from a waterloggoed fly but particulary flies that are tied with feathers that come from the oil gland area of ducks and should not accept the floatants on the market. These oil gland type feathers are known as CDC feathers: cul-de-canard feathers. They are waterproofed by nature and they are the best feathers you can get for tying flies as they look incredibly lifelike when they are in the water.
The amadou is a natural material made of a tree fungus… it is extremely absorbent.
~Michele~
Throw the big fish back, study advises
Commercial and sport fishing destabilizes fish populations by targeting the biggest, oldest fish and leaving younger fish to proliferate too wildly, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
This little accessory may be a little unfamiliar to some or familiar to others but let me explain what it is. It is used to take out moisture from a waterloggoed fly but particulary flies that are tied with feathers that come from the oil gland area of ducks and should not accept the floatants on the market. These oil gland type feathers are known as CDC feathers: cul-de-canard feathers. They are waterproofed by nature and they are the best feathers you can get for tying flies as they look incredibly lifelike when they are in the water.