Incorrect Assumptions About Caught
Posted on August 24th, 2011
Stupid idiot, take the photo after the landing.
Tagged: carp, hooked not landed
Stupid idiot, take the photo after the landing.
Tagged: carp, hooked not landed
Beer, smoked venison, and a coldwater stream. A combination of important and indulgent things.
Tagged: bad cell phone photography, poon, silver king, tarpon
Montauk Rocks Trailer from Richard Siberry on Vimeo. Cool trailer for an upcoming movie about the Montauk surf casting scene, by photographer Richard Siberry.
We’re big fans of the Bonefish and Tarpon Trust and are spreading the word about their upcoming Symposium. In their words: Two full days of presentations on cutting edge scientific research of bonefish, tarpon and permit from fisheries scientists around the world is scheduled, as well as panel discussions, fly casting seminars and tying clinics by some of the world’s noted flats anglers. On the final night an “Evening with the Legends” banquet will be emceed by author and angler Andy Mill, participants include; Joan Wulff, Bob Popovics, Lefty Kreh, Flip Pallot, Chico Fernandez, Sandy Moret, Rick Ruoff, Mark Sosin, Ralph Delph, Steve Huff, Bill Curtis, Stu Apte and George Hommell.
Tagged: bonefish, Bonefish and Tarpon Trust, tarpon
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation reports on its blog about the opportunity to change the menhaden management plan for the better. The post again sheds light on the extreme harvest practices of Omega Protein, a company that should be on the enemies list of all recreational fishermen.
My brother-in-law and my nephew took a trip up to a remote fishing lodge last week, kicked off by a no-holds-barred crash landing. All, save for the plane, walked away relatively unscathed. The fishing, not coincidentally, was reportedly off the charts.
Tagged: Adventureland., bad cell phone photography
The Camp-site Sports Shop in Huntington, NY, carries The Blitz. Atlantic Outfitters in Port Washington, NY, carries The Blitz. We support them anyhow but are glad they’re carrying.
There was a bluegrass duo at the bar and after the 13th request for “Dueling Banjos” the guitar player jumped off the small stage and grabbed the requester by the throat. This is a place that flips switches. It’s where Wallace Stevens threw down with Robert Frost and tried to punk Hemingway. The guitar player’s response fell within acceptable parameters. But it was time to leave. The Canadian had built a pickle-fork flats skiff that ran 74 and he put in a foot pedal throttle, like a car. In the morning he intentionally ran over cormorants as we blasted across bayside waters from Big Pine. He hit a well known flat and killed the engine and trimmed up. We did not have a push…
Tagged: apocryphal half truths, barracuda, Big Pine Key, bonefish, Key West