Bishop Trout Rodeo 2024
Catch and release tournament draws anglers from around California for exciting, mid-winter competition..
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Catch and release tournament draws anglers from around California for exciting, mid-winter competition..
Bishop Trout Rodeo 2024 Read More »
In seconds and with just a single strip of the line, a golden streak flashed just below the surface as a bigger model dorado grabbed the fly
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A new trolling depth gauge measures the trolling depth from the boat. Now anglers can fish at the fish’s depth. They Fish Smart — Fish Better — Catch more Fish.
New Gauge Can Revolutionize Trolling Read More »
After working hard to be a very good boy for most of the year I think the stuff on my Fishmas Wish List is in the bag!
My FishMas Wish List Read More »
“Captain Ray says we are going to start at the east end of the Cortes Bank. Many boats have worked the west end but not the east,” explained the affable Cpt. Chastine.
Toronado loads up yellowtail and rockfish Read More »
Owner operator, Scott McDaniels, had been out of the wheelhouse for a while. Sidelined when, after 20-years of fighting chronic embolisms in his left leg, the skipper decided to have the thing removed.
While fishing the WON charter last March to San Nicolas Island aboard Toronado, the boat’s owner, Joe Philips approached me with an interesting and generous proposal.
“I’d like to use the boat to take a bunch of veterans out fishing, giving them a free day on the water, to be with other military vets, and maybe get some fish,” said Captain Philips of the endeavor.
Toronado Veterans Fishing Day Read More »
I didn’t mean to fall in love with fishing.
Sure, we dated on and off over the years. I did some casting along the North Atlantic as a kid. I threw some lures in the Rocky Mountains and the rivers of the Northwest when I was a young man. But it was never more than casual dating.
Falling For Fishing In The Eastern Sierra Read More »
Beginning in the 1980’s Tim Alpers raised triploid Coleman strain rainbow trout at his Ranch at the headwaters of the Upper Owens River. In the pure spring water, these well-fed trout grew to enormous proportions, full-finned and gorgeous, then were sold to Mono and Inyo Counties and local businesses and stocked throughout Eastern Sierra waters. His trophy trout became so ubiquitous that every big Eastern Sierra rainbow was referred to as an “Alpers”.
Remembering Alpers Ranch Read More »
Overlanding (self-reliant adventure travel) has become a popular pursuit in recent years. You may have seen stories, watched videos, or witnessed folks crisscrossing the U.S. and foreign countries in outfitted pickups, Toyota 4Runners, Jeeps, or Range Rovers. For those people, the experience of travel is the reward. The same is true for me, I just like to throw fishing into the mix when I’m on an overland journey.
Take an Overland Adventure to These Five Fishing Destinations Read More »