Posted in Trawler News on February 13th, 2007 No Comments »
THE Shetland Fishermen’s Association has today written to Asda to challenge their decision to stop stocking UK sourced monkfish and have invited them up to Shetland to meet some of the fishermen who catch the fish and one of the foremost scientific experts on monkfish who works at the North Atlantic […]
Posted in Fishing Reports on February 13th, 2007 No Comments »
Beaver Lake: Anglers are battling three foes –cold water, muddy water and a falling lake level — no matter what species of fish they’re after.
The Army Corps of Engineers is generating electricity with two generators 24/7 at Beaver Dam until the lake level reaches 1,121.4 feet above sea level.
When that level […]
Posted in Fishing Reports on February 13th, 2007 No Comments »
With North America’s largest ski area looming overhead, a couple of guys stood on a bridge over Gore Creek near Cascade Village in Vail last week, transfixed by the water.
“There’s tons of fish down here,” one of them said to me as I walked by with poles in hand and skis over […]
Posted in Fishing Reports on February 4th, 2007 No Comments »
Stripers good on Napa River
• Napa River
This week, the striper report is good. This warm, dry weather should keep it going. Cut bait for bankies; troll and cast with deep divers and hair jigs.
Keep your lure digging on the bottom; fish slow and slower.
Reports are sketchy on sturgeon right now; they […]
Posted in Fishing Reports on February 4th, 2007 No Comments »
Fishing report
Trout Fishing For Great Smoky Mountains National Park streams, Roger Lowe recommends No. 20-18 olive Midge, No. 20-16 gray or black Caddis and No. 22-18 Winter Stone as hatch patterns. Attractor patterns: No. 14-12 Coachman Trude, No. 16-12 gray Palmer, No. 14-12 Thunderhead, No. 16-12 male Adams, No. 18-14 parachute Royal […]