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fishing tackle News Archive25-Apr-2007
Joe Thomas And The Browns: The Last Thing Cleveland Needs Is Another Orange Barrel (Blogcritics.org) Okay, all you draftniks and beatniks, I need to squelch one thing right now: The Cleveland Browns should not (and will not) draft offensive lineman, Joe Thomas, with the #3 pick in the 2007 NFL Draft. The only thing Joe Thomas, the offensive tackle from Wisconsin, will be "fishing for" this weekend during the 2007 NFL Draft is an approving endorsement from this writer. "But, Chris!" you ...
Bucs covet tackle Thomas (Orlando Sentinel)For a while there, it looked as if Wisconsin offensive tackle Joe Thomas' talent, versatility, athleticism and will to win had conspired against him.
THE FISHING LINE (Northwest Indiana Times)Indiana: CO, BT, SH, CN, LT out of East Chicago Marina, Gongs, Port of Indiana, Michigan City: on spoons, dodger & flies, body baits, spawn. PE at Gary Lighthouse, East Chicago Marina on minnows, crappie rigs, jigs.
Fishing Tournament Trail (Kansas City Star)The Fishing Tournament Trail will be printed every Tuesday during the fishing season. To report results, call (816) 234-4319 from 7 a.m. to noon Monday and list the date, location and sponsoring organization of the tournament and the full names and hometowns of the top two places and big-bass winners, plus their totals.
Midwest fishing report (Chicago Sun-Times)FISH OF THE WEEK: David Siroyatka of Elgin caught a Shabbona Lake-record 7.85-pound largemouth bass Saturday. He caught the 23-inch bass on a bass minnow, Lakeside reported.
Wacky worm remains one of the best baits around for bass fishing (Hot Springs Village Voice) Genuinely new lures rarely hit the tackle shops these days. Most lures simply copy or improve on old ideas, but sometimes even the oldest ideas still work best. Nothing dates back as far as sticking a wiggling worm on a hook and letting it drift. About a million years, two months and three days ago, Jimmy Youstone watched a worm wash into a stream.
Fishing Guide (The Washington Times)AREA 1: D.C. AND VICINITY POTOMAC RIVER: 0-35 miles (...) -- At Fletcher's Cove (Georgetown, off Canal Road; call 202/244-0461), Ray Fletcher said, "The fishing is great. American and hickory shad are biting; herring are running and even the big blue catfish are in our section of the river.
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