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fishing tackle News Archive11-Sep-2006
Sacramento River salmon fishing prospects mixed (Oroville Mercury-Register)Salmon prospects on the Sacramento River are mixed, according to Phil Peeples at The Tackle Box. "(Salmon fishing) slowed down again up here," observed Peeples.
Fishing Lines: Is the tale of the whooper a whopper? (Independent)No night fishing for me during the next week. As you read this, I'm taking the big silver bird to New Brunswick, Canada, to fish one of the great salmon rivers. But you won't catch me on the bank when darkness falls.
Fish out of water: Women reeling in business (The Ironton Tribune)BRADRICK ? Shawna Gray admits that she gets some strange looks when anglers come into Cornerstone Live Bait and Tackle on State Route 7 between Chesapeake and Proctorville.
Island Fall Fishing Classic Begins with a 13.3-Pound Striped Bass (Vineyard Gazette)Vying to be the first to weigh in a fish in the 61st annual Martha's Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby, a sleepy Jim Cornwell arrived at the downtown Edgartown weigh station at 4 a.m. Sunday.
Bluegill fishing easy on St. Joseph (South Bend Tribune)Lonnie Halsema eased his pontoon boat away from the marina dock at Midway Bait and Tackle and headed down the St. Joseph River. "This really won't take long," he said with a smile. "We'll have a mess of bluegills in no time."
Children answer casting call at free fishing clinic (The Palm Beach Post)This was a fishing clinic, but not for anyone who wanted to be a fisherman.
Fishing derby for kids Sept. 24 in Akron (The Canton Repository)Kids 15 and under and their families are invited to bring their tackle boxes, fishing rods and lures for a chance to win some prizes during the Kids' Fall Fishing Derby on Sept. 24 from 1 to 4 p.m. at...
Mike McLean (Coeur d'Alene Press)Coeur d'Alene chinook fishing is still good. "Even after the Big One Derby, they are still catching quite a few fish between 50 and 80 feet deep," said Randy Richards of Tri State Outfitters.
Fishing Report, Sept. 8 (The State)FRESHWATER TRENDS Mountains LAKE JOCASSEE: Largemouth Bass: Fair, slow retrieves with plastic worms, casting Carolina-rigged worms, topwater lures, crankbaits and spinnerbaits. Good catches in the early morning and at night Trout: Fair, fishing early morning and at night around intake towers using cut bait or minnows 70 to 80 feet deep. Smallmouth Bass: Fair. Casting Yozuri plugs deep and
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