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fishing tackle News Archive06-Sep-2007
Fishing report (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)The few people out fishing lately seem to be doing OK in most places, but there just aren't many people fishing.
FISHING REPORT (Richmond Times-Dispatch)Capt. Kevin Salmon of James River Catfishing Guide Service, (804) 991-2319, reported the following blue catfish catches: Robbie Martin , 36, 40, and 43 pounds; Zack Miller , 57; Daniel Barlow , 30, 31, 41; Cody Cleveland , 50, 59; Rachael Hopkins , 63; Robert Webb , 30, 33, 44; Brandon Lundie , 51; Howard Forehand , 37, 42, 53; Shelly ...
Fishing report (Contra Costa Times)PACIFIC OCEAN Robert Gallia of the El Dorado said salmon fishing around the Marin coast improved throughout Labor Day weekend as patient skippers produced scores from 3-9 fish per boat, with several salmon in the 30-40 pound class.
Fishing is picking up in False Bay (Helderberg)NOW that the winter weather is slowly subsiding, all facets of fishing seems to be picking up. A very successful final leg of the Western Province Inshore league was held on Sunday at Kleinbaai.
Early-fall bass fishing abounds (Tulsa World)Early-fall bass fishing is excellent on two of Oklahoma's premier lakes, according to reports sent in by longtime fishing guides. At Grand Lake, Ivan Martin says bass fishing has been outstanding, with lots of quality-sized fish being caught.
With the blues lingering, bass, tuna are on the way (The Hub) When all else fails, the bluefish will never let you down. Bluefish fishing has been steady this year, with the average blues between 6 and 10 pounds. It's that time of year to reflect back on what you do and what you need to do. Get the tackle box in order, put new line on those reels and get ready. Fall striped bass and tuna season is here. It's like the playoffs.
Fly-fishing has lots of allure (The News & Observer)Summer is for fly-fishing.
Police tackle $20,000 break-in (Adelaide Now)A CAVAN fishing tackle shop had $20,000 worth of fishing reels stolen in an alleged break-in this morning.
Fishing report (The Kansas City Star)?TRUMAN: 84 degrees, clear, normal. Outlook: Sterett Creek Marina reports: crappies good on minnows 10 to 15 feet down in 30 feet of water in the timber and along the bluffs; catfish fair on juglines, trotlines with perch. Below the dam: Rocky Top Bait and Tackle reports: crappies good on jigs in the current; catfish good on cut shad, river worms.
Fishing Report (Billings Gazette)Fall has arrived and fishermen know it. They've begun flocking to the Yellowstone River from Huntley downstream to take advantage of the good fishing that can be found there during the months of autumn. Will Suralski, at the Minnow Bucket at Huntley, ...
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