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fishing tackle News Archive11-Sep-2008
Stripers about in sloughs, rivers (Sonoma Index-Tribune)DENNIS WILSON with 36-inch, 15-pound striped bass he caught in the Petaluma River last weekend. Submitted photo Debbe Vinje of Leonard's Bait and Tackle at Port Sonoma reports that last Saturday "... was an awesome day for striper fishing, especially in and around sloughs on the Petaluma and Napa rivers."
FISHING REPORT (Richmond Times-Dispatch)Captain Mike Hoke of Life's Revenge Guide Service (804-353-4474) reports that Russell Wetzel caught four blue cats, weighing 41, 38, 27 and 21 pounds, and 8and 10-pound flatheads. Douglas McCarney (Greencastle, Pa.) caught blue cats weighing 43, 33, 27.5 and 22 pounds, a 9-pound flathead and a 21-pound, 39.25-inch flathead. Weather conditions are improving and Hoke expects good catfish trends ...
RELATED ARTICLES (Cape May County Herald)Fall fishing is a wonderful thing, if the weather holds out. Hurricanes come and go, and when they go, the fishers will be out there. Ron Flemming, Cape May Bait & Tackle, says that around Cape May Point, croaker action remains steady with increased size and numbers caught.
Central Pennsylvania fishing, hunting, hiking and more! (The Patriot-News)A weekly roundup of fishing conditions throughout central Pennsylvania. Moon Phase: Full moon, Sept. 15; last quarter, Sept. 22; new moon, Sept. 29; first quarter, Oct. 7.
Fishing Report: Rainfall's effects could soon come to light (Naples Daily News)For two years now, freshwater fishermen have been using the drought as the reason that they had a bad morning of fishing. The lakes have been too low and the canals were not flowing. Now there is too much water. The canals are running too fast and the lakes are overflowing. As the saying goes, ?when it rains it pours.''
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