Author Archives: Redfishlaw

Fish Catching Travel You got to love this weather.  From blowing 25mph+ one day to dead calm the next, you never know.  But once I saw the weather report for Thursday POC was the plan for the day. My last few more »

Fish Catching Travel The Weather I was hoping to hit the Gulf somewhere the last couple of days but things have conspired against me.  Monday the dog needed to be at the Vet’s at 8 a.m. for some surgery, so more »

Fish Catching Travel Matagorda While the wife and I were out of town the Austin boys headed to Matagorda for a weekend of fishing.  A real serious fishing bunch, they hit it hard.  I dropped Todd a line on Wednesday more »

Fish Catching Travel Faye & Steve’s POC report. Sorry there as not been any new reports but I took a few days off from fishing, and doing any work on the blog.  So if you have not heard from me more »

Fish Catching Travel General Information Nestled in the north central region of the Ozarks Mountains is an area known as the Twin Lakes.  Surrounding Mtn. Home Arkansas is some of the finest freshwater fishing in North America.  Not only know for the fabulous bass more »

 Fish Catching Travel       The weather was still slated to be cool with the wind out of the north, it did not disappoint.  As Shoedog had called off his fishing trip with friends we decided to hit Coleto before he headed more »

Fish Catching Travel POC Every once in a while you will hear someone say to quit your bitchin’ and man up, heck I say it myself.  Generally in my case it is whether it is to windy to fish the more »

Fish Catching Travel It was a beautiful morning as Chris and I headed out from Froggie’s to Big Bayou first.  The tide was high, and  it was the kind of high I have not seen in a while.  But with more »

Fish Catching Travel  I got the full report from the Shoedog on his trip yesterday to Fayette County.  He caught them pretty good.  Over the last couple of years we have really done well later in the spring when the more »

Fish Catching Travel It is good to be home.  Monday was the last day we fished on Norfork, and we only fished until noon.  Though it was cloudy with some sprinkles there was not a breath of wind.  The fish more »