Author Archives: Redfishlaw

Fish Catching Travel  It has been almost exactly 39 years since yours truly (Shoedog) and your fishcatchingtravel host, redfishlaw, took a trip from the frozen north of Freeport, Illinois to north Arkansas and Bull Shoals Lake. Along with our ultimate more »

Fish Catching Travel Here I sit at my computer on Monday morning, doing a post I meant to get done yesterday.  Outside the wind is howling at  30 mph, and it is 31 degrees, plain awful.  We got just enough of a taste more »

Fish Catching Travel I received this from Dave at Keller Bay RV Park.  He was kind enough to add a link to my site, and as soon as I get some time and help I will return the favor.  So more »

Fish Catching Travel I had the real pleasure of fishing with Jonathan today.  I met him at Dick’s in Corpus while perusing the tackle section seeing if there was anything I could not live without.  Jonathan is in his final more »

Fish Catching Travel I want to take this time to go completely off topic.  But this is important.  One of the nurses my wife works with in the ER at Detar Hospital in Victoria has suffered a serious injury, but more »

Fish Catching Travel Before we get to the fishing.  It is my lovely wife Nancy’s birthday.  She is the Captain of Team Nancy, and of course she had to work today.  How can a fisherman like me ever thank her enough.  I more »

Fish Catching Travel Sometimes I can not win no matter what decision I make.  But like always, it was the outside forces at work today. I only watch a couple of car races a year, and the one I like more »

Fish Catching Travel I had a busy week this week, and finally after 3 days of doing stuff, I was able to get on the water.  The forecast was for winds of 5 – 10 mph out of the NE more »

Fish Catching Travel A Cool Way to Catch Them. When I got to the lake the first thing I noticed was the lake had continued to warm.   In fact, where the water temp was only 50 way up lake, it more »

Fish Catching Travel (Sorry for the late post – life keeps getting in the way.) After a few days out West it was time to get back to the business at hand.  I thought it would be the Gulf but more »