Author Archives: Redfishlaw

Fish Catching Travel The Captain of Team Nancy has been telling me that when she has been walking the dog at the park she has started to see lots of bucks.  With our cooler weather the bucks are on the more »

Fish Catching Travel Sometimes I wonder if I have looked at somebody else’s weather.  When I got to the lake at daylight it was cloudy and calm, and it stayed that way the rest of the morning.  What good fishing more »

Fish Catching Travel Normally I write about things in the order they happened, but today it will be backwards.  Why?  Because I was so tired both days I just did not get anything written, sorry. Saturday Duck Hunting Saturday I went more »

Fish Catching Travel I sit down to write this after getting back from Chris’s house where we just cleaned up the stuff after 4 days on the beach.  We went to the PINS  (Padre Island National Seashore) to fish the more »

Fish Catching Travel Having a blog is harder than I ever thought.  Keeping up, answering emails, downloading pictures and videos is hard when you have been fishing all day.  But when you have a fishing blog the hardest thing is more »

Fish Catching Travel After a couple of days at POC that did not go nearly how I thought they would I decided to do some fishing on Coleto Creek this morning.  The day dawned cloudy with a light mist falling.  I was more »

                                                      Fish Catching Travel After spending a couple of long days at POC I finally can sit down and catch up on the fishing news.  Day 1 I fished with my friend Chris, our primary goal was to potentially catch some more »

Fish Catching Travel My brother Jeff, alias Shoe Dog, was able to sneak away from work Monday so we decided to meet at Fayette County.  We were on the water at 7:30 as several other boats began to hit the more »

Fish Catching Travel It is pouring outside, a great thing for us here in South Texas so I am stuck in the house.  We are still a foot down in rainfall this year, and by the looks of it we more »

Fish Catching Travel Of course I woke up an hour before I planned to, but the fishing clock was on fast forward.  It was the anticipation of throwing some topwater that got me up early, and it ended up working more »