Author Archives: Redfishlaw

Fish Catching Travel Since I had such a good day the other day when the wind was blowing I decided to wuss out from heading to the Gulf and get up early and hit Coleto again,  I made the lake more »

Fish Catching Travel While catching the glamour fish in Belize was awesome, it was time to get back to the Gulf.  The forecast was for 20 – 30mph winds, and they were dead on.  The reason I chose the Powderhorn more »

Fish Catching Travel I got a chance to slip out to Coleto Friday morning early after I woke up at 4:30 and could not go back to sleep.  So in a half daze I hitched the boat and headed to more »

Fish Catching Travel When I left off yesterday Clyde and I had just caught our permit and we were feeling good.  And even though we were happy, Capt. Ken stayed after it and we ended up almost to Belize City more »

Fish Catching Travel Yesterday I posted about the island and the general stuff that makes it fun, and that you might want to know if you ever think about going there.  Today it is all about the fishing.  And what more »

Fish Catching Travel I am back, and what a really great time we had.  To be with your 2 best fishing buddies in one of the coolest places on the planet was a real joy.  As one’s life passes by more »

Fish Catching Travel What a trip we are having.  Fishing with your best fishing buddies in a place as beautiful as this is as good as it gets.  I have lots of fish and stories to download, but I am more »

Fish Catching Travel Getting It Done The Hard Way I thought when I got on the plane that I was leaving Texas behind.  Well I left, but of course the wind came with me.  It has blown every day, and more »

Fish Catching Travel When the captain of Team Nancy said what did I want for Christmas last year the answer was easy, to return to Belize.  Specifically to return to Sea Dreams on Caye Caulker.  Once that decision was made more »

Fish Catching Travel Sorry there has not been a post this week.  We took a couple of days off and went out of town, and the only fishing was 3 hours before the last big front on Coleto.  Nothing came more »