Category Archives: Fish Catching Travel

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 »

Fish Catching Travel After 3 days of fishing on Bull Shoals it was time for a day or two on Norfork.  I actually lived on the shores of the lake for a number of years at one of the boat more »

Fish Catching Travel Day 3 started off a little different than the last 2 days.  We decided to head back up lake to the Diamond City area and fish where we fished on Thursday.  Our first stop was the bank more »

Fish Catching Travel Day 2 of our great adventure was a little slower than day one, but before it was over it turned out to be a pretty good day.  Clyde joined us today and we decided to fish the more »

Fish Catching Travel It is almost 10 and I am sitting in my friend Clyde’s basement as he and the Shoedog play guitars.  I am drinking an adult beverage and digesting a wonderful fish supper.  Now I may not be getting more »

Fish Catching Travel Sorry there is no real new fishing report here, I just  can not get to excited to go when the wind is blowing the siding off the house.  I will admit that being able to fish when more »

Fish Catching Travel We decided wind or no wind to go back to POC and fish.  Yesterday turned out ok, so the plan was to hit the Oil Cut first thing.  And with a 20 – 30 mph wind, it was more »