Category Archives: Fish Catching Travel

Fish Catching Travel After a fairly long absence from any saltwater fishing I was finally able to get to POC with the Shoedog.  The forecast was for light winds and low tide first thing, and that was accurate.  What was surprising more »

Fish Catching Travel I am finally back on track after a little hiatus this weekend.  My lovely wife and I celebrated our 25th anniversary in Houston the last few days, and a good time was had by all.  Also she knocked more »

Fish Catching Travel I do not know about you, but I am flat sick of this 30mph wind.  Yesterday it blew over 30 at times, and seemed to get stronger as the day wore on.  So with the forecast for more »

Fish Catching Travel Sorry there has not been a new report the last few days, but it wasn’t intentional.  When I started this blog almost 2 years ago it was with no other purpose than to record my fishing trips.  It more »

Fish Catching Travel I had something to do this morning, so it was noon when I hit the water.  I really did not think I would get to fish today, but boy am I glad it worked out.  It would more »

Fish Catching Travel It is a done deal, at least until it is reviewed in 5 years due to the “Sunset” provision, the bag limit on speckled trout will be reduced to a 5 fish daily from an area near more »

Fish Catching Travel Tuesday After getting a couple of things done on Tuesday the sky looked like it would clear and the sun was peeking out.  My buddy Jeffish and I had chatted about hitting the lake to see if more »

WTF – OMG -LOL ! Well what more can be said.  What The Frick – Oh My God – Laugh Out Loud.  I have had some rough trips, and I mean some stinkers, but our trip to Falcon Lake was more »

Fish Catching Travel There has not been much fishing this week on my part here at fishcatchingtravel.com, but there has been some traveling.  My lovely wife and I headed to Oklahoma City for a long weekend to visit the daughter, her husband, more »

  Fish Catching Travel After a week of the little things getting in the road of a full day of fishing, today was no different.  The dog had to be somewhere at 5 pm, really?  The dog?  That is how more »