Category Archives: Fish Catching Travel

FISH CATCHING TRAVEL Sad to report our heat continues.  The weather dude even said it looks like it will warm up next week.  Summer’s last gasp.  I will slip out in the morning for another round of buzzbait fishing, there more »

FISH CATCHING TRAVEL As I write this Sunday afternoon it is thundering and raining here and there.  The forecast is for it to continue with the heat index getting to 106 degrees tomorrow.  So it will be up before daylight more »

FISH CATCHING TRAVEL This has actually been a good year to be the weather dude.  His forecasts for rain have been right on, but it has been pretty easy.  Today was no different.  As the sun came up it was more »

FISH CATCHING TRAVEL I am actually taking a little weather break for a few days.  As the heat index exceeds 100 degree plus everyday it is hard to get motivated.  If the fishing was a little better it would help, more »

FISH CATCHING TRAVEL It was cloudy and almost dead calm when I dropped it in the water this morning.  The temp was up a couple of degrees, 92 in most places, and the color remains the same except once you more »

FISH CATCHING TRAVEL I had hoped to be on the water Wednesday (Yesterday) but when I got up early it was thundering and carrying on.  A look at the radar ended that plan, but since it ended up amounting to not more »

FISH CATCHING TRAVEL Tomorrow is going to be the lake and a quick meat haul.  Rarely do I just go on a meat haul, but the Boss is wanting a fish fry and that should not be to hard to more »

FISH CATCHING TRAVEL It was flat amazing this morning! I was off before daylight and it was really nice, but hot.  As it was yesterday there was very little wind.  The water color is still poor in some places, as more »

FISH CATCHING TRAVEL When I got to the ramp before daylight there was already a lot full at Froggie’s, just a gentle reminder why I love hunting season.  It was a mess.  And just to illustrate what a mess it more »

FISH CATCHING TRAVEL Before I get to the fishing wanted to say a little about the “ditty” bag, or whatever you choose to call it.  As I pushed the throttle forward I reached for my sunglasses, oops, not there.  I more »