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Now that things are getting back to normal I will be fishing the summer months in Alaska personally this August through the first week of September. Most dates are booked but I do have some availability for trips for Halibut Salmon Cod Rockfish like

"Love Love LOVE FALL!! Smoking hot Pike & Bass fishing beginning of fall waterfowling & HUGE numbers of King Salmon in the Salmon River! Lake Champlain water levels continue to be low but we are finding plenty of Pike & Largemouths o

  Port Phillip Bay has experienced good numbers of Australian salmon recently with fish ranging from tiny finger sized juveniles right through to 3kg+ torpedo shaped speedsters. While the fish are generally quite spread out some of the hot spot

Supposed to be a salmon trip but since salmon are scarce our party opted to go for Jurassic Park fishing instead. Brilliant move! Loaded up on live bait then headed out our lingcod to then nearshore for limits plus of big olive blue black canary and

No salmon around so went for local potluck. Great day on the water and plenty of fish caught too! Five limits of olive blue black brown and red pacific snapper. The post June 13 appeared first on Monterey Bay and Santa Cruz Fishing Charters.

Customer Paul has been fishing around the Black Rock and Ricketts Point areas after work and has been getting his bag limit most days. His favourite bait was salmon fillet. George Hus and Adam fished the Black Rock area on Monday and Tuesday. The fi

Adapted from the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute Recipe Catalog INGREDIENTS: FOR TH LEMON VINAIGRETTE (makes 1 cup) 2 lemons zested and juiced Juice of one orange 1 tsp. kosher salt ½ tsp. freshly ground black pepper ½ cup extra virgin

"Love Love LOVE FALL!! Smoking hot Pike & Bass fishing beginning of fall waterfowling & HUGE numbers of King Salmon in the Salmon River! Lake Champlain water levels continue to be low but we are finding plenty of Pike & Largemouths o

Trickle-In Effect Posted by  Ted Kraimer  -  September 19 2014 The nice weather is continuing to hang-on leaving us a little behind in weather and our run of migratory salmon. With the lack of consistent (or at least a few days)

SUMMER HATCHES Summer is in full swing with a variety of hatches occurring throughout the Gallatin River and tributaries. We're fishing with lots of caddis patterns both nymphs and dries. Here's a few.... Dries: Size 12-16 Elk hairs and X-ca

Gallatin River The Gallatin has shaped up nicely through the high water season. We're catching fish on a variety of patterns along the bank's and in the bigger deeper hole's in the canyon and through the upper stretches to the park bound