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Hi Folks Guided a double yesterday with a little river fly fishing in the morning and canoe fly fishing in the afternoon.  Very enjoyable day for me as I took complete beginners in the morning and then the seasoned fly angler in the afternoon.

-POCOMOKE RIVER REPORT: CRAPPIE PERCH & PICKEREL -WAITING ON THE FLOUNDER -LOTS OF NEW RODS REELS AND TACKLE -SPRING HOURS START THIS WEDNESDAY HERE IS A PIC OF THE KIDS WITH A NICE STRINGER FROM A FAMILY TRIP ON THE … Continue reading U

Hi Folks Ran two trips yesterday with a morning adventure on my boat and and afternoon of wading the Lamoille for trout.  The surface temperature in the morning on the lake's surface was 71 degrees.  Pretty calm initially with a slight

Hi Folks It has been a busy week of guiding.  Just completed back to back doubles and preparing to do it again today.  The fishing has been pretty decent.  Our rivers have settled from the early week rain and we could use some more ra

yellow perch, white perch, largemouth bass, golden shiner, bluegill, white sucker, pumpkinseed, rock bass, black crappie, rainbow trout, chain pickerel, yellow bullhead, common shiner, northern pike, tiger muskee and brown trout. 42.48469000 -73.2475

  I landed this good size largemouth  today in one of my favorite jigging ponds.  The fish hit a small Kastmaster that had a meal worm attached. It's been like the good ole times for me. In between skiing I've been going ice f

Hi Folks Guided from the canoe with the the fly rods Thursday night.  Actually got rained on for a bit.  On and off heavy showers.  Still not enough precipitation as it is really dry out there.  Surface temperature was 71 degrees.

Hi folks guided a double yesterday chasing trout in the morning with the fly rods and spin fishing from my canoe in the afternoon for smallmouth bass.  Still very much summer out on the water and I am still fishing early and late in the day. &n

Here is the link for the live feed to the hearing:Oversight Hearing on "Fish and Wildlife Service’s Proposed Comprehensive Conservation Plan and its Potential Devastating Impact on the Economy of the Town of Chincoteague Virginia" http

By Striper Mike Sports Port Pro Staff As the vast majority of Cape Cod striped bass fishermen look forward to spring and the return of our beloved Striped Bass for those adventurous souls Cape Cod has a tremendous freshwater fishery 12 months a year

On Cape Cod June can be an awesome time for shore and boat anglers alike in both fresh and saltwater. We have LOTS of reports from many different areas and varying species being caught. So let’s get to it! SALTWATER We’ll start with the

Hi Folks Ran two trips yesterday with a river foray in the morning for smallmouth bass and then canoe fishing for bass in the afternoon.  Unstable weather day.  River temperature in the morning was 68 degrees and the water level was up and

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I had a couple I took to Lake George to drop shot fish. The change in weather made the bite a little harder than normal but we caught quite a few smallmouth and largemouth bass in the 25 to 30 feet range. The highlight was the wife of the couple hook

Northern pike, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, brown trout, chain pickerel, yellow perch, white perch, bluegill, pumkinseed, black crappie, rock bass, brown bullhead, white sucker, carp, golden shiner, common shiner and rainbow smelt. 42.46562000 -

Jon Pickering holds a nice bass that he caught on a shiner today. We are still all iced over in RI and holdover striper fishing is non-existent in this state (as far as I know). My carp fishing in open water has also taken a dive this winter. 

Walleye Facts Walleye is the largest member of the perch family and has been known to reach 25 pounds.  North of the border the walleye is more commonly known as pickerel. Its name comes from the fact that the fish’s eyes point outward as

Pickerel Pond 43.2329, -73.8482