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double dip by Jim Blackburn (5/07/2013)
Report on recent Lower Laguna Madre and gulf of Mexico offshore
January Tailers by Jim Blackburn (1/22/2012)
No people, no wind, no sun, but lots of tailing redfish.
Water's Low ana Fish are Hungry by Jim Blackburn (5/06/2010)
Just got back from Western Australia on Sat.5/1 where much tackle was lost and strong fish broke rods!!
Texas Fishing by Skipper Ray (4/01/2010)
Fishing South Padre Island, Texas. The fishing is heating up as the weather starts to do the same. Lot's of fish are starting to show up at all the regular haunts, so its time to get on the water and don't be afraid of the wind.
Valintines Day Fishing by Skipper Ray (2/15/2010)
It's cold but the fish are still bitting..
Halloween Fishing Three Islands Lower Laguna Madre by Skipper Ray (10/31/2009)
Fall fishing in the Lower Laguna Madre has been fair to midlin. We have some great weather still ahead with redfish being the hot targets either on flies or luies
Awesome new Power Pole technique w/redfish assist by Jim Blackburn (12/17/2008)
It was December 13th, about 72 degrees, no wind, total sunshine, and very low water with a very slight falling tide!
Fishing the Garden by Jim Blackburn (12/08/2008)
With a bottom carpet of turtle grass, crystal clear water, and rows of floating turtle grass, it posed some new fly fishing challenges.
Going To The Little Bahamas Mon by Jim Blackburn (10/28/2008)
With the water still high and a little guts you can sure explore some new places.
It's getting better all the time/The Beatles had it right!!! by Jim Blackburn (10/15/2008)
I can finally say that things are imroving after 2 hurricane, relentless high water, brown tide, the list is long.
Rain, Rain, Go Away, No Stay...No, Go away -- July 7, 2008 by Bruce W. Shuler (7/07/2008)
As always, unless you live in the deluged Mid-west, you hear residents of rainy conditions say, “Man, we needed the rain.” OK Ma nature you gave us the rain, no please go away. It has rained for the last four days and my new summer tan is fading away to mid-school year pastiness. “Why, why oh god of sun have you forsaken me?” All kidding aside, the rain is good for the bays and the cool temperatures that have accompanied it are a mid-summer Valley relief.
All Hail, The Return of the King -- June 23, 2008 by Bruce W. Shuler (6/23/2008)
Time to roll out the red carpet and bow to the return of the Silver King. While I was away playing in the Louisiana backwaters, dad was busy paying homage to the large scaled silver one. The king has returned with his entourage and Captain Pete and dad were there to greet them by jumping ten fish and landing three. Captain Pete landed his first tarpon that estimated to go around 85-pounds.
Spooky and small by Jim Blackburn (6/19/2008)
Plenty of fish but super spooky and small. Water was gin clear and no one in sight.
What Time is IT...? -- June 11, 2008 by Bruce W. Shuler (6/12/2008)
The old answer would have been Tool Time and just like old Tool Man Taylor Ma Nature has decided to kick things up a notch with the old wind tunnel. I was fishing with new friends the Little Tuna and Ted Lund and the old lady buffered us with the best of the Binford 5000. UUHHHUHHHUHHHHH. And, although I feel like my ears are still ringing and I am leaning slightly forward on the balls of my feet from the constant buffering from behind, the fish are on.
Electrical Fires, Wind, Offline, Trout, Wind -- June 5, by Bruce W. Shuler (6/06/2008)
Thank goodness, server rooms are airtight. If not, the winds this week would have created a spreading forest fire larger than the mind can imagine. We are sorry we have been offline since Monday. I know I have missed a number of important emails and I am sure dad has too. If you have emailed and we did not answer, simple answer is we had no access.
Trout, Trout, and Silver King Sightings -- May 21,2008 by Bruce W. Shuler (5/22/2008)
Fishing 12 out of the last 15 days with clients': Catch and releasing before 10:00 AM, how could it get any better? Just as my previous reports asked: Are the numbers of 17” to 20” trout we are catching due to the regulation change last Sept. or a seasonal anomaly?
Here Come The Tarpon by Bruce W. Shuler (5/10/2008)
Sorry for the late report, but fishing everyday this old FART just doesn't feel like sitting on keyboard at the end of the day. The attached photo has been lost for a long time but I just recently found it and thought it was a shame not to share it with other fishermen.
Fisheries Imrpovement or Rose-Colored Glasses by Bruce W. Shuler (4/29/2008)
We are consistently catching good numbers of 16” to 22” trout daily: is this a result of our 5 fish bag limit started last Year?
Excuse Me...We Have an Announcement -- April 15, 2008 by Bruce W. Shuler (4/16/2008)
Mix a few friends, some great fellowship, and awesome fishing and what do you get? Quite a few oversized reds and one awesome twenty-eight inch trout. We recently hosted the Friendswood Fishers of Men Chapter from Houston, one of our tamer groups in the lodge but little devils on the water.
Harvey-Cleary Goes Large Trout and reds -- April 4, 2008 by Bruce W. Shuler (4/07/2008)
The old spinster, Ma Nature, decided to turn a cool, temperamental shoulder our way Saturday morning. Luckily, her cool breezy attitude gave way to a warm and sunny countenance that awarded us a beautiful, fish filled afternoonshe even gave us the opportunity to do some of the best sight fishing of the early season.
Aggies and Big Fish; Statement or Oxymoron? by Bruce W. Shuler (3/31/2008)
We hosted a bachelor party for 1ST. LT. Stephen just returned from serving our Country in Iraq. Thanks Lt. He and all his buddies, who by the way were Aggie's, let it be known despite them being Aggie's they CAN FISH. Now to say his deployment took away from his fish catching ability would be lying. Ten minutes into our first wade of the day he set the bar for his buddies, Father and Father-in-law by catching a 29 inch and 7 Ό# Big Girl.
Running the edge by Jim Blackburn (3/26/2008)
Water was low and clear and the fish were very unpredictable
Wind...Wind...Wind -- March 19, 2008 by Bruce W. Shuler (3/20/2008)
We continue to catch 25 inch plus trout, but with Spring Break on us look for the traffic to move the larger trout from the shorelines and out a little deeper. Returning last Wed. I was able to get in 4 days on the water before the WIND FANS started!!!!!
When it's Right it's Right!!! by Jim Blackburn (3/14/2008)
When it's right it's right. Wind, sun, tide and temperature were all perfect for sight-fishing reds in skinny water two days ago. Today would be perfect too, but had to work.
The Dreaded East Wind by Jim Blackburn (1/14/2008)
You have to be creative when the prevailing winds throw you a curve.
A Tale of Tailers by Jim Blackburn (12/07/2007)
Presentation, Presentation, Presentation
Alternative species are hot by Jim Blackburn (9/28/2007)
big snook and mangrove snappers are on the prowl.
Birding Of A Different Kind by Jim Blackburn (4/20/2007)
This time of year birding is the preferred method of sight fishing down here if available.
Reds Are Picking Up by Jim Blackburn (3/26/2007)
Even though the wind is still cranking pretty good, the fly fishing for redfish is picking up.
Tailers But Not Cigars by Jim Blackburn (3/17/2007)
Fished North of Arroyo Colorado Laguna Madre Confluence alon the intercoastal. Cloudy, with light breezes gave us a fair amount of shots to tailing redfish. Unfortunately, no flies were seen due to errant casts.
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