An Epic Patagonia Adventure complete with Photos AND Video:
The Enderlin family produces another thriller… Three friends flew down to Patagonia in February of 2008 to fish the famous trout streams, spending two weeks camping outside of Junin de los Andes, fishing the Rios Chimehuin, Malleo, and Alumine. The trout were wild, big, and hungry for [...]
In the writing of a prior entry for the Edge Blog on darters, I spoke with a number of prominent saltwater lure manufacturers, including Gibbs Lures. Dan Smalley Jr., one of the co-owners of Gibbs was kind enough to give me a few minutes of his time and explain the hows and whys of [...]
Earl will be the last person to want any acclaim or notoriety for his image contributions, but honestly, after viewing the last round of his photo contributions we feel a showcase is definitely in order. We think you’ll agree and echo our sentiment in thanking Earl for these most excellent images. Enjoy!
Growing up on the Great Lakes I was spoiled with some of the best freshwater fishing around including world class smallmouth bass, walleye, musky and steelhead trout to name a few. However my dreams were filled with tuna and billfish! Things began to move into place when I moved to Cape Cod a couple [...]
I was fortunate to acquire a piece of angling history recently. A wonderful curiosity from the sport of fishing past which precedes slightly the publishing of the best known old edition of “The Compleat Angler” by J Major (2nd ed., 1824).
We have fished and hunted for sport and for sustenance for [...]
I don’t live all that close to the ocean (I’m about 45 minutes west) but if I were pressed to name my “home” waters I would say Plum Island, MA without hesitation. Its where I learned to saltwater fish and likely still where I fish more than anywhere else in a given season. [...]
As I was leaving West Falmouth Harbor I could hear my fathers words in the back of my head “Mitchell, what the heck are you doing out in this weather!” and I smirked a bit. It was 5 am and lightning was making itself known on the far shore of Buzzards Bay, but it was [...]
Around 10 yesterday morning Russ and I called the marina to schedule a boat and found ourselves on the water around 1230. Early afternoon provided little in the way of excitement, although we did bait up nicely with 2-3 dozen threadfin Herring who were swimming the green mile in the bait well. We trolled the [...]
Although I love surf fishing for striped bass there is something that attracts me to trout fishing. So for the last week I have been rolling out of bed at 9 AM and slipping into a comfortable pair of waders, grabbing my 5 weight fly rods, and fishing numerous trout streams. The trout journey started [...]
The Saltwater Shower Blog First Post - 5/2/10
Editor’s Note – We’re kicking off Scott Wilson’s Blog entitled “The Saltwater Shower” with his first post. Look for more from Scott and other blogging community members in the community blogs found here.
First Blog Post – 5/2/10
Like Merch, we have moved to a new location this year. While we [...]
