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Bass Fishing Fly Peacock News
Lesson in Timelessness by a Fly-Fishing Master - New York Times
Lesson in Timelessness by a Fly-Fishing Master New York Times Kreh, 87, keeps a hectic schedule, traveling far afield to fish, making public appearances and conducting casting clinics. (He went to the Yucatán Peninsula in March in search of permit and will visit Brazil in October to pursue peacock bass.) ... |
Yellowfin tunas biting in Bahamas - Sun-Sentinel
Yellowfin tunas biting in Bahamas Sun-Sentinel Jim and Posey Marsten, of Plantation, caught six peacock bass up to 2 pounds fly fishing with Clouser minnows in the C-100. Lance Benson, of Miami, caught 25 largemouth bass up to 3 pounds and a few Mayan cichlids using Ribbit frogs and speed worms in ... |
Fish finder -- Published May 9, 2012 - Stockton Record
Fish finder -- Published May 9, 2012 Stockton Record By Peter Ottesen Striped bass in various sizes, depending on the school, range 3 to 4 pounds and 9 to 12 pounds. Occasionally, fish to 17 pounds are in the mix. Angling appears to be best on the San Joaquin River side in favorite haunts such as Three ... |
Miami Exotics - Kayak Angler Magazine
Miami Exotics Kayak Angler Magazine I asked noted Photographer Doug Stamm to join me on a day trip over to Miami for some Peacock Bass fishing. We left the West coast at 0600 and began the drive. It was tempting to stop at all the canals along the way, but we were on a mission. |
It's time to think about fall food plots - Monroe News Star
It's time to think about fall food plots Monroe News Star Sidney Wilhite of Monroe shows off the peacock bass he caught on a recent fishing trip to the Amazon River. If you'd like to share a photo of your best catch or something from your outdoors adventure, e-mail it to sports@thenewsstar.com. |