I had the privilege to fish the Casting for a Cause tournament a couple of weeks ago. This was my second year attending the event and it didn’t disappoint. Lots of fun hanging out with fellow anglers. The drinks, food, and prizes weren’t too shabby either. I arrived Thursday night […]
Corpus Christi
Another rarity. I hit the water for a few hours on the way home from Corpus Christi, TX yesterday morning. I managed to catch a lower slot red that was missing one of it’s eyeballs. This is the second time I’ve landed a red that was missing an eye. The […]
I spent a few days in the Coastal Bend with my old roommate, Austin, last week. The weather was hot but so was the fishing. We caught good numbers and quality fish at a few different locations. The first day in the area we got a late start and fished […]
Here’s a few pics I took over the weekend when the fishing was slow…
I went to Corpus Christi for the weekend to fish the 4th annual Casting for a Cause Charity Tournament. I spent three days on the water fishing around the Coastal Bend and had a blast. The catching was phenomenal one day and poor the rest. For once it was good […]
This Friday June 24, 2011 is the 4th Annual Casting for a Cause Charity Fishing Tournament. Casting for a Cause has raised over $75,000 for charities. The tournament this year is raising money for Heroes on the Water and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Heroes On Water (HOW) takes armed […]
*Late Report from Memorial Day weekend. Early this winter I attended a seminar showcasing some of the best inshore guides Texas has to offer. Among this fish porn and tactic talk one guide mention something that stuck with me, the phrase “fishing when you’re not fishing”. The phrase sounded unfamiliar […]
When I saw the wind forecasts early in the week for Easter weekend I saw a challenge. I am no stranger 20-30mph winds, especially on the Coastal Bend during spring. Over the years I’ve fished in lot of tough conditions. I can recall one trip last year when a buddy, […]
There’s no better cue that winter has passed quite like the surface exploding spectacle of a slob redfish pulverizing a top water plug or the sight of an upper slot brute with half its anatomy above the water’s surface. If the sight or sound of redfish prowling the shallows isn’t […]
Evidence of the arrival of spring is everywhere: flip-flop weather, schools of newly hatched fry, herds of hungry fish prowling the shallows and tropical storm-like winds. Finding a reliable pattern during spring, more than any other season, is tough. Conditions are highly inconsistent and fish behavior mirrors the unpredictable weather. […]