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Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Man Catches Trout on by Car Key in Georgia

Man Catches Trout on by Car Key in Georgia

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The title to this blog post was actually written by Mr. Louis Cahill over on his website GinkandGasoline.com. He's a friend, professional photographer, and all around fishy dude. You may remember Louis from some of his photography tips last year about this time.

A couple of weeks ago Louis and I were fishing here in Colorado. Both being admitted streamer junkies we started talking about what we thought was the strangest object you could catch trout on. Louis admitted to me that he had always had the twisted idea of trying to catch a fish on a car key. Right...

Fast forward to last week and I get the image above texted to me from Louis somewhere from Wyoming with words to the extent of, "I did it." I couldn't believe it. Not only did he catch a really nice sized fish on a car key, but it was only one of two fish caught that day.

You can read the entire insane story over on Louis's blog GinkandGasoline.com and listen to Louis wax poetic about the "ethics" of dry fly purists while catching fish on car keys. The site is run by Louis and GA/NC guide Kent Klewein, and as such has superb "how-to" pieces mixed with entertainment and great suggestions to help amateurs get better photographs while fishing. Do check it out, you won't be disappointed.... READ MORE

Czech Nymphing Bass Fishers and High Stickers Should Lovings

Czech Nymphing Bass Fishers and High Stickers Should Lovings

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I've been hanging out with Steve Parrott of the Blue Quill Angler in Evergreen, Colorado, lately, and I have to tell you, I think he's made me a convert to Czech nymphing.

Steve has a relatively new DVD on the subject, which I eagerly endorse as a potential stocking stuffer, because he takes a topic that many of us find, well, literally "foreign," and brings it right home in a way that's easy to understand.... READ MORE

Fishing report for Dec. 13, 2011

Fishing report for Dec. 13, 2011

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Chollas: The Joe Bain Memorial Fishing Pier is a great place for kids to fish. Open daily to youngsters 15 and under. San Diego Fly Fishers sponsors a Lend-A-Rod program on Sundays from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., and it includes free bait and tackle and fishing tips. Good perimeter hiking trail, shady spots for picnicking.

Corona Lake: Very good trout action here in the wake of recent trout stocking. More plants are set for the holiday season and just in time for kids being out of school. Sam Choi, San Diego, 9-pound, 8-ounce trout, part of a limit of trout totaling 19 pounds, 8 ounces. He fished from a float tube and had the fish before 10:30 a.m. Chyanne Brooklyn, Perris, 8-pound rainbow trout, part of a four-fish, 14-pound stringer of trout. Edgar Wilson, Johnny Brant, Allen Polk, all of Compton, put together a 13-fish stringer totaling 28 pounds. They used chartreuse floating bait. Corona will close at 2 p.m. on Dec. 24 and be closed Christmas Day. It reopens Dec. 26 and will be open seven days a week, including New Year’s Eve Day and New Year’s Day. Fishing is from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. on day passes, or from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. on an evening pass. Each of the passes is $22. Seniors pay $20. All passes have a five-fish limit. It’s $9 for kids 4 to 13, with a three-fish limit. The 24-hour passes are available on the Friday and Saturday nights nearest the full moon. The next 24-hour pass days are Jan. 6-7. The passes cost $60 and anglers may bring a spouse and up to three kids to help fill the 24-hour pass limit of 15 fish. There’s free camping on the 24-hour pass. For more information on Corona Lake, call (951) 277-4489.

Cuyamaca: Heavily stocked all year with trout. Mt. Lassen, Jess Ranch and the Department of Fish and Game. A special plant of Alpers trout went in Nov. 9 and should have some shelf life. Good fishing prior to the winter storm. Big trout showing. Thomas Swanson, National City, 12-pound, 9-ounce rainbow, part of a three-trout stringer caught on rainbow Power Bait at Lone Pine. Justin Dodson, Oceanside, two fish, with one a 9-pound, 2-ouncer, gold Cleo and a gold Kastmaster. Anthony Noy, San Diego, fishing with his father, double-limit of trout. John Ambrose, Descanso, 10-pound trout, part of a limit of rainbows he caught at Lone Pine on green Power Bait. Rex Shumate, El Cajon, 7-pound, 8-ounce trout, part of a limit he caught at Pumphouse Cove on night crawlers. Debbie Savy, El Cajon, 9-pound, 4-ounce trout, Power Bait, wooden dock at Chambers Park. All private boats must be sprayed and decontaminated to prevent the spread of quagga mussels in the lake. Cost is $10. Applies to canoes, kayaks, float tubes and waders. Campers now have the use of showers on the North Shore. Condos and sleeper cabins available at the lake. Excellent hiking opportunities, with trails leading into Rancho Cuyamaca State Park. Good peak climbs include Stonewall, Cuyamaca Peak and North Peak. Call (760) 765-0515 or toll free at (877) 581-9904. More information at www.lakecuyamaca.org. Open daily, but closed all day Wednesday and until noon on Sunday to allow for waterfowl hunting.... READ MORE

Thursday, November 3, 2011

All About Bass Fishing In Florida Live And Adventure Of A Lifetime

All About Bass Fishing In Florida Live And Adventure Of A Lifetime

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The state of Florida is known for its exceptional bass fishing. A lot of boats on the market are designed specifically for bass fishing and generates revenues as well for the boat owners.

For people who specialize in fishing, it is a dream come true to capture such wonderful species. Good freshwater fishing can be found not only in lakes but also in ponds, creeks and canals.

Largemouth Bass, Redfish, Black Crappie and Trout are some of the fascinating sea creatures targeted by expert fishermen in the many inland lakes of Florida. Fishing guides are very courteous and friendly. St. John River is the longest river in Florida. Its clear copper-colored waters and floating hyacinth islands are bold and enchanting.

The area contains marshy wetlands as well as citrus groves which are irrigated by zigzag canals linking the reservoirs, swamps, lakes, palm trees, flat-water marshes and cypress stands. Large numbers of the best and the biggest trophy black bass are caught in regular basis. Wetland-dependent species thrive here including blue herons, limpkins, pelicans, turkey, alligators, bald eagles, rabbits, wild hogs, tortoise, deer, wood storks, populous and ospreys.

The river itself is great for fishing and catching enormous sizes of fish. In order to fish bass from rivers, it is best to seek out breaks in the current, perhaps from a fallen tree, a stump, or rocks. The fish that bass feed upon will normally school below a dam, thereby making these spots ideal for bass fishing. There are numerous techniques available to pursue the sport of bass fishing.

Both amateur and seasoned anglers use Spinner bait.
Ditches and dikes were constructed in the St. John’s River headwaters in order to serve agricultural pursuits. To expose rich soils to grow citrus, row crops, and to raise beef cattle, the marshes were drained. However, channeling the St. John’s headwaters for groves, farms and ranches eliminated hundreds of thousands of acres of marshes, upset the fragile wetlands ecology that was the foraging, nesting and nursery habitat for wildlife, and made the area susceptible to damage from floods from hurricanes.

In the year 1988, the Management District and the US Army Corps of Engineers began a project to restore the drained marshes, construct reservoirs, levees, canals, spillways and water control structures to provide flood protection to the area. The project also created some fantastic trophy bass fisheries. Since then more than 150,000 acres of marshes are being restored and enhanced in the Upper St. John’s River headwaters reclamation project.

It is not rare to catch Redfish. The brawl of this game fish is both unmistakable and unforgettable. It is really an amazing experience catching enormous sizes of these sea creatures!

Central Florida also offers visiting anglers the opportunity to catch Trophy Largemouth Bass and Black Crappie from one of its many Inland Lakes.

There are plenty of wonderful and popular lakes in Central Florida such as Lake Toho, Kissimmee Chain, Lake George, Harris Chain, Lake Conway, Butler Chain and the St. Johns River. People all over the world come and visit Florida not just because of its natural beauty but because of its spectacular bass fishing. ... READ MORE RESUORCES

Thursday, September 29, 2011

UK Records SEA FISH RECORDS

UK Records SEA FISH RECORDS

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SEA FISH RECORDS CORRECTED APRIL 1999
Species Type lbs ozs drms kilo-grms Date Captor Location
Angler Fish
Loahius Piscatorius Boat 94 12 4 42.985 1985 S.M.A. Neill Belfast Lough, Northern Ireland.
Shore 68 2 0 30.899 1967 H. Legerton Canvey Island, Essex.
Bass
Dicentrarchus labrax Boat 19 9 2 8.876 1987 P. McEwan off Reculvers, Herne Bay, Kent.
Shore 19 0 0 8.618 1988 D.L. Bourne Southern Breakwater, Dover, Kent.
Bass
Dicentrarchus labrax Boat 19 9 2 8.876 1987 P. McEwan off Reculvers, Herne Bay, Kent.
Shore 19 0 0 8.618 1988 D.L. Bourne Southern Breakwater, Dover, Kent.
Black Fish
Centrolophus niger Boat 3 10 8 1.658 1972 J. Semple off Heads of Ayr,Scotland.
Shore 5 14 8 2.679 1998 S.Ostler Aldeborough Beach, East Yorkshire
Bluemouth
Helicolenus dactylopterus Boat 3 2 8 1.431 1976 Anne Lyngholm Loch Shell, Stornoway, Scotland.
Shore 1 0 0 454 Qualifying weight.
Bogue
Boops boops Boat 1 13 0 822 1981 K. McBride Eddystone Reef
Shore 1 15 4 .885 1978 S.G. Torode Pembroke, Guernsey,
Bonito
Sarda sarda Boat 8 13 4 4.004 1969 J. Parnell Torbay, South Devon.
Shore 2 10 5 1.200 1996 P. Blanning St.Brides Bay, Pembroke, Wales.
Bream, Couch's Sea
Pagrus pagrus Boat
Shore 2 0 7 0.919 1996 M. Thompson St.Peter Port Breakwater, Channel Islands.
Bream, Couch's Sea
Pagrus pagrus Boat
Shore 2 0 7 0.919 1996 M. Thompson St.Peter Port Breakwater, Channel Islands.
Bream, Couch's Sea
Pagrus pagrus Boat
Shore 2 0 7 0.919 1996 M. Thompson St.Peter Port Breakwater,
Bream, Gilthead
Sparus aurata Boat 9 15 8 4.521 1991 C.J. Bradford Salcombe Estuary,Devon.
Shore 10 5 8 4.692 1995 Colin Carr (14 yrs) Salcombe Estuary, Devon.
Bream, Ray's
Brama brama Boat 6 3 13 2.829 1978 L/Cpl J. Holland West of Barra Head, Hebrides, Scotland.
Shore 7 15 12 3.621 1967 G. Walker Crimdon Beach, Hartlepool
Bream, Red
Pagellus bogaraveo Boat 9 8 12 4.330 1974 B. Reynolds from wreck off Mevagissey, Cornwall.
Shore 4 7 0 2.012 1979 A . Salmon Alderney Lighthouse, Channel Is.
Bream,Black
Spondyliosom cantharus Boat 6 14 4 3.125 1977 J.A.Garlick from wreck off South Devon Coast.
Shore 5 0 2 2.271 1994 M . Guilmoto Cachfliere Pier, Alderney, Channel Is.
Bream,Pandora
Boat 3 6 12 1.552 1997 C.Stone Newquay, Cornwall.
Shore
Brill
Scophthalmus rhombus Boat 16 0 0 7.257 1950 A. Fisher Derby Haven, Isle of Man.
Shore 7 7 8 3.387 1980 B.M.K. Fletcher Nr. Vason Bay, Guernsey, Channel Is.
Bull Huss
Scyliorhinus stellaris Boat 22 4 0 10.092 1986 M. L. Hall Minehead, Somerset.
Shore 19 14 0 9.015 1992 G.Ebbs PwllheliBeach,Gwynedd,Wales.
Catfish
Anarhichas lupus Boat 26 4 0 11.906 1989 S.P. Ward 5 miles out from Whitby, Yorkshire.
Shore 12 12 8 5.797 1978 G.M. Taylor Stonehaven, Scotland.
Coalfish
Boat 37 5 0 16.923 1986 D. Brown south of Eddystone from Pollachius Virens wreck.
Shore 24 11 12 11.219 1995 M.Carnmish FileyBrigg,Yorkshire.
Cod
Gadus Morhua Boat 58 6 0 26.478 1992 Noel Cook North Sea off Whitby, N.Yorks.
Shore 44 8 0 20.183 1966 B. Jones Tom's Point, Barry, Wales.
Comber
Serranus cabrilla Boat 1 13 0 .822 1977 Master B.Phillips, (Aged 10 yrs). Mounts Bay,Penzance, Cornwall. Qualifying weight
Shore 12 0 .340 Qualifying weight
Conger
Conger conger Boat 133 4 0 6 0.442 1995 V. Evans from wreck S.E. Berry Head, South Devon
Shore 68 8 0 31.072 1992 M. Larkin Devil's Point, Plymouth.
Dab
Limanda limanda Boat 2 12 4 1. 254 1975 Master R. Islip, Wester Ross Gairloch, Scotland.
Shore 2 9 8 1. 176 1936 M. L. Watts MorfaBeach, Port Talbot, Wales
Dogfish, Black-mouthed
Galeus melastomus Boat 2 13 8 1. 288 1977 J.H. Anderson N.W. Poll Point, Loch Fyne, Scotland
Shore 12 0 .340 0 Qualifying weight.
Dogfish, Lesser spotted
Scyliorhinus canicula Boat 4 6 8 1. 998 1994 G. Griffiths off Port Logan, Galloway,Scotland.
Shore 4 15 3 2. 244 1988 S. Ramsey Abbey Bumfoot, Kirkcudbright, Scotland.
Flounder
Pleuronectes flesus Boat 5 11 8 2. 593 1956 A.G.L. Cobbledick, Fowey, Cornwall.
Shore 5 7 0 2. 466 1994 B. Sokell River Teign, S.Devon.
Forkbeard, Greater
Phycis blennoides Boat 4 11 4 2. 133 1969 Miss M.Woodgate Falmouth Bay, Cornwall.
Shore 1 0 0 .454 Qualifying weight.
Garfish
BeloneBelone belone Boat 3 9 8 1. 630 1994 A. Saunders Mounts Bay, Penzance, Cornwall
Shore 3 4 12 1.495 1995 F. Williams Porthoustock, S.W, Cornwall.
Greater Weever
Trachinus draco Boat 2 0 13 .930 1994 T. Griffiths Mounts Bay, Penzance, Cornwall.
Shore 1 7 15 .678 1989 B. Bawden Porthcurno, Cornwall.
Gumard, Grey
Eutrigla gurnardus Boat 2 7 0 1. 105 1976 D. Swinbanks Caliach Point, Mull, Scotland.
Shore 1 10 8 .751 1989 P. El-Balawi Newquay Headland, Cornwall.
Gurnard, Red
Aspitriela caculus Boat 2 13 11 1.295 1995 Benjamin Le Noury (aged 14 yrs) Havre Cosselin, Sark, Ch.lslands
Shore 2 10 11 1.209 1976 D. Johns Helford River, Glebe Cove, Cornwall
Gurnard, Streaked
Trigloporus lastoviza Boat 1 2 0 .510 1994 M. Adams Poole Bay, Dorset
Shore 1 6 8 .637 1971 H. Livingstone Smith Loch Goil, Firth of Clyde, Scotland.
Gurnard, Yellow orTubfish
Trigla lucerna Boat 11 7 4 5.195 1952 C.W. King Wallasey, Cheshire.
Shore 12 3 0 5.528 1976 G.J. Reynolds Langlan Bay, Wales.
Haddock, Norway
Sebastes viviparus Boat 1 13 8 .836 1975 T. Barrett Thames Estuary, 2 miles off Southend on-Sea, Essex.
Shore 1 3 0 .538 1973 F. P. Fawke Southend Pier, Essex.
Haddock
Melanogrammusaeglefinus Boat 13 11 4 6.215 1978 G. Bones offFalmouth, Cornwall.
Shore 6 12 0 3.061 1976 G.B. Stevenson Loch Goil, Scotland.
Hake
Merluccius merluccius Boat 25 12 14 11.706 1997 R. Roberts Loch Etive, Scotland
Shore 3 8 2 1.590 1984 W.S.Parry MorfaBeach,PortTalbotWales.
Halibut
Hippoglossus Boat 234 0 0 106.136 1979 C. Booth Dunnet Head, off Scrabster, Scotland.
Shore 10 0 0 4.536 Qualifying weight
Herring
clupea harengus Boat 1 1 0 .481 1973 Master B.Barden, (Aged 13 yrs) off Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussex.
Shore 1 0 0 .454 Qualifying weight.
John Dory, St. Peter's Fish
Zeus faber Boat 11 14 0 5.386 1977 J. Johnson off Newhaven, E. Sussex.
Shore 3 0 0 1.360 Qualifying weight.
Ling
Molva molva Boat 59 8 0 26.987 1989 J. Webster off Bridlington, Yorks.
Shore 21 10 0 9.809 1994 K. Smith Seasons Point, Plymouth, Devon.
Lumpsucker
Cyclopterus lumprus Boat 10 12 10 4.493 1986 J. McCoy River Tyne estuary.
Shore 20 9 12 9347 1987 AndrewPony (Agedl5ys) Weymouth,Dorset
Mackerel
Scomber scombrus Boat 6 2 7 2.790 1984 W.J. Chapple 1.5 mls off Penberth Cove,west Cornwall.
Shore 5 11 14 2.603 1982 M.A. Kemp Berry Head Quarry, Brixham,Devon.
Mackerel, Spanish
Scomber japonicus Boat 1 2 0 .510 1995 C.J. Bradford Chattern Reef, Salcombe, Devon.
Shore 1 5 7 .607 1995 G. Scammell Lamorna Cove, Penzance, Cornwall.
Megrim
Lepidorhombus whiffiagonis Boat 3 12 8 1.715 1973 Master P. Christie, (Aged 15 yrs) Gairloch, Scotland.
Shore 2 6 1 1.078 1987 F.J. Williams Porthcorno, Cornwall.
Monkfish
Squatina squatina . Boat 66 0 0 29.936 1965 C.G. Chalk south of Shoreham, Sussex
Shore 52 14 0 23.982 1 984 G.S. Bishop Llwyngwril Beach Gwynedd, N. Wales.
Mullet, Golden Grey
Liza aurata Boat 2 3 0 .992 1991 A. Woodhall St.Peter Port Harbour,Guernsey, Channel Is.
Shore 3,3 0,0 4,4 1.368,1.368 1991, 1994 J. Reeves,D. Heward Old Man's Nose, east coast of Alderney,Channel Is/Christchurch Harbour, Dorset.
Mullet, Red
Mullus surmuletus Boat 3 7 0 1.559 1981 M.T. Hamel Petils Bay, Bordeaux,Vale, Guernsey, Channel Is.
Shore 3 15 0 1.786 1996 A. Wright Longy Bay, Alderney, Channel Is.
Mullet, Thick-lipped Grey
Chelon labrosus Boat 10 1 0 4.564 1952 P.C. Libby Portland, Dorset.
Shore 14 2 12 6.427 1979 R.S. Gifford The Leys, Aberthaw,Glamorgan, Wales.
Mullet, Thin-lipped Grey
Liza ramada Boat 5 15 0 2.693 1991 Mrs. Ann Copley, River Medway, Kent.
Shore 7 0 0 3.175 1991 N.Mableson Saltside, Oulton Broad, Lowestoft, Suffolk.
Opah
Lampris guttatus Boat 128 0 0 58.057 1973 A.R. Blewett Mounts Bay, Penzance, Cornwall.
Shore 20 0 0 9.071 Qualifying weight.
Pelamid, Bonito
Sarda sarda Boat 8 13 4 4.004 1969 J. Parnell Torbay, S. Devon.
Shore 2 10 5 1.200 1996 P. Blanning St. Brides Bay, Pembroke.
Perch, Dusky
Epinephelus marginatus Boat 28 0 0 12.700 1973 D.Cope Off DurlstonHead, Dorset.
Shore 7 0 0 3.175 Qualifying weight.
Plaice
Pleuronectes platessa Boat 10 3 8 4.635 1974 H. Gardiner, (Aged 16 yrs) Longa Sound, Scotland.
Shore 8 6 14 3.822 1989 R. Moore Southbourne Beach, Bournemouth, Dorset.
Pollack
Pollachius pollachius Boat 29 4 0 13.267 1987 W.S. Mayes Dungeness, Kent.
Shore 18 4 0 8.277 1986 C. Lowe Abbotsbury Beach, Dorset.
Pouting, Bib, Pout
Trisopterus luscus Boat 5 8 0 2.494 1969 R. Armstrong off Berry Head, Devon.
Shore 4 9 0 2.069 1991 R. Andrews Pembrook, Guernsey. Channel Is.
Puffer Fish
Lagocephalus Iagocenhalus Boat 4 0 0 1.814 Qualifying weight.
Shore 6 9 4 2.983 1985 S. Atkinson Chesil Beach, Abbotsbury, Dorset.
Ray, Blonde
Raja brachvara Boat 37 12 0 17.122 1973 H.T. Pout Off Start Point, Salcombe, Devon.
Shore 32,32 8,8 0,0 14.742, 14.742 1986,1994 C.M. Reeves, K. Frain Mannez Targets, southeast coast , Alderney, Channel Is/ Grosnez, north coast of Jersey, Channel Is.of
Ray, Bottle-nosed
Raia alba Boat 76 0 0 34.471 1970 R. Bulpitt Off The Needles, Isle of Wight.
Shore 15 0 0 6.804 Qualifying weight.
Ray, Cuckoo
Raja naevus Boat 15 11 0 2.579 1975 V. Morrison off Causeway Coast, N. Ireland.
Shore 4 10 0 2.097 1981 C. Wills North Cliffs, Cornwall.
Ray, Eagle
Boat 61 8 0 27.894 1989 M.A. Drew in Nab Waters, south east of Colver, Isle of Wight
Shore 15 0 0 6.804 Qualifying weight.
Ray, Electric
Torpedo nobiliana Boat 96 1 0 43.571 1975 N.J. Cowley Off Dodman Point, Cornwall.
Shore 52 110 23.897 1980 Master M.A. Wills Porthallow Comwall.
Ray, Electric
Torpedo nobiliana Boat 96 1 0 43.571 1975 N.J. Cowley Off Dodman Point, Cornwall.
Shore 52 110 23.897 1980 Master M.A. Wills Porthallow Comwall.
Ray, Marbled electric
Boat 2 8 8 1.148 1983 B.T. Maguire St.Aubin's Bay, Jersey, Channel ls
Shore 13 15 11 6.341 1990 M.E.Porter north coast of Jersey,Channel ls.
Ray, Sandy
Raja circularis Boat 2 0 0 .907 Qualifying weight
Shore 2 0 0 .907 Qualifying weight
Ray, Small-eyed
Raja microocellata Boat 17 8 0 7.938 1991 Mrs. Susan Storey Watchet Harbour north Somerset coast.
Shore 15 0 8 6.818 1991 N.J. Wood South Wales.
Ray, Spotted
Raia montagui Boat 8 10 8 3.926 1998 A. Hodge Whitsands Bay, cornwall.
Shore 8 5 0 3.770 1980 D.G. Bowen Mewslade Bay, S.Wales.
Ray, Sting
Dasyatis pastinaca Boat 72 2 0 32.715 1996 P. Burgess River Blackwater, Essex.
Shore 54 9 6 24.760 1991 K. Wyatt Fairbourne Beach, Gwynedd, N. Wales.
Ray, Thomback
Raja clavata Boat 31 7 0 14.260 1981 J. Wright Liverpool Bay.
Shore 21 12 0 9.865 1985 S. Ramsay The Ross, Kirkcudbright, Scotland.
Ray, Undulate
Raja undulata Boat 21 4 8 9.652 1987 S. Titt 4 miles south St.Aldhelms Head, Swanage, Dorset,
Shore 21 4 0 9.638 1983 K. Skinner St. Cathenne's Breakwater Lighthouse, Jersey.
Rockling, Shore
Gaidronsarus mediterraneus Boat 12 0 .340 Qualifying weight.
Shore 1 9 12 .730 1992 D. Lanc Chesil Cove, Dorset.
Rockling,3-bearded
Gaidropsarus Boat 3 4 4 1.481 1992 C.Hurst south of lsle of Wight.
Shore 3 1 12 1.409 1992 W.Crothers Holborn Head, Scotland
Salmon, Coho
Oncorhynchus kisutch Boat 1 0 0 .454 Qualifying weight.
Shore 1 8 1 .681 1977 R.J. McCracken Petit Port, Guernsey, Channel Is.
Scad, Horse Mackerel
Trachurus trachurus Boat 3 5 3 1.507 1978 M.A. Atkins Torbay, S. Devon.
Shore 3 0 14 1.384 1981 R. Dillon Cockenzie Power Station Scotland.
Sea Scorpion Short-spined
Myoxocephalus scorpius Boat 2 3 0 .992 1973 R. Stephenson Keppell Pier, Great Cumbrae Isle, Scotland.
Shore 2 7 8 1.119 1982 B.Logan Whitley Bay,Tyne&Wear
Shad, Allis
Alosa alosa Boat 2 0 0 .970 Qualifying weight.
Shore 4 12 7 1.247 1978 J. Martin Garlieston, Wigtownshire S.W. Scotland.
Shark, Blue
Prionace glauca Boat 218 0 0 98.878 1959 N. Sutcliffe Looe, Cornwall.
Shore 40 0 0 18.143 Qualifying weight.
Shark, Mako
Isurus oxyrinchus Boat 500 0 0 226.786 1971 Mrs. J.M. Yallop north west of Eddystone Light.
Shore 40 0 0 18.143 Qualifying weight.
Shark, Porbeagle
Lamna nasus Boat 507 0 0 230.000 1993 C. Bennett Dunnet Head, Scotland.
Shore 40 0 0 18.143 Qualifying weight.
Shark, Six-gilled
Hexanchus griseus Boat 9 8 0 4.309 1976 F.E. Beeton Penlee Point, Plymouth, Devon
Shore 5 0 0 2.268 Qualifying weight.
Shark, Thresher
Aiopias vulpinus Boat 323 0 0 146.504 1982 S. Mills 6 miles south Nab Tower, off Portsmouth, Hants.
Shore 40 0 0 18.143 Qualifying weight.
Skate, Common
Raja batis Boat 227 0 0 102.961 1986 R.Banks 8 miles off Tobermory, InnerHebrides, Scotland.
Shore 169 6 0 76.828 1994 G. MacKenzie Breasclete Pier, Loch Roag, I.of Lewis.
Smoothhound,Starry
Mustelus asterias Boat 28 2 0 12.757 1998 A. Bowering Off Minehead, Bristol Ch.
Shore 23 2 0 10.488 1972 D. Carpenter Beach at Bradwell-on Sea, Essex.
Smoothound
Mustelus mustelus Boat 28 0 0 12.700 1969 A.T. Chilvers Heacham, Norfolk.
Shore 19 8 6 8.855 1997 D. Ellis Hillhead Wall, Hants.
Sole, Lemon
Microstomus kitt Boat 2 2 0 .963 1976 J. Gordon Loch Goil Head, off Loch Long, Firth of Clyde, Scotland.
Shore 2 7 11 1.124 1980 W.N.Callister Victoria Pier, Douglas,I.O.M.
Sole
Solea solea Boat 4 1 12 2.119 1993 M. Eppelein Great Bank, off Channel Is.
Shore 6 8 10 2.966 1991 N.V. Guilmoto South Coast Boulders Alderney, Channel Is.
Spurdog
Squalus acanthias Boat 21 3 7 9.622 1977 P.Barrett off Porthleven, Cornwall
Shore 16 12 8 7.611 1964 R.Legg ChesilBeach,Dorset.
Sunfish
Mola mola Boat 108 0 0 48.986 1976 T. Sisson Off Saundersfoot, Wales
Shore 49 4 0 22.338 1976 M. Merry Fisherman's Cove, North Cliffs, Cornwall.
Tadpole-fish
Raniceps raninus Boat 1 4 4 .574 1991 S. Bishop off Christchurch,Dorset
Shore 1 5 12 .616 1990 N. Conn Seaham Beach, Co.Durham.
Tope
Galeorhinus galeus Boat 82 8 0 37.422 1991 R. Chatfield off Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex.
Shore 58 2 0 26.363 1982 R.J. White Baggy Point, N. Devon.
Torsk
Brosme brosme Boat 15 7 2 7.005 1982 D. MacKay Pentland Firth,Scotland
Shore 3 0 0 1.361 Qualify ing weight.
TriggerFish
Balistes capriscus Boat 5,5 8,11 11,2.5 2.514, 4 1995, 1995 P.Robinson, R. Lovering Langland, Swansea,~ody Bay,N. Devon.
Shore 5 14 8 2.679 1995 K. Lydiard Lynmouth Rocks,N.Devon.
Tunny, Big-eyed
Thunnus obesus Boat 30 0 0 13.607 Qualifying weight
Shore 66 12 0 30.276 1985 A. Pascoe, (Aged 15 yrs) Newlyn Harbour, Cornwall
Tunny, Long-finned
Thunnus alalunga Boat 4 12 0 2.155 1990 B. Cater Salcombe Estuary, Devon.
Shore Vacant
Tunny
Thunnus thynnus Boat 851 0 0 385.989 1933 L.Mitchell-Henry, Whitby Yorks.
Shore 40 0 0 18.143 Qualifying weight.
Turbot
Scophthalmus maximus Boat 33 12 0 15.308 1980 R. Simcox Salcombe, Devon.
Shore 28 8 0 12.926 1973 J. Dorling Dunwich Beach,E.Suffolk
Whiting, Blue, Poutassou
Micromesistius poutassou Boat 1 12 0 .793 1977 J. Anderson Loch Fyne, Scotland.
Shore 12 0 .340 Qualifying weight.
Whiting
Merlangius merlangus Boat 6 12 0 3.061 1981 N.R.Crofl Off Manacle Rocks, Falmouth Bay Cornwall.
Shore 4 0 7 1.826 1984 T . Dell Abbotsbury, Dorset.
Witch
Glytocephalus cynoglossus Boat 12 0 .340 Qualifying weight.
Shore 1 2 13 .533 1967 T. Barathy Colwyn Bay, N. Wales.
Wrasse, Ballan
Labrus bergylta Boat 9 7 12 4.302 1999 A. Heart Off Jersey, Channel Is.
Shore 9 1 0 4.110 1998 P. Hegg Portland, Dorset.
Wrasse, Cuckoo
Labrus mixtus Boat 2 7 12 1.123 1998 K. Marden Off Dungeness, Kent
Shore 1 12 2 .796 1984 A. Smart, Goat Island, Guernsey, Channel Is.
Wreckfish
Polyorion americanus Boat 10 10 0 4.819 1980 B. McNamara South of Eddystone.
Shore 1 0 0 .454 Qualifying weight.

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Friday, September 23, 2011

fishing calendar for september 2011 Fish the Legend

fishing calendar for september 2011 Fish the Legend
fish culture,fishing sport.fish production,fish market,fishing vessel,fishing boat, tips fishing,fish behavior,fishing news,info and journal fishing tour,fishing game.sea environtmen.fish news

Summer/Fall Schedule

Trips # Departs Returns Days Pass Cost Sponsors Food
10 Fri Aug 5 10pm Sun Aug 7 7pm 2 25 $495 976-TUNA.com Special Incl
11 Fri Aug 19 10pm Sun Aug 21 7pm 2 25 $495 Blackwater International Incl
12 Fri Sept 2 12Noon Mon Sept 5 6am 2 3/4 25 $615
WOW Accurate Labor Day Special Incl
13 Sun Sept 11 9pm Tues Sept 13 6am 1.5 31 $295
Izorline International Full Moon Special Incl
14 Fri Sept 16 10pm Sun Sept 18 6am 1.5 29 $305
Blackwater International Incl
15 Fri Sept 30 9pm Mon Oct 03 6am 2.5 30 $465 Catchy Tackle Incl
16 Mon Oct 17 11am Sun Oct 23 6am 6 12 $1595 Accurate Cedros Baja Coast Special Incl

Mexican Fishing permits are not included in ticket price.

Legend Sportfishing reserves the right to over book by one (1) on all trips to offset any last minute cancellations.

Should there be any substantial increase in the charge of diesel fuel, we may find it necessary to add a fuel surcharge.

All reservations are considered tentative until a 50% deposit is received within ten (10)days of reserving space.

All deposits are nonrefundable unless written cancellation is received ninety (90) days prior to departure date. Deposit refunds are subject to a 10% administrative fee.

Please make deposit checks payable to Legend Sportfishing Incorporated 1717 Quivira Rd. San Diego, Ca 92109. MasterCard and Visa are excepted.

Office hours are 8am to 7pm 7 days a week.

Thursday, September 22, 2011

How-To Salt Water Fishing In Miami Video, How To Fish Sharks , Miami Fishing

Tips-To Salt Water Fishing In Miami Video, How To Fish Sharks , Miami Fishing



Saltwater fishing in florida how to fishing video, saltwater fishing the florida keys, how to fish, fishing tips educational fishing blog coming soon! Get ready, no need to get frustrated anymore about expert fisherman "holding back" secrets from you…Ill show you everything! Are you tired of asking fishing questions only to be given the "run around" because they dont want you to learn their secrets? My name is Luis & Ive been fishing for more than 30 yrs.

I know a little about this wonderful amazing sport we call sport fishing. I fish both saltwater & freshwater. Im happy to guide & teach you what you need to know to become a successful sport fisherman (or fishergirl). Im based out of Miami. Fl. where my backyard has water on three sides! The atlantic, gulf, & beautiful florida keys. So if you have a dream & passion to learn & become an expert sportfisherman, then youve found the right place! As always, any questions, comments, or suggestions are always welcome. Feel free to call me at 305-815-2629 (Luis) I look forward to providing you the fishing tips & strategies that helped me so much over the yrs.

Sunday, July 31, 2011

fly fishing some moment vids

fly fishing some moment vids
this blog interest about: fish culture,fishing sport.fish production,fish market,fishing vessel,fishing boat, tips fishing,fish behavior,fishing news,info and journal fishing tour,fishing game.sea environtmen.fish news







Sunday, May 8, 2011

boxing championship news trends may 2011

boxing championship news trends may 2011

Manny Pacquiao defeats Shane Mosley
CNN
Las Vegas (CNN) -- Manny Pacquiao continued his conquest of the boxing world Saturday night when he defeated "Sugar" Shane Mosley in Las Vegas. The Filipino fighter retained his World Boxing Organization welterweight title at the MGM Grand Hotel and ...more

Trainer Freddie Roach to Help US Boxing Team
ABC News
By GREG BEACHAM AP Sports Writer Freddie Roach realizes he's accepting one of the toughest tasks in boxing by volunteering to work with the fractious US national team. Manny Pacquiao's celebrated trainer is still determined to restore a little luster ...more

New FBI documents reveal threats to boxing great
Boston Globe
The letter, postmarked March 9, 1954, was the first of four that the late Brockton boxing legend received in a three-month span threatening to kill his wife and daughter if he won a June 17, 1954, bout with Charles, according to files recently released ...more


Watch Evander Holyfield vs Brian Nielsen live boxing online now
Kansas City Star
In his 11 years of professional boxing, Nielsen has never been this light. You have to go back to his amateur career to find a weigh-in of 238. Talk about your dissimilarities, Holyfield has never been this heavy. After Nielsen (64-2-0, 43 KOs) worked ...more

Monday, May 2, 2011

Osama bin Laden killed by U.S. may 2011


Osama bin Laden, the world's most wanted terrorist, was killed in Pakistan as the result of a U.S. military operation, President Obama announced to the nation Sunday night.

The historic revelation comes about four months before the 10th anniversary of the devastating Sept. 11 attacks on the United States, which were executed by the Al Qaeda network helmed by Bin Laden and prompted the start of a war on terror that has dominated U.S. foreign policy.

Bin Laden, 54, was a member of a wealthy Saudi family and has been on the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives List since 1999.

Bin Laden broke with Saudi leaders over their beliefs regarding Israel. He was eventually denounced by his family and gave up citizenship.

Al Qaeda has taken responsibility for the bombings of U.S. embassies in 1998 in Tanzania and Kenya. More than 200 people were killed in the attacks.

Al Qaeda has also claimed responsibility for other attacks on other symbols of U.S. power around the globe. It has spawned local organizations in hot spots from Iraq to Afghanistan.

The announcement by Obama from the East Room of the White House came eight years to the day after President Bush announced the end of major combat operations in Iraq, the so-called “Mission Accomplished” speech from the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln.
Members of Congress were briefed on the news by Vice President Joe Biden throughout the weekend, according to a Senate aide.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, related the news to mourners at a memorial service for political consultant Kam Kuwata. Feinstein said Obama was announcing it on TV as she spoke. However, she announced the news well before Obama began to speak.

Peter Nicholas and Kathleen Hennessey contributed to this report

Thursday, April 28, 2011

David Wilkerson biography

David Wilkerson biography

David Wilkerson is the Founding Pastor of Times Square Church in New York City. He was called to New York in 1958 to minister to gang members and drug addicts, as told in the best-selling book, The Cross and the Switchblade.

In 1987, David Wilkerson returned to "the crossroads of the world" to establish Times Square Church. Since then, he has faithfully led this congregation, delivering powerful biblical messages that encourage righteous living and complete reliance on God.

David Wilkerson has a strong burden to encourage and strengthen pastors throughout the world. Since 1999, he has been traveling around the globe holding conferences for Christian ministers.

View Interactive Timeline of David Wilkerson's Life

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Obama’s Birth Certificate Americans Are Powerless

Obama’s Birth Certificate  Americans Are Powerless


Many Americans were shocked yesterday when President Obama finally released his long form birth certificate from the State of Hawaii. The real surprise however is that for the past three years our democratic institutions did not address the matter.
The press refused to tackle this issue with the same investigative drive with which they did investigated Watergate, President Clinton’s alleged indiscretions and the Bush administration’s missteps in Iraq – the courts declined to hear a single case on the issue, and the Congress failed to hold any hearings on the matter.   Perhaps the saddest part of this story is its ending.
President Obama did not release the birth certificate because the media pressured him or because the courts actually listened to one of the many cases that were filed. He released it because an obsessed billionaire threatened his electability in 2012, which forces us to ask the question – what good are our democratic institutions if they don’t stand up for the people?

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