Tom Remington
December 28, 2007
Welcome to Tom Remington’s articles on fishing. Tom is a Maine native and shares his experiences with you in many of the articles he has written. Below is a list of those stories. He is owner/administrator of Maine Fishing Today as well as Managing Editor.
Articles by Tom Remington:
Carter Davidson Soon to Release Film, “The One”
Free Family Fishing Festival
The Fine and Precise Art of Fly Fishing
Float Stocking The Upper Androscoggin
Intro to Story and All Photos by Milt Inman
Ice Fishing the Allagash
My Love For Smelting
Fishing Adventures on Nesowadnehunk Lake
Wading Through a Fishing Adventure
Skippy LaFrance
Keith “Catfish” Sutton
December 28, 2007
Arkansas native Keith “Catfish” Sutton is a full-time writer, editor, photographer, TV personality and lecturer. His articles and photographs appear regularly in a variety of outdoor periodicals. He is the author of seven books, and his popular adventure column, “Out There With Keith ‘Catfish’ Sutton,” is posted bi-weekly on ESPN Outdoors – www.espnoutdoors.com -. Sutton and his wife Theresa live in Alexander and have six sons.
You can read Keith columns at ESPN Outdoors.
E-mail Keith at catfishdude@sbcglobal.net
Get Keith’s new book:
Out There Fishing
Articles by Keith “Catfish” Sutton:
Catching Catfish for the Table
From The Water to the Wall: Caring For Your Trophy Fish
A. Sayward Lamb
December 28, 2007
Welcome to fishing stories and articles by A. Sayward Lamb. Sayward is a Maine native and long time fisherman. He shares his stories and knowledge with all of us. Below is a list of many of the stories and tips he has written.
Articles by A. Sayward Lamb:
Getting Bogged Down in “The Bogs”
Our Actions and Reactions
A Seven Part Series on How People Act and React from Encounters in the Woods
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V
Part VI
Part VII
Rod Davis
December 28, 2007
Below is a list of some of Rod Davis’ stories. Rod writes many fine hunting, fishing, camping and RV stories. As will all of his works, he provides several quality photos to enhance his stories and better entertain you.
Articles by Rod Davis:
OBX (Outer Banks of North Carolina)
Captain Jim Hirt
December 28, 2007
Welcome to the site of Captain Jim Hirt. Below is a list of many of Jim’s articles that contain tons of helpful advice and information for the fisherman. Find an interesting title to one of his stories and follow the link to it and photos. We will be publishing one of Jim’s articles about once every two weeks.
You can find more information about Captain Jim at his website BlueMax Charters
Articles by Captain Jim Hirt:
Improving Your Fish On To In the Cooler Ratio!
Fishing Downriggers – Leaders, How Long?
For All Species Fishing, Spread the Tackle
Salmon – Temperature and Speed Are Key!
Milwaukee Charters and Let’s Play Favorites
Hot Locations For Salmon And Trout
Charter Fishing Wisconsin Electronics For Salmon fishing!
What Lures Do Milwaukee Charters Use?
Downrigger Diversity Adds Up To Success
Salmon Fishing Lure Speed By Species
Milwaukee Fishing Charters – Fishing Report and More Hot Lures
Milwaukee Fishing Charters – Hot Salmon Lures
Fishing Milwaukee Cold Start Finding Fish
Fishing Charters Milwaukee Presentation Tips #9
Fishing Charters Milwaukee Presentation Tips #8
Fishing Milwaukee May and June Presentation Tips #7
Lake Michigan Fishing Charters – Hooks Make the Difference
Fishing Lake Michigan Milwaukee Lure Presentation
Great Lakes Lure Set Ups – Tips #4
Salmon and Trout – Temperature is Key #2
Lake Michigan – Spring Presentation #3
Lake Michigan Leadcore Rigging Article #18
The Fine and Precise Art of Fly Fishing
December 28, 2007
By Tom Remington
If you’re not a purist when it comes to fly fishing, those who are might just drive you a bit crazy. I would guess there are far fewer “nuts” when it comes to fly fishing than those simply looking for a good time and a chance to catch a fish or two with their very sensitive fly fishing equipment. Fly fishing is just plain fun.
I’ve fished and fly fished a body of water or two and I am far from a purist and can’t see anything that would closely resemble that of an expert in myself. I just like a good time. Being on the water is where I get my energy no matter what the action, after all, my astrological sign is cancer. Read more
Our Actions & Reactions – Part I
December 28, 2007
By A. Sayward Lamb
Many times I have marveled at the actions and reactions of those people who have experienced some outstanding or unusual circumstances while hunting, fishing, hiking, or participating in a multitude of other outdoor activities. Some of these things that I recall have remained indelibly imprinted in my mind for many years, although they seem to have happened only yesterday. I expect that many of you, as well as myself, have been surprised by our own behavior during some of these events. Not only that, but I have been surprised by the actions of several of my companions while we have been on hunting or fishing trips, or traveling together. Let me give you some examples of what I mean. Read more
Fishing Milwaukee Cold Start Finding Fish
December 28, 2007
By Capt. Jim Hirt
In previous articles we covered basic leadcore. I would recommend trying a leadcore line set up. This presentation will work when all others are dead.
In this article I would like to explain where to start if you have not been out for awhile. I find Internet fish reports invaluable for up to date information. Look for the most recent reports. If you do not have that option, ask at the local sporting goods stores or the other fisherman at the launch ramps. Marine radio is also helpful if you have one. Read more
Hello world!
December 28, 2007
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