Myrtle Grove, Louisiana: drive-to winter fishing in the Mississippi Delta. Picture in your mind a roadside waterway, lined with canebrakes and marsh grass, where you can catch the two most sought after saltwater fish species without right from shore. Just drive up to it and literally cast from the back of your vehicle. “No such … Read more
Truly amazing. You will find yourself just staring at this reallife monster. Compare the gators back foot to the mans chest. Correction: The man in the picture, Toni Hays contacted me and gave me this information. The alligator in the picture is not 18 feet long. It is about 14 feet long and was caught … Read more
The moon phase debate among fisherman is likely to be the least agreed upon affect on freshwater game fish out there. Some fishermen swear by it. Other fishermen will say the moon phase has some kind effect on freshwater fish but probably not much. Very few fishermen will ever be able to give concrete evidence … Read more
Grand Isle, Louisiana, is the Cajun Bahamas Just two hours southwest of New Orleans at the southern most point of La. State Highway 1, lies a whole other world that lives up to its name, GRAND Isle. Grand Isle, from earliest days of exploration along Louisiana’s coast, has indeed figured strikingly with regard to state … Read more
15lb 2 1/2 ounce bass in the California delta on 6/7/01…caught by Tom Radovich on a 15 inch plastic worm out of a hole in a weed mat at 1 pm.
Skunks are mammals with black-and-white fur. World wide there are 11 species of skunk. Two skunk species inhabit Indonesia and the Philippines, the other 9 live in North and South America. Skunks vary in size from just over 1 pound up to 10 lbs. Although the most common fur color is black and white, some … Read more
They’re the meanest, fastest and biggest mackerel in American waters, said to reach speeds up to 60 mph. Anglers fishing the blue water zones of the Gulf of Mexico are often pleasantly surprised by incidentally hooking them while trolling for other species like tuna or marlin. Wahoo can also be found from Virginia to South … Read more
John Carlson of Minnesota shot this beautiful Merriam Turkey on April 29th 2005. The bearded hen was taken in Nebraska using a ground blind a Hazel Creek hen decoy and a Watab Creek Game Call.
The light shining through the forest canopy give this picture an almost medieval or ghostly look. Makes a beautiful desktop wallpaper.
