We are experiencing our late winter warm up days now and it is driving the fish crazy. We have a few hours of 60 or 70 degree temp and it falls out ov...
Sam Williams
February 04, 2003
Heat Wave! 35 Degrees Our Underwater Camera seminar that we conducted on Sunday was a big success I want to thank all the sponsors, Walker Downriggers...
Troy Creasy
February 03, 2003
Lake Oconee/Crappie February 4, 2003 Temp *48 The crappie fishing is coming to life here at Lake Oconee as our annual “catch them in the flats” action...
Doug Nelms
Gulf Fishing Improves As Gulf Warms! Fishing action out on the Gulf of Mexico over this past week was definitely an improvement over last week. The fi...
Dave Pinkham
Even though we are in the middle of this frigid winter it’s time to start thinking and planning for the hot fishing to come this year. We are already...
Mark Anderson
February 02, 2003
We finally had a bit of warmth move into the area. This made the fishing a bit tough as the migration of bait slowed. The dependable Jack Crevalle and...
Andy Roydhouse
This week the weather did a turn about and got pretty for us making fish catching a little easier. Jeff Stalinga and Tony joined me for a half-day tri...
Joe Porcelli
Submitted by George, Imagination Bassin Guide Services Date Fished: 2/3/03 Water Temperature: 58 Water Clarity: 1 foot The first two days of the month...
George Welcome
Where Did Winter Go? 2/3/03 Eastern Sierra Fishing Report February 2, 2003 Howdy friends and Sierra Drifters. Best fishes to all for this early Februa...
Tom Loe
Fishing in February Today it is 70 degrees; yesterday it was 60; the day before it was 40: and that is February in Southeast North Carolina. When the...
Richard Bennett
A PERFECT FISHING DAY ON THE DEEP BLUE SEA. Yesterday, Sherman Phillips and fellow anglers from Bristol, FL came down for a fun day on the big pond in...
Alex Crawford
Winter Thaw The frost came off the pumpkin this past week. Early hours started out in the fifties. By mid-morning we were starting to shed a few layer...
Matt Hoover