Courtesy and Sportsmanship can go a long way PART ONE

 Yes I am back.  But this time I would like to tell you about a new found friend I recently met at the Chevy Wild Card at Lake Barkley.  From the beginning when I was working on my boat at the motel and took time to speak to this fellow he was very polite and friendly .   I have met and sorry to say many pro fishermen in this tournament business and not all but some where not friendly or polite.   This fellow has been fishing tournaments since the 90's and so as you can see he has earned his badge as a Pro.   He has accomplish much in the fishing world... He is fishing the FLW in the BFL southern league.  I was listening to him talk to some other fishermen showing charts on his electronics and showing his gear as he was preparing to prefish.  He didnt bother hiding anything and freely gave advice.  Now in some areas Pro's dont want to tell their secrets or show you what they might be using to attrack a good catch.    I approached him while he was sitting in his boat at the motel preparing his gear.   I asked him if I met him somewhere we never could pin it down but agreed it must have been on the Tournament trail somewhere .  We thought it might have been on the Red Man trail which no longer lives.   Now the FLW and Bass,Bassmasters and PAA just some of the big tournament trails have replaced the old Red Man.   Now where was I?  Oh yes.   When I met this fellow and after the how you doin ,   we began to talk about the old days and how things has changed since then.  At my surprise others came along and all began talking liked we knew each other for years.  We all gave advice and told our stories and about new ideas in fishing.    Yes you guess it we even talked about the going thing now the A Rigg or some call it the umbrella rigg.   Believe me almost all the Pro's and Co Anglers had one and were fishing them  and they are deadly when things are right.   Well after everything settled down from the excitement being there at the Lake and all the Bass Boats showing up we decided it was time to go to our different motel rooms and get some rest for the next day .  To my surprise I got a call on the room phone and it was this fellow inviting me to the local cafe for some coffee and a bit to eat...of course I said yes I figured what a better way to build a friendship.  The visit went great talking about the travel and our families and how life is when you want to fish and all your heart and soul is in fishing.  We talked about sponsors and equipment and so on.   Later we went back to our rooms and got well needed rest.   The next evening was like the first evening  we talked and became more friendly and at ease talking with each other.  This ends Part ONE...In the next part I am going to introduce this fellow and show his picture and I have a few things I would like to share with you about this gentleman and I do mean gentleman...

Greenwood Youth Tame Alaska

 Brian James was salmon fishing in the Lake Clark region of Alaska when a Coastal Brown bear decided to fish at the same hole.  Brian is notorious among his fishing partners for refusing to give up a good fishing spot. After a few tense minutes, the bear blinked and moved on.

 

 Evan Skinner holds up a bright, shiny Silver salmon he caught on a flyout to the Lower Kuskatan River, north of Kenai, Alaska. These salmon enter the river on high tide, so fishing is often fast and furious, followed by a lull in activity. This particular year Evan accomplished an Alaskan Quadfecta, catching a representative of each of the major sport salmon; pink(humpy), silver(Coho), Red  (sockeye), and King (chinook).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I know this is a fishing site but deer season is right around the corner...

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Chasing Trophy Whitetails

 

“Closer than you think”

Part 1 of 3 

So often I hear the same old story coming from friends, family and general inquiries from the Web or traffic from the show. It goes something like this: “Boys and I are packing up this evening. We’re heading to southern Illinois for a three-day hunt,” or “We’re driving five hours to Switzerland County,” allegedly the best county to hunt in Indiana. I always chuckle at hearing this because more often than not I catch up with them the following week to hear yet another familiar story. “Well, I saw a big buck but just didn’t get a shot,” or “A huge buck came in behind me and I got busted.”

 

It never ceases to amaze me how hard people work and how far they are willing to travel to bag that big buck for the season, so many times spending countless hours on the road and racking up huge travel expenses. Why, by the end of the season if they calculated all the costs and time involved, they could have paid a high-end outfitter somewhere and gotten the hunt of a lifetime for the same price and less wasted time.

 

Dove Hunting Indiana

 

We gave the fish a break today.

Not the doves.

As good as it gets Dove Hunting with Guide Eddie Brochin.

The action was non-stop.

If you want to hunt dove in Indiana call Eddie Brochin for a guided Dove Hunt.

Eddie can take you to one of the richest dove resources in the country and you only have to drive to Knightstown, IN.

For a guided dove hunt call Eddie Brochin at 317 525-2941.

 Don't forget to ask him about Guided Turkey Hunting and Fishing trips.

Don't miss Eddie's TV show Ultimate Outdoors.

 

Fishing Memorablia

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