Archive for the “Black Salty Baitfish”
Posted by: Larry Bozka on May 2nd, 2008
I covered this topic in an issue of Salt Water Sportsman last fall, and have gotten enough requests for the info that it arguably merits another look.
The subject?
A handy little technique that I simply call “stationary downrigging.”
Most fishermen, understandably, equate downriggers with trolling. “Controlled-depth fishing” is the name of the game, but unknown to many, […]
Read: “Stationary Downrigging” Affords a Calculated Deep-Water Angling Edge »
Categorized as: General, Tackle, Fishin' Holes, Tips & Techniques, Boats and Boating, Black Salty Baitfish, Conservation, Offshore Fishing, Electronics, Texas Saltwater Fishing | No Comments »
Posted by: Larry Bozka on April 3rd, 2008
This is from Steve Lightfoot with the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, news you need to know about upcoming changes in Texas 2008-2009 hunting and fishing regulations …
AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission, at its March 26 meeting, adopted changes to hunting and fishing regulations designed to create additional recreational opportunities while […]
Read: TPW Commission Adopts 2008-2009 Hunting/Fishing Regulations »
Categorized as: General, Fishin' Holes, News, Black Salty Baitfish, Freshwater Fishing, Deer Hunting, Conservation, State Parks | No Comments »
Posted by: Larry Bozka on March 15th, 2008
This won’t come as an epiphany to old salts, but we’re at the time of year when mud matters. Mud bottoms are dark, and as such, they draw heat much more rapidly than light-colored sand and shell. (Think tar paper or asphalt on a sunny day.)
Throughout the winter, the shallows’ quick-to-warm quality plays an essential […]
Read: Springtime Redfish and Trout Hunters: There Will Be Mud »
Categorized as: General, Fishin' Holes, Tips & Techniques, Black Salty Baitfish, Kayaking, Texas Coastal Bend, Texas Saltwater Fishing | No Comments »
Posted by: Larry Bozka on February 24th, 2008
I’ve never made a fishing trip during which I didn’t learn something. A summer ’06 outing to Mosquito Lagoon, Florida with Capt. Keith Kalbfleisch was an excellent example of the concept in practice.
Kalbfleisch is a light-tackle specialist with a knack for innovation … not only in his approaches to angling, but the tricks he employs […]
Read: Do-It-Yourself Hook Retainers Cost Only Pennies »
Categorized as: General, Tackle, Tips & Techniques, Black Salty Baitfish, Florida Coastal Angling | No Comments »
Posted by: Larry Bozka on February 12th, 2008
This just in from Texas Parks & Wildlife Department staffer Larry Hodge: If there is a budding young outdoor artist in your family, here’s a great opportunity to provide said youngster both some solid encouragement and the chance to win some great recognition and prizes.
It may be a while before he or she is up […]
Read: Prizes Lure State-Fish Art Contestants »
Categorized as: General, News, Black Salty Baitfish, Conservation, Sporting Art | No Comments »
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