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The Petrohue River has been in excellent shape since the season started in November.  We have been releasing 4 to 6 pound brown trout several times a day with all the better anglers.  Chinook (King) Salmon have been in the system since mid November and everyone who has targetted them has at least hooked them.  Landing them is a 45 minutes to well over an hour ordeal with 7 or 8 wt fly fishing rigs.  Salmon fishing will be over by the end of March, but brown trout fly fis...

February is here and water temps are much higher than normal. Today the water temp at my dock in Chokoloskee is about 6-8 degrees higher than normal at 70 degrees. For Trout I have been fishing the flats on the incoming tide. Typically the flats are most productive in areas that are three to five feet deep and vary from grass to sand. Throw a 3/8 oz bucktail jig that has some flash in it's tail. A good example flash tail jig is a Don’s Potbelly Jig.  I like to use light s...

Date: February 2nd, 2012 Name: Lake Baccarac, Mexico Hottest Baits: senkos, 1 oz spinnerbaits, topwater Rico poppers, Watermelon Lizards Hottest Colors: watermelon Date Fished: January 27 to February1st, 2012 Comments: Larry Beard, Marty Cooper, fishing at the lodge, experienced an extremely slow bite for three or their four days of bass fishing, with better numbers caught the fourth day. Larry managed a 10.8 largemouth on a white one oz. spinner bait, and Marty had a black...

February 2012 starts with warmer than normal winter conditions here on Mosquito Lagoon, water temps have ranged from 61’ to 67’F the last few weeks, and the water level has been extremely low, our Redfish are still schooled up making for fun sight fishing on the calm mornings on the open grass flats, on windy days we are fishing spots in the lee of the islands out of the wind. Select live shrimp are the go to bait for sight fishing winter Reds, live finger mullet and cut mullet...

Fishing Report, Lake Guntersville 2/4/12 Fishing this week remained extremely strong, even after muddy water and a lot of current fisherman caught big fish and plenty of them. The down side was the bass are moving in and out, there not feeding all day long so you spent plenty of down time. When they turned on it was hard and fast and a lot of action! I don’t know that I can say that there was a bait of choice, as it seemed that if you were where the fish were feeding you could...

I CALL IT THE "MPS"   When the wind doesn't blow the marlin want to go.   I just spoke with a couple of fishermen who stayed at the Los Barriles Hotel and fished a local charter boat for the last three days. The first two days weather was calm and they accounted for 2 striped marlin and 10 dorado. Their last day the wind hooped up and the count was a goose egg.   This is typical for winter time fishing on the East Cape. The bite can be go...

Largemouth bass fishing is fair on Lake Wateree, SC, located about 1 hour Northwest of Columbia, SC.  The largemouth bass bite has slowed some due to winter’s cooler temperatures, however bass can still be caught around rocky points, deep docks, steep banks, and humps near deep water working crankbaits, jigs, shakey head worms, and jerkbaits very slowly.   8-12 feet is the best depth range to target.  Capt Chris' Fishing Guide Service, w...

February, generally means ice fishing in our area. Unforunately, thus far for all the ice fishmen and women it just hasn't happen yet. Our spring like weather and no ice have brought many hardy fisherman to area boat ramps throughout the area.. Last Thursday, I counted 15 trailers parked at the new Huron Boat Ramp in Huron, OH. Can't report on how the fishing was, but it was great seeing so many out trying at this time of the year. The unseasonable warm winter has made all o...

Texas Guide Fishing- Mark Parker   Finally got some new water in the lake – Thank Goodness. Richland Chambers has come up about 3 feet with that last big rain – and hopefully more to come. Currently the lake is down about 4 and ½ feet – a Big Improvement.  Keep up those rain dances – they’re working!         Tip of the week:  How to find & Catch Fish       ...