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1. November 2009 by webmaster.
Denver, Jan 8, 9, 10
Marlborough, Jan 15, 16, 17
Somerset, Jan 22, 23, 24
Charlotte, Jan 29, 30
Bellevue, Feb 20, 21
Pleasanton, Feb 26, 27, 28
Pasadena, March 13, 14
For more info: The Fly Fishing Show
531 North Center Ave.
Suite 102
Somerset, PA 15501Toll Free: (866) 481-2393
Phone: (814) 443-3638
(814) 443-1784
Fax: (814) 443-3943Email: info@flyfishingshow.comwww.flyfishingshow.com
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1. September 2009 by webmaster.
Here is a listing of some upcoming fishing shows in Florida:
West Palm Beach, FL> Florida Sportsman Fishing and Boating Show Sept. 12–13, 2009 941-378-0411 http://www.floridasportsman.com/shows/
Tampa, FL > Florida Sportsman Fishing and Boating Show, Sept. 26–27, 2009
941-378-0411 http://www.floridasportsman.com/shows/
Jacksonville, FL > Florida Sportsman Fishing and Boating Show Nov. 7–8, 2009
941-378-0411 www.floridasportsman.com/shows/
Orlando, FL > Florida Sportsman Fishing and Boating Show Nov. 14–15, 2009
941-378-0411 www.floridasportsman.com/shows/
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9. January 2009 by danohhh.
Wanted to remind everyone that the Atlanta Fly Fishing Festival is once again being held at the Gwinnett Center in Duluth GA, Saturday Jan 24th and Sunday Jan 25th. I always look forward to attending that event, especially the instructional seminars. I’ve already planned out which ones to attend. Hope to see you there!! For those of you coming into town, there is also a “toughest cowboy” rodeo being held the evening of the 24th in nearby arena (walking distance from where the Fly Fishing is held).
For More Info:
http://www.castlow.com/gaswfe.html
dan
http://www.MyFishingplaces.com
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19. October 2008 by webmaster.
MyFishingPlaces.com blog invites all Fishing Guides (and anyone else who enjoys fishing!) to stop by frequently, and let our readers know where the fish are biting, what you are catching, and what methods and techniques seem to be working.
It is easy to add YOUR fishing report, just REGISTER on the link located on the lower left side of this page, and then add your fishing report, to the Fishing Report category! Don’t forget to include in your blog a link back to YOUR website too!!
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11. October 2008 by webmaster.
I remember fondly the lazy days of spring and summer when us kids would walk or ride our bikes to our favorite fishing place, located on a tidal tributory of the Tuckahoe River in Cape May County New Jersey. Most of the time we fished for pickerel or white perch, but there were other fish there too, like catfish, roach, and occassionally a sunfish or bass (very rare). It was a tidal river, brackish, so you would catch more white perch on mid and high tides, and generally more pickerel when it was more fresh on the low tides. Sometimes on a high tide you would see saltwater things like blue claw crabs. And very occassionally, on very low tides, we would luck out and get into some schools of yellow perch. I remember one time in particular when we had some minnows for bait, and good old “cane poles” and a red & white bobber and got into a nice school of decent sized yellow perch, catching them one after another. That was indeed a rare day, as I would bet over the hundred or so times I fished there in my youth, that it was about 50 times more likely to catch a white perch, as opposed to catching a yellow perch. But it is always those special days that keep you coming back!!
Even now, when I occiassionally go “back home” for a visit, I will still stop by and take a few casts there (although now with fly gear only), and I do still catch the white perch, the pickerel, or catfish……..but would give anything to get into a hungry school of yellow perch, like that magical day.
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