Showing posts with label catch one for us. Show all posts
Showing posts with label catch one for us. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Maine



 Whatever kind of fish you’re looking for, whether it’s a landlocked salmon or lake trout in one of Maine's 6,000 lakes and ponds, you found the right spot.
 Or perhaps a striped bass....they are in abundance and can be found along the thousands of miles of Atlantic coastline.




Catch More Fish!










Maine



 Whatever kind of fish you’re looking for, whether it’s a landlocked salmon or lake trout in one of Maine's 6,000 lakes and ponds, you found the right spot.
 Or perhaps a striped bass....they are in abundance and can be found along the thousands of miles of Atlantic coastline.




Catch More Fish! 



Monday, February 10, 2014

Michigan Ice Fishing

With trout, walleye, salmon, perch, muskie and bass ready to bite, Michigan is home to some of the best freshwater fishing anywhere. The four Great Lakes, 11,000 inland lakes and hundreds of rivers and streams offer endless opportunities to experience the thrill of landing that big fish and bragging rights. And don’t forget about Michigan ice fishing. Drill through the ice, set your line and anticipate the thrill of the “tip up.” Bluegill, smelt, crappie and walleye are popular ice fishing species. Ice fishing in Michigan is a time-honored activity, providing a traditional Michigan winter experience.

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Take You Dog Fishing

                                                          How's this for a fishing spot?
Causey Reservoir..... is an intermediate-sized reservoir on the South Fork of the Ogden River above Huntsville.
It is located east of Ogden in Ogden Canyon.
 It is one of the most scenic and beautiful reservoirs in Utah.
The reservoir is nestled in steep valley terrain.
The reservoir extends away from the main body into 3 distinct canyons.
The majority of the shoreline is administered by the U.S. forest service,
but access is limited due to private ownership at key access areas which restricts access to the area except by existing waterways.
The majority of the shoreline is privately owned, however there is a public boat ramp facility.

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