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1) abel fly reels. 2) daiwa baitcasters. particularly TDX series. 3) shimano baitcasters. curado, chronarch and calais. 4) ardent baitcasters. XS1000 can't be beat. 5) older ambassadeur baitcasters. not the shi...stuff they're putting out now. a revo is okay but not my pick. 6) shimano spinning...

a california one day license is $13.40. you can find one at any sporting goods store or wal-mart, Kmart. wherever you got yours. Oh... maybe you're not 16yo yet. but that's a great idea. you have a very lucky dad. thumbs up to YOU.

the tuna, if any, will be 100 to 200 miles out most likely. don't worry about the salmon. DFG never opened a season for them this year for us. maybe nor cal, oregon or washington. but that would be more than an overnight cruise... but halibut should be available just a short ways off the beach...

theoretically, it can hold a dead weight of 25lb. but it can handle a fish much larger. that depends on the fisherman and his tackle. a rod rated for 25lb should work just fine. be sure you have a quality reel with a good drag. personally, l would use 15 or 20. you will cast better.

you read that too? actually dad did all the work. says right there. l don't see how that halibut can be included in the women's division. or even be considered as fair caught since it was taken out by a shotgun blast. l guess alaskans have their own ways of discerning fair play.

they have a lot of mirror carp. weird scale patterns. look deformed. but a carp is a carp. most baits used here should also work there. perhaps better if you make any special doughs that just kills 'em here. something different they aren't used to seeing.

it isn't just california. people are like this everywhere. not everyone of course is though. as seen here f'rinstance. there are a number of good anglers that practice catch and release. even of large fish. even californians. l release most bass l catch, especially the larger ones. you must take...

it isn't just california. people are like this everywhere. not everyone of course is though. as seen here f'rinstance. there are a number of good anglers that practice catch and release. even of large fish. even californians. l release most bass l catch, especially the larger ones. you must take...

it has no "pros". 1. it is a toy. 2. they do not last long. 3. it does not cast far. 4. you can't use anything with is other than what is supplied. trout lures for example. 5. if you should happen to hook a decent fish on it, you will lose it. 6. it is not made to handle anything other than...

it has no "pros". 1. it is a toy. 2. they do not last long. 3. it does not cast far. 4. you can't use anything with is other than what is supplied. trout lures for example. 5. if you should happen to hook a decent fish on it, you will lose it. 6. it is not made to handle anything other than...

you can pick up extracts used for cooking at most large grocery stores. a few scents you will find at drug stores, like wintergreen oil which l use catfishing.

illegally transporting fish would be from one body of water to another. if you can't transport them as far as the judges, how could you possibly transport them home to cook? fish are always carried to the judges in the tournaments. see 'em all on ESPN on the bass tournaments.

l can imagine there is lots of nasty stuff in that water. doesn't a lot of the sewage from TJ get dumped in that river?

no special story. l have newer stuff as well as stuff l've been using over 30 years. l have lost 4 outfits to fish and have gotten them all back. 3 of them with the fish still on, including one in the ocean. outfit was pulled off a dock by a bonito but l snagged the line and got back rod AND fish.

Damn. that's hot. LM bass can't handle those temps. you're going to have to go deep with a jig or jigging spoon.find a temp range between 67 and 72 degrees. use a big jig with a craw trailer or a jigging spoon resembling any shad or other baitfish (colorwise) that are in the lake. you probably...

in national parks, you're right. not allowed. but in national FOREST land, of which there is much more, it would be legal as long as your sidearm was legal. l would think it would be much advised to be armed against bears and such. you wouldn't actually have to shoot them. just the loud report...