Just over a week ago, I had the pleasure of heading down to Port Sulphur, LA to FINALLY complete a Redfish trip that had been planned since January. Then re-booked due to weather. Then again due to weather. Then again due to weather. Then due to oil. My fishing partner Paul Wharton was starting to [...]
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Louisiana Redfish, Non-Blackened.
Posted in Louisiana, Saltwater, Travel, tagged Fly Fishing, Redfish, Saltwater, Travel on July 10, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Party at the Woodland Plantation
Posted in Fly Fishing, Louisiana, Saltwater, Travel on May 15, 2010 | 1 Comment »
This past April I had the pleasure of traveling to the Woodland Plantation to celebrate the last days of my buddy Jonathan’s bachelor-dom, and catch some fish while we were at it! This trip brought together his friends and family from down here in the south, and back up in the northeast – with New [...]
REDRUM REDRUM — Louisiana Redfish
Posted in Fly Fishing, Louisiana, Saltwater, Travel, tagged Capt. Bryan Carter, Food, Redfish, Saltwater, Tailwaters Fly Fishing Co., Woodland Plantation on February 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
This past week I was fortunate enough to host a group of 5 to the comfortable Woodland Plantation in southern Louisiana. As an employee of Tailwaters Fly Fishing Co, I assumed the position of a host for the group. I arrived in Louisiana with high expectations. Why the hell shouldn’t I, right? In the past [...]
Playa Blanca Hosted Trip Report
Posted in Bonefish, Fly Fishing, Mexico/Yucatan, Saltwater on June 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Swine, Scorpions, Margaritas…. and Permit For nearly a year we have had this trip planned to Playa Blanca Lodge located on the north end of Espiritu Santo Bay on the Yucatan Peninsula. The bearish economy, Mother Nature, and the World Health Organization did everything they could to keep us from going! Nevertheless, Swine Flu or [...]
