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Posted on Apr 12, 2012 in
Top Shots
By Doug Olander
Vote next week to save our living coral reefs! Read More
Posted on Apr 12, 2012 in
Top Shots
By Doug Olander
Gulf of Maine cod in the Northeast are in serious decline (according to a peer-reviewed 2011 assessment), so we'll give fishermen an increase in the quota expected per that assessment of 1,500 metric tons by nearly 450 percent to 6,700 metric tons.Meanwhile, in the Gulf of Mexico, assessments show red snapper rebounding, and almost any fishing trip shows the Gulf absolutely lousy with them. So we'll give deny recreational fishermen more than a miserable 40-day season with a bag limit of just two red snapper per day.What's wrong with this picture? Read More
Posted on Apr 11, 2012 in
Top Shots, trevally fishing
By Doug Olander
This picture may be worth 1,000 words, but is it also worth more than 160 pounds?I admit to being a bit awestruck when i saw this little item from Down Under. Just sayin’ — THAT is one hell of a jack! Read More
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