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Posted on January 1, 2017 · Filed Under: Fishing

Christmas Stripers

Deer season has been pretty slow for me outside of the whitetail cull hunt but to be fair I haven't spent as much time in the woods as I normally do. The weather has been very very warm and I've been having good luck on the water so most available days have been spent fishing. Christmas week was calling for a very cold northern to blow in bringing temps down into the teens so Mary Ann decided to get in one last fishing trip before "winter". She doesnt do cold well at all so we thought this …

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Posted on December 19, 2016 · Filed Under: General

It’s About Time

The richest man in the world can't buy it, the most powerful man in the world can't stop it, the smartest man in the world doesn't even know how much he has left, it's time. I believe the sooner a person realizes this in their life the better their life will be. We can't get back time, yet we waste so much of it. I think humans are the only animal born with the knowledge of their own death. Nothing else in nature knows it's going to die when it's born yet everything else in nature seems so …

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Posted on October 30, 2016 · Filed Under: Fishing

Capital Carpin’ and Cruiser Camping

Since the weather decided once again that winter could wait a few more months I've been doing a lot more fishing. I love to bow hunt but I just can't get into it when it's 90 degreees and mosquitos the size of chickens are doing dive bombing runs on my face. I had reserved a campsite for Emma Long Park in Austin, the capital of the greatest state in the Union, ok in the world. I love the rest of the states too so don't get mad non Texans but it's different here at home. Anyway the plan was …

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Posted on October 14, 2016 · Filed Under: Hunting

Return to The Desert

As a kid we would gather at my uncles house every year to pack up the trailers and trucks and get gear ready for the men in my family to make the trip to Colorado for a deer and elk hunt. They did this for 13 straight years and I couldn't wait until I was old enough to go with them. That day never came. Things happen, life changes, people move, people die, but my desire to have a tradition like that never left. As a nearing forty year old adult I feel like we have started our own sort of …

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Posted on April 10, 2016 · Filed Under: Fishing

Carp?

Carp? That's the question I get asked most anytime someone ask me, you catching anything? Yes carp, on purpose. When I was a kid I spent most daylight hours on, in, or near some water and as a kid it wasn't about anything but fun. I've had more fun catching carp than most any other fish I've ever caught. Eventhough here in the US it is not considered a game fish and actually most often referred to as a "trash" fish you can't deny the fight that carp put up. In most of Europe these fish are …

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