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Comment on Part of Fishing Forward is remembering fishing past

Duke Thomas — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 09:52:56 GMT

I wanted to see all the Jim Beam Decanters(Fish). I have one of the Looks to be a big mouth bass James Beam Decanter in meant condition With seal and seal# 038389393. I've searched the web trying to find out the value, but with no luck. Can you help me. Thanks, The Duke

Comment on A Fishing Story That May Save Your Life.

Kurt — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 02:18:45 GMT

Sure! Now you tell me! ;-D
Like I said, I'm sure there are some of you who would have thought quicker than I did. If something like this ever happens again, fortunately, I get another chance. Thanks for the feedback.

Comment on A Fishing Story That May Save Your Life.

Jody White — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 01:53:03 GMT

Or just pull the kill switch.

Comment on The reason I fish

Kurt — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 03:39:54 GMT

I'm sorry, I guess WHOOSH! is the Wisconsin equivalent. I meant GA-DOOOOSH! So how about you? Heard any good GA-DOOSHes lately?

Comment on The reason I fish

tricky — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 20:17:07 GMT

It's pronounced ga-doooooosh Cap'n...where's the ga-doooosh?

Comment on Early Summer Weed Walleyes

mark jenniges — Sat, 27 Aug 2011 18:14:21 GMT

Ohh how do you know!!! no just kidding. great stuff guys.looking forward to more. FYI-a big bluegill article would be the bomb! sincerely, "map man".

Comment on A Lesson in Success with Outdoor Channel Pro Joe Thomas

Chad Leton — Thu, 19 May 2011 00:07:39 GMT

If you want to call it 'irony' then by all means do so--Joe Thomas is THE angler that inspired me to draft a vision for how I could meaningfully be involved in bringing value to the sport of fishing and participate in the sport in a competitive way.
I used to record (on VHS :) all his Angler on Tour episodes as they showed a behind the scenes look at what it took as an angler to understand fish from pre-practice through practice and competition. You saw it for what it was--the highs AND the lows. The psychology of the angler and the bio psychology of the fish was highlighted and reflected on in each episode.
As a former college and semi pro soccer player who graduated with not only a degree in psychology but a minor in "competitiveness" Joe unknowingly became my motivator and professor of bass fishing 101. I've only been at this game for a few years but this blog post provides an excellent frame of reference when one considers their journey towards their own vision of success regardless of their specific passion.
Thank you for devoting your time and energy in conducting this interview and composing this content!

Sincerely,
Chad Leton, Angler Educator
Little Lunkers Fishing School

Comment on Spring Musky Tips - by Craig

Craig — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 19:41:37 GMT

Stick with it Ben! I would say that it might be a good idea to stick with trolling as much as possible. Trolling keeps your lure in the strike zone a much higher percent of the time than casting. Efficiency is pretty important when musky fishing. Good luck and don't forget to send us a photo of that first fish for our photo page!

Comment on Spring Musky Tips - by Craig

Ben — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 20:59:12 GMT

I'm still waiting for my first musky catch and it has truly been "the fish of ten thousand casts" for me.

What has been most successful for you in catching muskies? Trolling or casting?

Comment on Spring Musky Tips - by Craig

Kurt — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 00:37:10 GMT

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Thanks.