Island trout
It’s April my friends. We finally made it to the time when the trout are cruising the barrier island grass flats and troughs. […]
It’s April my friends. We finally made it to the time when the trout are cruising the barrier island grass flats and troughs. […]
Alot of conversations on the Gulf Coast start with “Where’s the trout?” It’s a fun way to kick off a conversation, and everyone knows some tall tales are about to be spun. The truth typically comes out somewhere in the mix of boasting and sandbagging. […]
If someone tells you you don’t need a trolling motor on your boat, stop talking to that person — you don’t need that kind of negativity in your life. […]
The cool thing about January — pun intended — is that we have some extremely low tides when a big tide range is met with a stout north wind. […]
What in the cat hair is going on? He’s not walking the dog, he’s — dragging the dog. […]
Capt. Bill Hancock with Reel Outlaw Charters based out of D’Iberville puts some incredible boxes of trout together during November. […]
Fishing at night is a tactic strictly used during the summer to prevent your face from melting off. Everybody knows that.
But Gulfport’s Kyle Johnson told — and showed — me differently. […]
Every time I sit down to write, I look at the previous year’s column for the same month to make sure I’m not writing about the same topic using the same sources. […]
“Boy it’s hot. This is hot. It never got this hot in Brooklyn. This is like Africa hot. Tarzan couldn’t take this kind of hot.” Eugene Morris Jerome, the character played by Matthew Broderick in the movie Biloxi Blues […]
Capt. Glenn Ellis and I arrived at the Biloxi Small Craft Harbor well before daylight, launched his boat and headed south. […]
We finally had a wind-free day recently, so my wife and I decided to take a short jaunt to one of our favorite trout havens after church. […]
I’ve learned some great tips and tactics writing this column. I’ve also learned you can’t be thin-skinned when you put your work out there for other folks to read. […]
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