by Todd Corayer | Jan 1, 2016 | Award Winning Articles, Trout Fishing
To stock or not to stock. Some love hatchery trout, others say seeding wild rivers with invasive fish is wrong. Where are you on this debate? This Fish Wrap helps unwind some of the many questions surrounding the stocking of invasive species just so some can go fishing.
by Todd Corayer | Dec 11, 2015 | Fish Wrap Ponderings
Fishing, Faith and Being Muslim in a Changing World is about understanding differences and respect for our shared worlds. Fish and Faith. A recent anti-Muslim Facebook rant made the baseless case that Islam is out of line with American values largely due to their religious devotion yet ignored our great country’s foundation of religious tolerance. Isn’t that why we came here in the first place, back when cod were gathered by the baskets dipped from ship’s gunwales? Meet
by Todd Corayer | Sep 25, 2015 | Largemouth Bass Fishing, Rhode Island Fishermen, Youth Fishing
Andrew Lavoie is nine, all smiles and talent. He’s a fisherman, golfer and brother. Ladies and gentlemen, meet Mr. Bass.
by Todd Corayer | Mar 28, 2015 | Fresh Water Fishing, Wild and Scenic Rivers
Stand Up To Dams is a walk through local dams choking on sediment, impeding waters, choking and ending river herring migrations. Read how some dams, even ones we loved back in the day, are now useless reminders of Colonial progress with little regard for fishes or fishers.
by Todd Corayer | Jul 18, 2014 | Award Winning Articles, Salt Water Fishing, Striped Bass Fishing
In the Fifties and Sixties, access to the beach for fishing and relaxing was far easier compared to these modern times. Many fishermen who wanted to cast through long stretches of shoreline for bass would drive there and spend a few days hunting for bass and blues, living out of their vehicles. They needed to be resourceful, and boy were they.