by Todd Corayer | Oct 8, 2022 | 2022 Fishing Season, Largemouth Bass Fishing, Product Reviews
Patagonia, Daiwa and St. Croix have new gear for a newseason but it’s Yvon Chouimnard’s announcement that make the biggest news. He has decided to help, once again, save the earth we keep trashing by ensuring his company and legacy are protected as conservationist. Read more about his decision this week along with a release of new Daiwa largemouth bass jigs and new beautiful St. Croix rods. Thank you Yvon Chouinard.
by Todd Corayer | Sep 22, 2022 | Fly Fishing - Fresh Water, Fly Fishing - Saltwater, Rhode Island Trout Fishing
Yes indeed, we are declaring Friday, October 14, 2022 as Fish Wrap Fishing Friday. It’s time to lace up, wader up, get up and get outside before the winds of change have us shoveling and hiding. Let’s fish, shoot and watch a film on a fine Fall Friday. It’s all here, in Fish Wrap this week.
by Todd Corayer | Aug 20, 2022 | Fresh Water Fishing, Kayak Fishing
When fishing Maine, you just get to it, get over bad weather and get to fishing in Maine-ly rains, clouds, wind, gusts, downpours, thunder…No such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing, right? LIVE TARGET, Al’s Goldfish, Z-Man and North Land Tackle found big bass in pretty lousy weather, lousy if you’re not a fisherman or woman, that is.
by Todd Corayer | Jan 13, 2022 | 2022 Fishing Season, Fish Wrap Ponderings, Kayak Fishing, Salt Water Fishing, Striped Bass Fishing
This one got away. I don’t often keep fish I catch anymore but that’s of little salve to the wound of seeing a giant winter bass come to the edge of your kayak then watch it slip back down when a piece of leader gives way at its tipping point. It was amazing to find fish stacked up in cold waters but to lose the biggest was a heartbreaker I may never get over. It still hurts.
by Todd Corayer | Aug 30, 2021 | 2021 Fishing Season, Kayak Fishing, Salt Water Fishing
August fishermen sometimes need to be reminded that maintenance is critical after a long summer of use but also for our personal routines, which we can fall in or out of and then, when we least expect it, end up upside down.