largemouth bass Archives • Page 7 of 8 • The Fish Wrap Writer, Rhode Island

Al’s Goldfish, Coming Back To a Tackle Box Near You, Thanks To Mainer Mike Lee

by Todd Corayer | Jan 14, 2017 | Fresh Water Fishing, Striped Bass Fishing, Trout Fishing

Last year, I had the pleasure to meet Mike Lee, a small business owner from Maine who was promoting his fishing products at an outdoor writers meeting. He’s an engaging guy and we had much in common. A few days ago, we talked for a very long time about his...

Brother Geoff Comes Out Shooting, A Shooting Range In Progress & Cooper’s Hawks Shooting Down Pheasant Seasons

by Todd Corayer | Jan 14, 2017 | Block Island, skeet shooting

Winter’s arrival has not slowed Sven and the crew at the Peace Dale Shooting Preserve in South Kingstown. The foundation for a 16 lane indoor shooting range has been poured and is curing. This important step means construction of the facility will follow and...

These 6 Fantastic Kids Really Know How To Fish

by Todd Corayer | Aug 24, 2016 | Block Island, Fluke Fishing, Striped Bass Fishing

If you want to know what’s happening in the fishing world, you have to ask the right people. At Snug Harbor Marina, we brought together 6 young fishermen and fisherwomen to talk fish, tips, secret spots, favorite gear, stories and stretched stories. A few were right...

Missing it all in Maine

by Todd Corayer | Jul 7, 2016 | Fish Wrap Ponderings, Fluke Fishing, Fresh Water Fishing, Largemouth Bass Fishing

Maybe I missed it all back home, but in the woods of Maine, for a week, I watched life fast forward. From a canoe and over a coffee, we met new, good people, caught fish and watched as a young child grew to become a young man. Maybe I didn’t miss anything at all.

You Can Own a House On the Beach but You Can’t Own the Beach

by Todd Corayer | Jun 4, 2016 | Fresh Water Fishing, Striped Bass Fishing

The last few weeks of May are absolutely packed with anticipation. Route 1 carries a steady load of trucks trailers and boats, sticky windows in Green Hill and Matunuck start to open in cottages suffocating in the shadows of castles, small boats run the tides in salt...