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Wednesday, July 19, 2017
Redfish Rumble Begins
The Redfish Rumble Begins in the Delta!
This fishing the Americas Report just in from
Captain Keith Kennedy.
Two day Fishing Report (July 17-18) from Venice, Louisiana. Ideal fishing conditions prevail with light winds with scattered showers. Overcast skies provided very comfortable fishing for mid July. The early morning bite was exceptional - basically on every cast. We fished under pelicans diving on bait fish. The Big Bull Redfish are moving in and setting up in their usual locations on 3 to 4 foot mud flats on the east side of the river. Due to high river flow this spring and early summer the Bull Redfish did not set up per their normal routine until early/mid July. Normally the Redfish would be setting up on the beaches and mud flats in early May and June. We experienced a number of very disappointing trips early spring and summer but things have turned around in a dramatic fashion in the past two weeks! Bull Redfish should continue to flood onto the mud flats off of the Mississippi Delta for the remainder of the summer and into the fall. I expect exceptional catches from now through November. __Captain Keith
If you want to experience some of the best fishing for Giant Bull Redfish contact Captain Keith for availability.
For Excellence in Outfitting Contact:
Captain Keith Kennedy
Born to Fish Charters
(504) 908-3108
Email: kennedy7676@peoplepc.com
Captain Keith Kennedy.
If you want to experience some of the best fishing for Giant Bull Redfish contact Captain Keith for availability.
For Excellence in Outfitting Contact:
Captain Keith Kennedy
Born to Fish Charters
(504) 908-3108
Email: kennedy7676@peoplepc.com
Email: kennedy7676@peoplepc.com
David Fields
Founder / Principal at Fishing the Americas Media
45 year international angling veteran. 13 years hosting fishing fin'atics to exotic angling destinations located throughout the Americas. Blogger, freelance writer and media specialist.
Founder / Principal at Fishing the Americas Media
45 year international angling veteran. 13 years hosting fishing fin'atics to exotic angling destinations located throughout the Americas. Blogger, freelance writer and media specialist.
World Class Redfish Rumble Action on Light Tackle!
Friday, October 28, 2016
Welcome to Spybaiting: The Technique of Silent Capture
Realistically, Spybaiting a.k.a the technique of "Silent Capture" is still in its infancy.
Perhaps not so much within the green and brown bass communities, although there is still volumes to learn there as well, but certainly when considering other species. So for all you Spybaiting enthusiasts don't shout me down before you hear me out!
There are applications awaiting to be developed with the Silent Capture finesse technique in both freshwater and saltwater. Pioneers of this technique, like David Swendseid, are bringing to the forefront professional and engaging instruction via fast paced yet detailed and informative video presentations.
For we gray-tones and old school deep water hounds it is reminiscent of our days learning and then refining the technique of "Spoonplugging" with instructions from pioneers and legends like E. L. "Buck" Perry. Or, Carl Lowrance, who we remember in 1959 began full production of the first mass produced recreational fish finder...the Fish Lo-K-Tor or more commonly called, "The Little Green Box." That "little green box," as the Fish Lo-K-Tor became known, soon revolutionized sports fishing across all waters of the globe.
My point: "Pioneers" delivering technique and tool are always, on mission. So today we have a relatively new technique with new educators like Swendseid and new creators...artisans like Masahiro Adachi developing and perfecting tools like the Realis Spinbait 80 and 90 or the Realis Spinbait 80 G-Fix.
This grey-tone for one is just as excited today to learn the technique of Silent Capture as I was 50 years ago learning to understand the blips and blinks of stumps and contour changes on the dial on my first Lowrance.
Thanks Mr. Adachi - Thanks David, for bringing us Realis SpyBaiting, your way!
Now, absorb the video: Welcome to Spybaiting: The Technique of Silent Capture
Welcome to Spybaiting: The Technique of Silent Capture
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