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When I am hunting my own blind, I use #6 through cylinder chokes almost exclusively, because I get to call the shots. I get very few cripples while striving for 25 yd decoying shots. so much so, that another guy near me has switched to the exact same gun/choke and load, with good results...

carl, not entirely true. We ate a ton of mullet West of you growing up. in fact, during the depression, Biloxi bacon, was supposedly smoked mullet. but yes here in LA, we rarely eat them. Although the tuna are eating them for breakfast right now.

yes, VM. And I was WAY past the lump.

waited for some early geese one afternoon, they never flew.....

Not rail pictures, but a photo collage of what I was up to in Sept/Oct worked a little on the flats boat, and took the retriever for a ride, where she didn't have to cope with 9 month old twins pulling on her ears Caught a lot of these on conventional, and a few on the goofy rod spent a...

we catch yellowfin chunking (day and night), live baiting, and trolling. Is somewhat governed by time of year and where they are. Here they can be in lots of locales from 150ft-7K+

sweet video, i'm going sunday, if I remember i'll try to post a video to contrast against your fishing style. We iced 8 yf's in the 40-50 lb class last wed along with 3 wahoo, but didn't have the cameras on.

Whistling Willy

pete did ya'll get an elk this year?

such a great trip. I'd already been planning something like this for when my kids are the right age, but to see it in pictures just deepens the desire. My buddy's dad just did it pretty reasonably ($$) by renting in anchorage and scaling down your trip significantly. I imagine just pulling...

not to mention I stood in line at two post offices near me, and they both said they would not be carrying duck stamps any longer. This is in probably the highest density area of waterfowlers in north america

no sheep????? what will the knife handles be made out of?

Derek, I don't usually post anything personal online. My thoughts and prayers are definitely with you, its the toughest situation I could possibly imagine. My wife and I recently had premie twins who spent a long stay in the NICU. God has definitely blessed us with the advancements in...

dick, yes, but i used to go A LOT! All kidding aside my wife has been very understanding of my needs. Not sure on the picture effect, a friend's girlfriend, did about 5 pics that way for me. They are all cool and diff.

carl, he is a keeper, but hard to keep clean. Waiting for him to be able to help out with the fish!!!! Some July Tuna a double on 90 lb class fish before the gaff some June tuna Storms seems to be a bigger problem this year than in years past, or maybe i am just more aware of...

Since i rarely contribute, I was uploading some albums, so here you go Sliming a new flats skiff on Sunday measuring against one of my 6 mo old twins best seatrout of the year

yeah no problem. I would lend this, at the relatively low speeds you are talking about (18 knts) the glacier bay hulls will be a lot smoother than the world cats. honestly the glacier bay will be smoother all the way through until it can no longer keep up with the world cat. If you thought...

i have run world cats, twin vees, seacats, and glacier bays. If you were looking for a 26 footer, i'd recommed glacier bay hands down. In the 23 foot range, i'd look for one of the newer 22 seacats, or an older 23 seacat, or the 23 world cat. All are absulutely phenomenal hulls. The 26 ft...

I was looking at that bark river actually. Do you carry it in a pocket sheath or on your belt?

What are you carrying? Or what is on your wish list to carry? I have a SOG flash and SOG flash II. I like them, enought to buy the second one..... and for the price don't mind beating them up. Have been looking at nicer custom folders, and even some custom fixed, although i'm not sure how...