We’ll have our brand-spankin’ new Chrome rods and much more on display at the Washington Sportsmen’s Show held at the Puyallup Fair and Events Center. Don’t miss out on new product and show specials!
Jody Purnell fished Smith Lake through Monsoon rains. She caught a bunch of fish!
The Fetha Styx crew gathered for an outing on Lake Sammamish and the Sky River. Nick, our custom rod builder, hooked into a NICE king salmon and a little something extra.
We ran a twitter contest asking our followers to fill in the blank: Fishing is ____. The best answer wins a visor! Check out the winning answer here!
This info-graphic from BoaterExam.com explains how the mandatory boater exams are being phased in in Washington. Currently, any boater under 35 is required to have a Washington Boater Safety Education Card or boating license. By 2015, all boat operators over 12-years old will be required to meet the boater safety education requirement and hold a valid card.
In years with normal springtime temperatures, the middle of May would represent nonstop action for bass. There is no better time of year to target big bass in shallow water. It’s no wonder that even the average weekend warrior has to feel they have a chance of winning when fishing a bass tourney this time of year. This, however, isn’t the average year…
Even though mother nature may not realize it, the calendar does say May and for me, May is when it really gets fun living here in the NW. Gone are the dark and rainy days of winter. May, for me, represents Spring time, long days, and opportunity on the water. Don’t let this summer pass you by — get out there and enjoy it.
For the past few years, every time I’ve traveled back to Florida to see the family and do a little fishing, I’ve been met with windy weather. So far, 2011 is shaping up to be pretty darn good as my Florida Keys trip in January was perhaps some of the best mixed bag fishing I have ever seen…
The Bassmaster Classic may be over, but the positive impacts of bass fishing’s largest event are timeless. One of the most fantastic stories from this year’s Classic in New Orleans is that of Kevin Oldham.
Josh Hughs is putting on a free springer seminar at Three Rivers Marine & Tackle in Seattle on Saturday, March 12. We hear seminars at Three Rivers are fantastic — what a great way to get fired up for the …