Fishing

Another company from the Pacific Northwest that had a great display at ICAST was the manufacturer of some of my favorite fly fishing equipment, Redington whose factory is located on …

The Kombo tool was designed and built up in Abbotsford, BC and it’s a pretty clever device that solves a couple of nagging fishing issues. This fisherman’s multi-tool works as …

This was another great find at ICAST and has a multiplicity of uses for the fisherman and boater. Best of all, it was invented right here in Washington and will …

This shark was more sad than scary. Thanks to the Bellingham Herald for the video.

Fishing is on the upswing, both in our region and around the country. Maybe it’s our waterways getting cleaner, maybe it’s a return to basic family activities, but for whatever …

From the outstanding Seattle Times fishing column Reel Time Northwest by Mark Yuasa. Original post here.    A strong sockeye return to Lake Wenatchee will allow a sport fishery that …

From Northwest Yachting columnist Peter Schrappen. Original post here.   If there’s one issue that brings Democrats and Republicans together around sealing the boarders, it’s the issue of nuisance species …

Oregonlive/Oregonian writer Bill Monroe is once again on top of the fishing scene in that great state. Let’s hope the tiger muskies do their job well, and the trophy trouts …

The following article appeared in the New York Times print and online editions today, April 24. Even though the fascinating story is not from our little corner of the country, …

That National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency (NOAA) has released comprehensive stats on the economic impact of fishing in the U.S. in 2011. The $199 Billion impact of fishing is formidable, …

It was ten years ago, back in the fall of 2003, when the NW Marine Trade Association launched a promotion called the NW Salmon Derby Series that would change the …