Projo Fishing: HotBytes

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October 2, 2008

• 10:12 AM D on Carp anglers catching 20-pounders

  I live on Tiogue Lake. Ive been carp fishing for years. At Tiogue and several other locations in RI. Whats the big deal on being a "first year carp fisherman"??? Carp are probably the easiest fish I have ever gone after. And thanks for inviting the world to my backyard.

  
  

  September 23, 2008

• 10:15 PM nunya on Lanni lands 62-pound bass

  I know kevin, he has no idea about fishing. His bait shop sucks. over priced & soft pogies.

  
  

  September 18, 2008

• 10:20 PM jim on What's happening to migrations?

  I've noticed that the water temperature never peaked to the usual temp in our area this year and it started going down early. Oh well, we missed the tuna run. Remember the last few years. Huge giants at the Mud Hole....

  
  

  September 16, 2008

• 6:21 PM chuck on Minnesota angler lands a 50-pounder here

  i caughta big one "dontchaknow"

  
  

  September 2, 2008

• 4:04 PM Frank on Striper bite 'explodes'

  Notwithstanding the moronic comment above, I am still hoping that there are some helpful fishermen out there who might be able to give me some useful advice to me. I can't be the only one who has had such a tough time lately. Is early morning not a good time for stripers and blues near shore? Can anyone suggest some good spots on the Bay for a shore fisherman?

  
  

  September 2, 2008

• 2:33 PM Joe Smith on Striper bite 'explodes'

  Hey down on your luck shore guy....here is a tip.....get a boat!

  
  

  September 2, 2008

• 1:25 PM Frank on Striper bite 'explodes'

  I have spent no less than four early mornings hunting for stripers and blues on the jetties and shorelines of Rhode Island with NO LUCK whatsoever. I realize that boat fishing might give me some better chances, but I'd think that the odds were in my favor after a few fruitless outings off the shore. This past weekend my buddy and I fished the jetty at East Matunuck for no less than three hours without a single bite. We alternated lures, depths, speeds, and still nothing! Can anyone give some advice to a down on his luck shore fisherman? Thanks!

  
  

  August 29, 2008

• 7:55 PM Jack on Cooler water spooks blues

  h75c6s

  
  

  August 26, 2008

• 12:13 PM Jennifer on Kayaking with a tube-and-worm rig catches bass

  OUTSTANDING! No one matches your style. I was asleep in Maine... I can see your summer is spectacular. jen

  
  

  August 9, 2008

• 1:52 AM Cathy on Hawaiian wins national spearfishing title in Newport

  Kimi is "Da Best" Congratulations girl!

  
  

  August 8, 2008

• 5:44 PM heidi on Hawaiian wins national spearfishing title in Newport

  True champions are fiercely passionate, motiviated, modest, and thankful for all of their achievements. It's no wonder Kimi is amongst the best in everything she does in life!

  
  

  August 8, 2008

• 3:13 PM Jasmine on Hawaiian wins national spearfishing title in Newport

  Kimi Werner is AMAZING! She has worked so hard and has been so focused during this season of training for this event. Congratulations, Kimi!

  
  

  August 6, 2008

• 7:48 AM Steve Palmer on HotBytes audio -- A conversation with surf fisherman Tim Yvon

  I have known Tim for quite some time. He is not only an intensely dedicated surf fisherman, but a great human being. I expect his new tackle shop to prosper with his heart and dedication steering the wheel.

  
  

  August 4, 2008

• 5:06 PM capt. john on Vican lands 75.4-pound record bass

  HEY GUYS 1 BIG FISH IS NOT THE PROBLEM. THATS WHY WE HAVE REGULATIONS.WHAT YOU SHOULD BE FLEXING YOUR MUSCLES ABOUT IS THE SHORT FISH THAT GET TAKEN.CATCH AND RELEASE THEM AND THERE WILL BE ALOT MORE RECORD FISH COUGHT IN THE YEARS TO COME.I HAVE SEEN AND SO HAVE YOU ALOT OF RELEASED FISH FLOATING ON TOP THAT WILL NEVER MAKE IT TO 75 LBS SO LET THE MAN ENJOY A ONCE IN A LIFETIME CATCH WHATEVER WAY HE WANTS HE DID NOTHING WRONG. IF YOU ASK ME HE DID IT ALL RIGHT THE FISH IS LEGAL AND HE HAS THE OPTION TO EAT IT MOUNT IT TROW IT BACK OR MAKE LOVE TO IT. I'LL BET THE GUYS THAT ARE SAYING HE SHOULD HAVE RELEASED IT WOULD HAVE KEPT IT ALSO KNOWING IT WAS A RECORD FISH.I HAVE NEVER SEEN A PHOTO FISH TAKE A STATE RECORD ANYONE CAN LIE ABOUT LENGHT AND GIRTH.VICAN HAS THE REEL PROOF.

  
  

  August 4, 2008

• 5:03 PM capt. john on Vican lands 75.4-pound record bass

  HEY GUYS 1 BIG FISH IS NOT THE PROBLEM. THATS WHY WE HAVE REGULATIONS.WHAT YOU SHOULD BE FLEXING YOUR MUSCLES ABOUT IS THE SHORT FISH THAT GET TAKEN.CATCH AND RELEASE THEM AND THERE WILL BE ALOT MORE RECORD FISH COUGHT IN THE YEARS TO COME.I HAVE SEEN AND SO HAVE YOU ALOT OF RELEASED FISH FLOATING ON TOP THAT WILL NEVER MAKE IT TO 75 LBS SO LET THE MAN ENJOY A ONCE IN A LIFETIME CATCH WHATEVER WAY HE WANTS HE DID NOTHING WRONG. IF YOU ASK ME HE DID IT ALL RIGHT THE FISH IS LEGAL AND HE HAS THE OPTION TO EAT IT MOUNT IT TROW IT BACK OR MAKE LOVE TO IT. I'LL BET THE GUYS THAT ARE SAYING HE SHOULD HAVE RELEASED IT WOULD HAVE KEPT IT ALSO KNOWING IT WAS A RECORD FISH.I HAVE NEVER SEEN A PHOTO FISH TAKE A STATE RECORD ANYONE CAN LIE ABOUT LENGHT AND GIRTH.VICAN HAS THE REEL PROOF.

  
  

  August 3, 2008

• 5:05 PM Lou Dell on Vican lands 75.4-pound record bass

  Hey K. Sheehan... When you are finished looking at your THREE potential world record plastic fish caught on a fly (Please note that No animal cells were used in the furtherance of his hobby)you can go make love to a plastic blow-up doll and feel fulfilled. The rest of the world that loves and respects this hobby understands that a fish of a lifetime is OK to take. Now go hug a tree....

  
  

  July 30, 2008

• 11:34 AM k. sheehan on Vican lands 75.4-pound record bass

  great catch on light gear.....great comments from all the guys... comment for LOU DEL....in today's world of taxidermy you don't have to kill the fish to mount it.... length and girth with fresh "ALIVE" PHOTOS will do the trick.... on my wall are THREE potential world record fish caught on fly...a snook, bonefish, and permit....all alive and well today (i hope)that were only out of the water for a few photos and measurements before release.... the mounts are awesome..and last much longer!!!!!! like some other guys hear i opted to pass on the "dead fish on the dock" photo..and my name in the books!!!! tightlines guys!!! be safe!!! kevin

  
  

  July 29, 2008

• 12:29 AM marlin96 on Vican lands 75.4-pound record bass

  Listen not to what people say, but look at what people do. Congrats Peter!!! enjoy fishing.

  
  

  July 24, 2008

• 11:33 PM Peter on Vican lands 75.4-pound record bass

  Anyone know if he actually used the rod pictured? It looks to be a medium weight spin casting rod. Musta been a helluva fight. Peter

  
  

  July 24, 2008

• 11:30 PM Peter on Vican lands 75.4-pound record bass

  Anyone know if he actually used the rod pictured? It looks to be a medium weight spin casting rod. Musta been a helluva fight. Peter