Monthly Archives: November 2013

Chinook have Choppers

Posted on November 30, 2013 by Ed Mitchell

My friend Phil is in northern California right now. Recently he sent me some pictures of dead salmon he saw along a stream. I never realized Chinook had such wicked choppers? They look as bad as bluefish.

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Backcountry Snook

Posted on November 26, 2013 by Ed Mitchell

After our day with Captain Rhett Morris, my son and I did some fishing on our own. Under bright skies, we paddled north into the backcountry. While working a shoreline from the Chupacabra, my son hooked a nice snook. It pulled him … Continue reading →

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Fishing with My Son

Posted on November 22, 2013 by Ed Mitchell

Recently my son came down for a visit, and naturally we spent most of the time on the water. The first day we fished on our own. No reds or snook, but we had all the spotted sea trout action we … Continue reading →

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If Clouds Could Speak

Posted on November 1, 2013 by Ed Mitchell

If clouds could speak, a story they could tell. Yes the sky is a future teller. And this morning, windswept clouds told of front to come. Caught a boat ride out into Charlotte Harbor. The AM was calm. After noon the wind went … Continue reading →

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