hey guys living in Wyoming is my dream .ugly brown high mountain desert with nothing but spiders snakes ,and lots of damn snow and cold in the winter.......... but I cant get the sharks out of my head......starting this summer I'm making a trip that I believe has never been done but if it has it's gonna be a blast anyway ....will fill yall in once plans are set...... thinking later this year during the winter going to make a trip south with a friend also will fill you in on that one once he allows me LOL.......... but after that I'm open for suggestion .... going to try and make one to two trips per year fly down and fish but when I do it's going to be a monster hunt or at least fishing for something cool.....so if anyone has suggestions that would be great ...
Well you should be able to get out of your driveway(from the snow) by June.As to where to fish you lived here long enough to remember what month and where to fish or just watch the reports as they come in......Dave
I'm a redneck with a jacked up four wheel drive nothing keeps me at home........ I know all my old stomping grounds and heard of a few but I'm looking for cool trips .... thinking of hitting the Texas beach for a week and maybe south California off the beach if I can get good info on the area .... going to hit the north east coast and chase some white fish if I get the chance
Jeff fangman is the man you want to talk to. After all, he is one of few who have done it. I'm in Monterey if you gonna be in the area. But I'm not going to get involved with a internationally listed species. But ill help you drop baits for makos.
Jeff fangman is the man you want to talk to. After all, he is one of few who have done it. I'm in Monterey if you gonna be in the area. But I'm not going to get involved with a internationally listed species. But ill help you drop baits for makos.
know that is an idea I may have to do ... are the makos close enough to the beach for land based
Anything is possible, but extremely unlikely to hook one. In Monterey you have a good shot at sixgills, sevengills, salmon sharks and incidental whites.