Showing posts with label Canoeing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canoeing. Show all posts

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Everything Fishing Video's

Smallmouth Video's

Huge Searchable video collection for us all
Thanks to..Lare, For Linking us up with this site

Sunday, February 24, 2008

Welcome to LandBigFish

Welcome to LandBigFish

Huge informational site and online store
Outdoor travel section, fishing reports
(None for the Rappahannock)

Friday, February 22, 2008

OutdoorLife - Ultimate Woodsmanship Guide


OutdoorLife - Ultimate Woodsmanship Guide:

We want your ideas!
Jan 25, 2008
As outdoorsmen we have gotten away from the basics of woodsmanship. Many people of today's generation barely know how to properly sharpen a knife, let alone start a good campfire. We're putting together the Ultimate Woodsmanship Guide for our May issue, and we want your input."


If you are reading this blog you are an Outdoorsman/Woodsman So this is relevant to our lifestyle. I couldn't let this one go. So, I posted here too, Hopefully someone will contribute their knowledge to the cause.

Saturday, February 9, 2008

In Pursuit of Trophy Smallmouth Bass

BlueRidge Kayak Fishing

In Pursuit of Trophy Smallmouth Bass
My life in a Kayak
By Jeff Little


I just received my copy of this outstanding guide to fishing the Mid Atlantic Regions Rivers. I met Jeff at the Fredericksburg Outdoors Show and was impressed with his knowledge and personality. I'm looking forward to putting to use his handbook of lessons and technique's for a more productive day on the river.
He also told me that much of his experience came from fishing on the Rappahannock.

Thursday, January 31, 2008

Clore Bros. Outfitters


Clore Bros. Outfitters: "On the Beautiful and Historic Rappahannock and Rapidan Rivers at Fredericksburg, Va.

Only 1 hour south of Washington, DC and 1 hour North of Richmond, Va.

* OPEN DAILY by reservation
* HALF DAY OR OVERNIGHT
* TRIPS TO FIT EVERY SKILL LEVEL

Imagine it ... A day on these clean, clear and remote rivers... where you hear no traffic... see no houses... just you, the river and 'A DAY TO REMEMBER' .

One of our trips is a 7 mile float beginning at the historic 'U.S. FORD' where Gen. Hooker crossed the river with 50,000 men to fight the battle of Chancellorsville. Our easiest and most popular one day trip."

Great people to plan with ! ~Outdoors2

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Smallmouth bass, natural springs on the Buffalo National River


Arkansas Smallmouth bass,
natural springs on the
Buffalo National River


North Arkansas's Buffalo National River was the country's first national river, is roughly 150 miles long, and includes nearly 95,000 acres of public land along its corridor. It has been the topic of a full-length book, the subject of a National Geographic feature article, and the cornerstone for the state's environmental movement.

This site was sent to me via, a friend, although I personally have not visited or fished this river, This aerial shot shows me some prime looking waters.