RE: Fishing Cosumnes & Mokelumne Rivers- Cosumnes Preserve: I have fished the Mokelumne River a lot from Lodi Lake to Wimpys and have caught many lmb in there. Between Peltier Rd and I5 the water can be quite swift at times, but I have caught up to 5 lbrs in ...

Small Lakes in Elk Grove & Sacramento (Pocket area) Bass Fishing: Anyone ever fish the small lakes in Elk Grove, or Pocket? If so, are there some that are better than others, what baits, techniques, areas, times of day have you been successful with. Any suggestion a...

MLPA Roadshows n Maps!: Oh the horror! Of minimal participation! Come on guys! Get out there! Santa Barbara has Campus Point to Naples on the block Here's what the proposed Malibu MPA's like combined! I'm not going...

RE: World Record Largemouth Bass Contender Caught!: IFISH say's, That's a negative on China gettin the record Rob, I'm chinese and lemme tell ya, they'll be eaten up before they even get close to that size. :+ My grandma always ...

RE: campin beacon: Hey guys, I just reserved a spot at Beacon #16. From what she said, it is an additional cost ($5) for more than one car in a spot. Camping is $25 a night, launch is $5 for kickboats (Don't know wh...

Overview/History:  The 6 inch Huddleston Deluxe debuted in the fall of 2007.  As the third trout in the Hudd lineup, this was a much anticipated release.  The 6” comes in 11 colors and two rates of fall (ROF5 and ROF12).  The ROF5 weighs in at 2.0oz and the ROF12 goes 2.4oz.  There are two basic color types; the transparent “Phantom” models and the standard white body baits.  Retail price is $15. Pros:  Like all things Huddleston, the 6” Hudd displays amazing attention to detail.    Let’s recap from head to tail:&n... more

June 21, 2008 - Delta - swimbait

May 23, 2008 - Delta - Tm Customs

May 14, 1990 - Shasta - Tm Customs

April 26, 2008 - Pardee - Mikes Z-260

April 17, 2008 - Huntington Park Lake - FishnDaddy

A Great PlanThe best fishing trips are always last minute. This was no exception. Pete at Big Hammer sent me an email a week before the annual Big Hammer Skiff Trip on the Qualifier 105 was set to leave. Through some twist and turns of fate (I didn't take a planned vacation due to jury duty, and Nico had just quit his job to start a new job) we decided to pull the trigger and go. Phone calls went out to friends for advice and loaner gear, last minute orders went in to Tacklewarehouse.com and by Thursday evening after work we were on the road - stopping overnight in Santa Barbara - then heading on to San Diego at 4am Friday with Pete and several thousand Big Hammers in tow.... more