Coming out soon from my good friend and Ocean Kayak teammate!!!
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Stopped by the DockDogs Event Today
The Outdoor Channel is in PA this week following the DockDogs event at the Bloomsburg Fair. I stopped by with the family earlier to check out the action.
Check it out on the Outdoor Channel:
http://www.outdoorchannel.com/dockdogs
Monday, September 28, 2009
KFS Seminar on Fishing the Lower Chesapeake Bay
On October 28th I will be conducting a seminar on fishing the lower Chesapeake Bay, specifically discussing targeting monster stripers and light-line fishing around the bridge-tunnels.
The seminar will be hosted by Kayak Fishing Stuff in Mine Hill, New Jersey:
http://www.kayakfishingstuff.com/drupal/retail-location
More info is forthcoming...
The seminar will be hosted by Kayak Fishing Stuff in Mine Hill, New Jersey:
http://www.kayakfishingstuff.com/drupal/retail-location
More info is forthcoming...
Sunday, September 27, 2009
KOINONIA GUIDE SERVICE FISHING REPORT 09/26/09
Hi Gang,
The river was at 3.4 with 8,000CF of flow and 73.3 degrees at the beginning of the week and at the end of the week we had 3.3 with 6,700CF of flow and 66.3 degrees. The BP was 30.65 and Falling.
Trip #1 – Guide Trip – This was a full day trip on Monday and we boated 13 bass and 1 fallfish. The largest bass was 17.5” and we caught them on soft plastics like craw pappi, dingers and salty spider jigs. We had 3.4 – Steady – Clear – 8,000CF and 72 degrees. It was sunny and we had a BP of 30.65 & steady.
Trip #2 – Guide Scouting Trip – This was on Tuesday PM and we went for bass but quickly switched to catfish as the bass were not cooperating. We fished from 3:00 to 7:00 Pm and we only boated one Flathead. We caught it on live bait. We had 3.4 - Clear – 7,000CF and 71 degrees. It was pleasant and 70 degree air temperature.
Trip #3 – Guide Scouting Trip – This was on Thursday evening and we fished from
6:15 t0 7:15PM and we boated 3 bass and 1 fallfish. The largest bass was 14.5” and we caught it on a Craw Pappi. We caught all our fish on Craw Pappi’s and Crankbaits.
We had 3.3 – 6,700 CF – Clear – 75.8 degrees. It was cloudy and we had a BP of 30.40 and rising.
Trip #3 – Guide Trip – This was on Thursday evening and we fished from 5:30 PM to
9:30 PM and we boated 15 Flatheads. We had 4 over 20# and the largest was 26.6#.
We caught them on live bait and dead bait with scent. We had 3.3 – 6,700CF – Clear –
73.5 degrees. It was cloudy and mild with a BP of 30.40 and rising.
Trip #4 – Guide Scouting Trip – This was on Friday evening and we fished from 6:30
to 7:30 and we boated 7 Bass and the largest was 18.5” and 3.11#. We caught all our
fish on Craw Pappi’s and Crankbaits. We had 3.3 – 6,600CF – Clear – Steady – 73.8
degrees. It was cloudy and pleasant and we had a BP of 30.55 and rising.
Trip #5 – Guide Trip – This was on Saturday and we fished from 8:30 to 4:00 PM and
we boated 18 bass and 2 Fallfish. Our longest bass was 18” and weighed 3# but our
heaviest fish was 16.5” long and weighed 3.6#. We caught them all on Crankbaits,
Rattle Traps and YUM Craw Pappi’s. We had 3.3 – 6,700CF – Clear – 66.7
degrees. It was extremely windy and rainy and we had a BP of 30.65 and falling.
Trip #6 – Guide Trip – This was on Saturday evening and we fished from 6:30 to 10:30 and we boated 5 Flatheads and 2 Channel Cats. We caught them all on live bait.
The largest Flathead was 12.5# and the largest Channel Cat was 7#. We had the same conditions as mentioned above. The wind was not as bad as during the day but the rain was heavier.
8. The bass fishing has started to pick up and should continue to get better until we switch to Walleye.
We are trying to keep our web site current with pictures from recent Guide Trips so if you haven’t checked out our Web Site lately, please do.
WWW.koinoniafishingguides.com
Kermit Henning had a little segment on Channel 27 News this weekend and Koinonia
was featured on this segment. You can check it out at the Channel 27 web site if you missed it.
HAVE A GREAT WEEK AND LUV THE TUG………REB
The river was at 3.4 with 8,000CF of flow and 73.3 degrees at the beginning of the week and at the end of the week we had 3.3 with 6,700CF of flow and 66.3 degrees. The BP was 30.65 and Falling.
Trip #1 – Guide Trip – This was a full day trip on Monday and we boated 13 bass and 1 fallfish. The largest bass was 17.5” and we caught them on soft plastics like craw pappi, dingers and salty spider jigs. We had 3.4 – Steady – Clear – 8,000CF and 72 degrees. It was sunny and we had a BP of 30.65 & steady.
Trip #2 – Guide Scouting Trip – This was on Tuesday PM and we went for bass but quickly switched to catfish as the bass were not cooperating. We fished from 3:00 to 7:00 Pm and we only boated one Flathead. We caught it on live bait. We had 3.4 - Clear – 7,000CF and 71 degrees. It was pleasant and 70 degree air temperature.
Trip #3 – Guide Scouting Trip – This was on Thursday evening and we fished from
6:15 t0 7:15PM and we boated 3 bass and 1 fallfish. The largest bass was 14.5” and we caught it on a Craw Pappi. We caught all our fish on Craw Pappi’s and Crankbaits.
We had 3.3 – 6,700 CF – Clear – 75.8 degrees. It was cloudy and we had a BP of 30.40 and rising.
Trip #3 – Guide Trip – This was on Thursday evening and we fished from 5:30 PM to
9:30 PM and we boated 15 Flatheads. We had 4 over 20# and the largest was 26.6#.
We caught them on live bait and dead bait with scent. We had 3.3 – 6,700CF – Clear –
73.5 degrees. It was cloudy and mild with a BP of 30.40 and rising.
Trip #4 – Guide Scouting Trip – This was on Friday evening and we fished from 6:30
to 7:30 and we boated 7 Bass and the largest was 18.5” and 3.11#. We caught all our
fish on Craw Pappi’s and Crankbaits. We had 3.3 – 6,600CF – Clear – Steady – 73.8
degrees. It was cloudy and pleasant and we had a BP of 30.55 and rising.
Trip #5 – Guide Trip – This was on Saturday and we fished from 8:30 to 4:00 PM and
we boated 18 bass and 2 Fallfish. Our longest bass was 18” and weighed 3# but our
heaviest fish was 16.5” long and weighed 3.6#. We caught them all on Crankbaits,
Rattle Traps and YUM Craw Pappi’s. We had 3.3 – 6,700CF – Clear – 66.7
degrees. It was extremely windy and rainy and we had a BP of 30.65 and falling.
Trip #6 – Guide Trip – This was on Saturday evening and we fished from 6:30 to 10:30 and we boated 5 Flatheads and 2 Channel Cats. We caught them all on live bait.
The largest Flathead was 12.5# and the largest Channel Cat was 7#. We had the same conditions as mentioned above. The wind was not as bad as during the day but the rain was heavier.
8. The bass fishing has started to pick up and should continue to get better until we switch to Walleye.
We are trying to keep our web site current with pictures from recent Guide Trips so if you haven’t checked out our Web Site lately, please do.
WWW.koinoniafishingguides.com
Kermit Henning had a little segment on Channel 27 News this weekend and Koinonia
was featured on this segment. You can check it out at the Channel 27 web site if you missed it.
HAVE A GREAT WEEK AND LUV THE TUG………REB
A Great TKAA Charity Kayak Fishing Tournament!
Rose and I just returned home from the TKAA kayak fishing tournament in Virginia. We both had a great time, and a huge word of gratitude goes out to all the organizers at the Tidewater Kayak Anglers Association, Project Healing Waters, and Hero's on the Water. This was my daughter's first kayak fishing tournament, although she has grown up around kayaks and fishing. She is already talking about returning next year, and entering additional events. As soon as info and official results are released from the organization I will post it up. I don't want to put out any errors, and don't really trust my memory after a long day.
As for Rose, there were only four stripers caught by the 215 entrants, and she had one of them. Also, she landed five different species of fish, and was awarded a multi-species award. She caught numerous croakers, numerous sea bass, a black drum, a pigfish, and one striper. The croaker was a massive 16 inches!
Again, there were 215 competitors as of the captain's meeting Friday. The wind was howling all day Saturday, and the conditions were less than perfect, but there were a lot of people on the water supporting these great causes and promoting the growing sport of kayak fishing. Great job TKAA!!!
Thursday, September 24, 2009
TKAA Bound!!!
My daughter, Rose, and I are getting ready to hit the road for Virginia. She will be entering the TKAA Kayak Fish for Charity Tournament. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone back home.
If you are in the region Saturday, join in the action!
Here's the link for more info on the tournament:
http://www.tkaa.org/tournament/
If you are in the region Saturday, join in the action!
Here's the link for more info on the tournament:
http://www.tkaa.org/tournament/
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