Walden, Colorado offers world class trout fishing and this week Bob will be right in the middle of some of the best trout streams in the world. Trout Valley Fishing Club is the most exclusive trout fishing club in the country. Nestled between the rugged Mt. Zirkel wilderness area and the majestic Medicine Bow Mountains in Northern Colorado, the club privately leases 100,000 acres of land and 60 miles of the finest trout streams and lakes in North America. Trout Valley Fishing Club Manager/River Keeper Hugh Fadal will set Bob up for a trout fishing adventure of a lifetime, don’t miss a single minute of this action.
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Amazon Peacock Bass Fishing
Bob and the crew are fishing in Brazil South America in search of the Amazon trophy Peacock Bass. Peacock Bass in the Amazon is one of the most memorable trips of a lifetime. The fish are there, but see if Bob is able to land his first trophy Peacock bass over 20 lbs? Also Bob will be at Pure Fishing’s Headquarters taking a look at what’s new in fishing gear for 2011. You won’t want to miss this look at what’s new in fishing gear for your tackle box!
Lake Erie Small Mouth
On today’s show Bob braves the wind and waves in search of the Lake Erie small mouth bass. His guide Frank Campbell of Niagara Falls, is one of the best local experts in navigating the mighty waves of Lake Erie for some great fishing action near Buffalo, New York. See if Bob is able to land some trophy small mouth or just get wet!
Fishing with Bob Redfern – St. Simons Island, Georgia
This week Bob is joined by Captain Richard Latham, a longtime guide in the St. Simons Island area. Bob and Richard will be fishing for reds and sea trout. If you’ve ever wondered about the fishing off the Georgia coast, you won’t want to miss this! St. Simons Island is one of Georgia‘s renowned Golden Isles (along with Sea Island, Jekyll Island, and privately owned Little St. Simons Island). It is also the largest of the Golden Isles. After being developed by colonists as rice and cotton plantations worked by large populations of African slaves, who developed the unique Gullah culture, the island since the early twentieth century has become a resort community. It has many seasonal residents, as well as a steady base of year-round residents. Source
Saltwater Fishing – St. Simons Island, Georgia
This week Bob is joined by Captain Richard Latham, a longtime guide in the St. Simons Island area. Bob and Richard will be fishing for reds and sea trout. If you’ve ever wondered about the fishing off the Georgia coast, you won’t want to miss this!
St. Simons Island is one of Georgia‘s renowned Golden Isles (along with Sea Island, Jekyll Island, and privately owned Little St. Simons Island). It is also the largest of the Golden Isles. After being developed by colonists as rice and cotton plantations worked by large populations of African slaves, who developed the unique Gullah culture, the island since the early twentieth century has become a resort community. It has many seasonal residents, as well as a steady base of year-round residents. Source
Chesapeake Bay Sport Fishing – Feb 21, 2010
Catch Bob fishing at Virginia Beach – the longest pleasure beach in the world (Guinness Book of World Records). He’s not on vacation however, he’s after what some people call the greatest striped bass fisheries in the world. Fishing alongside Bob is Captain Rich Schott with Chesapeake Bay Sport Fishing Charters, be sure to tune in and see why Virginia Beach truly is the worlds greatest striped bass fishing destination.
A little about Chesapeake Bay Sport Fishing Charters:
We pride ourselves on being a first-class Chesapeake Bay fishing charter. We have a long list of businesses that have found our services very productive for entertaining clients, as well as many private and family fishing charters. Joining in on the experience is as easy as making a phone call. We can provide everything for a great day on the Chesapeake Bay from your food and beverages to arranging fish cleaning services at the end of the day.
We fish seven days a week from the Annapolis area, which is conveniently located within minutes to both Baltimore and D.C. (April – December). In addition, we do Virginia Beach fishing (defunct) out of Rudee Inlet (December – March). However, custom pickup and drop off points can be arranged anywhere on the Chesapeake Bay or its tributaries.
For more info or to book a trip: http://www.chesapeakebaysportfishing.com/
Cypress Lake – Florida Bass Fishing – Jan 24th, 2010
This week Bob is headed south to beat the cold weather and do a little Florida bass fishing. Bob and Tim Fey and they will take a little trip to Cypress Lake just outside of Lake Toho for some early winter bass fishing.
Cypress Lake is over 4,000 acres of great fishing, fun and an extremely popular lake for out-of-state anglers. It’s close to Kissimmee, Orlando, and all that Disney has to offer, but far enough away from everything to let you escape and enjoy the outdoors.
Cypress is full of black crappie, bluegill and largemouth bass, we highly recommend you take a day to fish this lake the next time you’re in Florida.
Charleston Trout – Dec 6th, 2009
Who says you can’t fish in the fall? Bob is back in Charleston, South Carolina for a little fall trout fishing. Bob is joined by Robert Olsen from Knot at Work fishing charters.
Everything isn’t fishing this week, our Chevy destination takes you to the low country of South Carolina to introduce you to a new hunting operation, Deux Cheneaux Plantation located outside of Walterboro, South Carolina. (www.docheno.com)
Deux Cheneaux Plantation is located in the heart of South Carolina’s ACE Basin. The track of land has been renowned for its abundance of game since the time of the King’s Grant in the early 1700’s. The incredible natural beauty will open a world of wildlife exclusively for you. Deux Cheneaux’s strength lies in its historic appeal, southern flavor, natural beauty and convenient location.
Georgetown Kings – November 29, 2009
This week Bob travels to Georgetown, South Carolina for some early fall king mackerel fishing. Joining Bob is Captain Tommy Scarborough, longtime guide in the waters off of Georgetown. While everyone else is thinking deer hunting, just remember that fall is the great time to the Carolina coast for a little fishing!
Clarks Hill Lake Striper Fishing – Nov 15th 2009
This week Bob is off to Clarks Hill Lake, located just south of Augusta, Georgia. Longtime guide William Sasser takes Bob on a great striper adventure all across Clarks Hill Lake.
Why Clarks Hill? Clarks Hill Lake (J. Strom Thurmond Lake) is the largest U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project east of the Mississippi River and one of the largest inland bodies of water in the South. The best part, it’s full of striper thanks to the Georgia and South Carolina Department of Natural Resource Departments, they’ve released over 750,000 stripers!
Here are a few fun facts about Clarks Hill Lake:
* 71,000 acres of water
* 1,200 miles of shoreline
* Created from Savannah River and Little River
* Authorized by Congress in what year: 1944
* Construction began: 1946
* Date opened: 1954
* Six million visitors per year
* 55 parks and recreation areas
* 17 campgrounds with campsites
* Six marinas with gas docks, pump-out stations, boat slips, restaurants, boat storage camping, lodging, picnic areas, trails, ships store
* Major lake attractions: Bobby Brown State Park, Elijah Clark State
* Park and Mistletoe State Park
Thinking about taking a trip to Clarks Hill this year or next spring? We highly recommend it.