"I've been hearing about this saltwater fishing up in Massachusetts from my old buddy Larry Cronen, and when Larry asked if I'd like to come north and fish a coupla days for striped bass, well, that's like throwin' an old southern cottontail into a briar patch"
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"Joan Salvato, housewife and mother, lives in Florida, not far from some very good bass fishing. From tackle demonstrations through to casting lessons, if it has anything to do with fishing it's part of Joan's job - for she is a Garcia Girl, and a Garcia Girl is as much at home with tackle in her hands and an air boat beneath her as she is in a supermarket or on the dance floor."
Spoiler! Ends at the dinner table...
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Tournament footage from Italy's Lake Coghinas, on the island of Sardinia. Crazy how much it looks like California. Contender for best fishing video soundtrack!
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Black and white film footage of fishing Lake Mojave (near Lake Mead) in 1956. Looks to be a promotional film of some sort - full of great details, like the newfangled technology of a spinning reel.
"When a high-flying plane sets down at Las Vegas it's the last place you might look for a fisherman with his rod and reel. yet right here, in the midst of the great American desert, is ne more place where the bass really proves itself as the nations number one freshwater game fish."
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"In the world of fishing there are men who seek out the big jumpers as hunters seek out trophies in the animal kingdom..."
This video is from vintage IGFA footage. Not sure the year, but I'd guess from the theme music maybe the early 1960s. I was pleased to see them let the catch go at the end. If anyone knows more about this, please speak up in the comments.
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I visited Lake Shasta in Oct 2008 to check out the historic low waters, which were at 29% of full, or about 130 feet below normal. It was a great chance to get a fish-eye view of the lake bed.
Here is a collection of photos from my swimbait fishing outings as well as friends and pics submitted by readers of the Wired Angler. Send me your big fish pics and the story that goes with it to me at wiredangler@gmail.com
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