Colorado River Yuma to Gulf of California: Where Has Our Precious River Gone?

After following the Colorado River from its Rocky Mountain headwaters, Pat reaches Yuma and the river’s final journey into Mexico. Discover how irrigation, dams, cities and international water use transformed the Colorado River Delta and why this great river now rarely reaches the Gulf of California.

Colorado River Parker Strip to Yuma | Martinez Lake Bass Fishing Guide

Journey down the Colorado River from Parker to Yuma with Pat while exploring Martinez Lake and the lower Colorado backwaters. Discover seasonal largemouth bass patterns, river fishing tactics, rods, reels, lures, wildlife, ancient history, marinas, camping, public access and essential desert boating safety.

Colorado River Parker Strip Arizona California | Bass Fishing & Boating Guide

Join Pat and Paulette on the Colorado River Parker Strip between Parker Dam and Headgate Rock Dam. Discover seasonal smallmouth and largemouth bass fishing, river tactics, tackle, marinas, camping, wildlife and essential boating safety, plus the personal story of how a month in Parker eventually led them to their winter home at Lake Mohave.

Colorado River Lake Havasu Arizona California | Bass & Striper Fishing Guide

There are places along the Colorado River where I feel like a visitor. Lake Havasu isn't one of them. By the time Paulette and I reach Havasu from our winter home near Lake Mohave, we've already crossed a lot of familiar desert. Katherine Landing and the Black...

Colorado River Topock Gorge Arizona California | Bass Fishing & Boating Guide

Travel with Pat and Paulette down the Colorado River through spectacular Topock Gorge between Needles, California and Lake Havasu. Discover seasonal largemouth and smallmouth bass tactics, river fishing strategies, wildlife, boating access, marinas, camping and essential safety precautions for this beautiful but demanding lower Colorado River corridor.

Colorado River Lake Mohave Arizona Nevada | Bass & Striper Fishing Guide

Join Pat and Paulette on their winter home water, Lake Mohave, along the Colorado River between Hoover and Davis dams. Discover seasonal smallmouth, largemouth and striped bass patterns, detailed tackle recommendations, sight fishing, current water levels, public access, camping, wildlife, record fish and the magnificent desert landscape around Katherine Landing, Willow Beach and Cottonwood Cove.

Colorado River Lake Mead Arizona-Nevada | Bass & Striper Fishing Guide

Follow Pat and Paulette into their familiar winter Colorado River country at Lake Mead. Discover sight-fishing for spawning smallmouth bass, seasonal largemouth and striped bass patterns, current water levels and boat ramps, tackle, wildlife, camping, history and the magnificent desert landscape of Arizona and Nevada.

Colorado River Page Arizona to Grand Canyon West | Lees Ferry & Grand Canyon Guide

Follow Pat down the Colorado River from Page and Glen Canyon Dam through the legendary Lees Ferry trout fishery, Marble Canyon and Grand Canyon to Hualapai country and Grand Canyon West. Explore fishing, whitewater rafting, Native history, tributaries, wildlife, camping, boating and the magnificent geography of the Colorado River.

Colorado River Moab Utah to Page Arizona | Canyonlands & Lake Powell Guide

Follow Pat down the Colorado River from Moab through Canyonlands and Cataract Canyon to Lake Powell and Page, Arizona. Explore the Green and San Juan rivers, Hite, Halls Crossing, Wahweap, rafting, camping, wildlife and seasonal Lake Powell fishing for largemouth, smallmouth, striped bass and walleye.

Colorado River Grand Junction to Moab: An Old Cowboy Photographer’s Candy Store

Follow Pat down the Colorado River from Grand Junction to Moab and into the red-rock landscapes that helped create Hollywood’s American West. Travel Highway 128 through Dewey Bridge, Professor Valley, Fisher Towers and Red Cliffs Lodge while exploring Western movie history, rafting, fishing, wildlife and some of the finest riverside camping in Utah.

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Make Glow in the Dark Fishing Lures – Lake Havasu

Making glow in the dark lures is easy, very fun and could be a
profitable hobby. It has long be known by anglers that a huge
attraction getter for fish it the use of light. Wether that be the
color of the lure or the spinner it has attached,light triggers a
reflex in the fish that makes them hit it. Often anglers are faced with
the task of over coming dark or murky, muddy water to catch the smart
little critters. One way many fisher men and women are turnig to over
come this issue is glow in the dark lures.

– Lake Havasu

Texas Bass Couples Tournament Trail – Lake Havasu

New Tournament Trail for 2006
The Texas Bass Couples Tournament Trail

has set it’s dates for the 2006 season. We are starting with a west
region with hopes of growing into state wide tournament circuits. We
have some of the best tournament fishing couples in the state of Texas
fishing with us and invite others interested to give us a call
@325-784-7296 for information.
– Lake Havasu

Lonestar Aquafarms Donates Red Drum – Lake Havasu

John Turner, General Partner/Manager of Lonestar
Aquafarms,
Ltd., a red fish farm outside Palacios in Jackson County, is donating
about 30,000 red drum to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD)
again this year. The three quarter pound fish, worth between $30,000
and $50,000, will be stocked today in three power plant lakes for
recreational fishing. The lakes scheduled to receive the fish are Lake
Fairfield outside Fairfield in East Texas, Lake Braunig and Lake
Calaveras outside San Antonio.

– Lake Havasu

Resaca de los Cuates – Lake Havasu

The Resaca de los Cuates, located in the
lower Rio Grande Valley (extending 63 miles from Rancho Viejo to just
south of the Arroyo-Colorodo inlet), is simply infested with largemouth
bass. Latley I have pulled at least one four pounder on every trip
(catch and release only – remember kids, you can’t keep ’em all). The
resaca was last stocked in 1990 by TPWD with over 110,000 largemouth
fry. Since then, due to time and a sheer lack of bass anglers down
here, this resaca (spanish for oxbow lake) is teeming with large bass.
I wouldn’t be surprised if there is a trophy bass out there somewhere.

Good Luck and Good Fishing!

Jay – Lake Havasu

Master 151 By Penn Baitcasting Reel – Lake Havasu

Penn Master 151 Bass Fishing Baitcasting ReelHow can you go wrong with the Master by Penn 151
Baitcasting Reel? Only 4 oz. The reel is light, but powerful enough to
handle your most demanding freshwater fishing action. Compare this with
other low profile baitcasting reels in the $100-$150 range. You can be
sure the price will make you happy. You’ll be able to show your fishing
buddies what a great deal you got when you show them your new Master
151 by Penn. They will sure be impressed with your ability to find a
great deal.

– Lake Havasu

Jumping Trout Bookends – Lake Havasu

Dramatically rendered trout appears to be
leaping right through the books it holds erect-an exciting addition to
your home library. Only $19.95 plus s/h. For more information, call PWM
Enterprises, Inc. at (800) 826-8810 our mailing address is P.O. Box
1364, Crystal Lake, IL 60039.

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– Lake Havasu

Fishing Sponsorship Info Sells 1000th Copy – Lake Havasu

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact Person Scott Rauber, President
Company Name Biz Promo, LLC
Voice Phone Number 727-733-8387
FAX Number
Email Address bizpromo@juno.com
Website URL www.fishforfree.com
www.fishforfree2.com

Fishing Sponsorship Information Achieves Milestone

Dunedin,
FL, Jan. 29, 2006 – In the world of sportfishing tournament anglers,
intense competition begins weeks or months before competitors even make
their first casts. Faced with climbing entry fees, fuels costs, and
expense, many of tournament anglers are seeking sponsorship deals that
help defray costs and provide boats, vehicles, gear and tackle. Scott
Rauber’s informative manual, How To Get Sponsored for Fishing Tournaments, is helping many of them reach their goals. At noon today the 1,000th copy was purchased by an Indiana bass tournament angler.
– Lake Havasu

Operation Pescador – Lake Havasu

ZAPATA, Texas – Game wardens from across the state are
converging on Falcon Lake along the Texas-Mexico border in a concerted
effort to clean up illegal commercial fishing activities and prevent
water safety violations, as well as to enforce other state laws.

– Lake Havasu

Lake Fork Bass by James Caldemeyer – Lake Havasu

Lake Fork Fishing Report by James Caldemeyer

March 13, 2006

“March
Madness” is here and the fishing on the lake is incredible. Water temps
are into the mid 60’s and the warm conditions have brought the fish in
to start spawning. You can find a great number of these bass in the
back of the major creeks that have this warm water. Follow the creek
back to the flats and coves in which these fish are actively moving to
and look closely with your polarized glasses. The amount of fish that
some of these areas are holding is staggering!

– Lake Havasu

Texas Rivers Center Progress Hailed in San Marcos – Lake Havasu

SAN MARCOS, Texas — Texas State University and the Texas Parks and
Wildlife Department are inviting partners and news media to attend an
April 26 grand reopening event to mark completion of $3.1 million in
renovations to create a major educational and research facility devoted
to Texas springs and aquifers and the river watersheds that feed them,
as well as the lakes, bays and estuaries into which they flow.

– Lake Havasu

Fisherman Tic Tac Toe Set – Lake Havasu

The timeless battle between fish and fisherman plays out on this imaginative and whimsical tic-tac-toe board.
Polystone.
Includes 5 fish and 4 fishermen, all 1 1/4″ tall. Board 6 1/2″ square.
Only $19.95 plus s/h. For more information, call PWM Enterprises, Inc.
toll-free at (800) 826-8810.

Colorado River Guide – Lake Havasu