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Hard to believe but it will be August tomorrow. Some of you know that I measure the summer by the shoreline wildflowers and the Cardinal flowers and Joe Pie weed are in full bloom. Which means that summer is drawing to a close. I have been enjoying many trips with new and repeat clients.
One of the most rewarding parts of my life as a guide is the repeat clients I see. Some I see every
The memories made outdoors are good and are worth recreating!
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year for a trip or two or others like this party after a gap of 20 or more years. Amazing that they remember and want to repeat an experience from long ago like this canoe trip with family and friends.| In this issue |
| Summer trout |
| Variety! |
| July Striper Report |
 Summer Trout My summer is normally filled with bass, stripers, perch and mackerel. This young man wanted to go trout fishing; not my first choice mid-summer but I knew we might catch a few fish. Our day started off with a bang with brightly colored native brook trout taking almost every fly cast to them. The first few hours were magic with good numbers of fish coming to the canoe. |
Variety!
An interesting week here, fishing on fresh and saltwater. Stripers, mackerel, bass and even a few pickerel in the mix. I enjoy showing all of my clients parts of the area that they would never see on their own and enjoying being outdoors with their friends and family.
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July Striper Fishing
This week has me on the saltwater almost every day mostly striper fishing although a few mackerel will make it into the mix. The report is that yes there are stripers in the Saint George River. I am finding them scattered throughout the river. Not the big numbers of years gone by but enough to keep it interesting.
