Entries for April 2011

Arkansas’ Amazing White River

By: Steve Pennaz - Apr 29

In many ways, the White River mirrors life itself. Its starts small and pure, a mountain stream that bubbles with energy. Yet, as it winds farther down its incredible 720-mile course, it grows wider and slower, like everyone who passes through middle age. The upper reaches of the White support a ...

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Fishing in Southwest Virginia

By: - Apr 21

Got a couple hours fishing in today her in Southwest VA on the Clinch River, River was up slightly, still managed to land 5 decent size small mouth, They seem to be hitting Spinnerbait better than anything... The rumor is South Holston Lake is producing some Big Small Mouth, off work tomorrow and I ...

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Pennaz Post: First Glimpse at Berkley's New NanoFil

By: - Apr 11

Berkley will unveil a new line technology when it launches NanoFil in June. I can assure you, there is simply nothing else like it. You haven't heard of NanoFil because this is the first authorized release of information on it, but you can bet that in the coming weeks and months there will be plent...

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Pennaz Post: 10 Fish I Still Want To Catch (Mini Bucket List)

By: Steve Pennaz - Apr 06

Famed British angling writer John Bailey recently released a new book, 50 Fish To Catch in Your Lifetime. The title intrigued me, so I opened the cover and started to read. The first fish he mentioned was a stickleback and immediately I decided Mr. Bailey is a lunatic. Target the stickleback wi...

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Pennaz Post: Pierce Taught Me To Smile

By: Steve Pennaz - Apr 01

For you and me, a big burbot is likely more hassle than fun, but to my son, Pierce, catching an 8-pound 'pout the other day was a lifetime highlight. Maybe Pierce understands things better than the two of us. A little over ten years ago I sat in the nursery of a local hospital holding a little dud...

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