Some southwest WI Brownie's

Fishing for trout in the flat land

WI Chapter heads to illinois for some flat lander trout and fun

Trout Fishing on the Guadalupe River

Crooked Antler's Annual Texas-Wisconsin Chapter trout fishing event was a complete success.  This year we were again lucky enough to have S&B Spinners as a sponsor.  Not only did they provide us with a complete line of spinners they had us try out some of their prototypes for their new line of spinners coming out next year.  The members who came along on the trip were Brian the C.A.S.C. president, Bruce the Wisconsin chapter president, Bob the Sargent at Arms, Drew the intern, and student Skeeter.

 We came across a newly born fawn in the underbrush.  Momma came back for her in the evening.

 Student Skeeter spent most of his time eyeing tubers in their bikinis.

 Quite a few smallmouth and catfish were caught on the S&B Spinners as well.

 Sargent At Arms Bob came across some gar spawning and even reeled in a 4 footer.

 Some of the spinner prototypes provided by S&B Spinners.

 Videos of the trip and some of the catches will be posted in the future, so make sure you check back with us and remember if there is water in it cast a line into it.

South Beach and Some Bonita Action

C.A.S.C. president took some time off from his vacation with his wife to do a little offshore fishing.

MD FISHING

Well, the weather has finally broke and the MD Chapter of CASC is hitting the water in search of big fish.  I have finally gotten my first couple of bass at the lake by the house and the CASC MD VP and Master Guide have been fishing at an undisclosed river for some hybrid stripers and catfish.  

CASC is also become the best dressed thanks to the Wisconsin President. 
 

Until Next Time, Get Outdoors!

Chris
C.A.S.C. VP and Northeast Recruiter

MD Trout

Before I get going on the trout, I want to take a moment and say congratulations to Crooked Antler SC Maryland member Brian and his wife Leslie for the birth of their first child, a girl.  She is happy and healthy and Mommy is doing great.  Crooked Antler SC is growing...

March 30th marked the first day of MD trout season.  I went with Dad this year and it was the first time I got to go out for opening day in a long time.  You couldn't start fishing until 5:30 but like the intelligent people that we are, we decided to get to the pond at around 4.  Good thing the we did because when we pulled up there were lights everywhere!  After a slow start, we had our limit by 6:45 and we were on the way home. 

Matt, another Crooked Antler MD member, went out too and using spinners was able to snag 3 trout from an undisclosed creek.  (He dresses a little better than me)

Until next time, Get Outdoors!

Chris
Crooked Antler Sportsman's Club VP
Recruiter (Northeast Region)