Author Archives: Louis Cahill
Spring Fishing on Tributaries for Wild Trout
Several of our blog followers on numerous occasions have asked Louis and I if we ever catch small trout? Jokingly, they mention, "All we see are trophy size fish in most of the pictures on the blog". I assure you all, we catch plenty of...
Lucky #7?
By Louis Cahill On Friday Oct 9th I’ll have my seventh eye surgery. Just a quick update. I’m doing well and am stable, getting stronger all the time and adjusting to my new vision. I’ll indulge in understatement and just say it has been a challenge but...
Gink and Gasoline’s Photo Contest v.2020
By Justin Pickett We are excited to bring back Gink and Gasoline’s annual photo contest for 2020! It has been an insane year so, again, we wanted to bring a little fun into the mix and give people another reason to escape the chaos and go have...
The Bahamas is Open for Business
By Louis Cahill The Bahamian borders have opened and there are still a couple of spots open in the Jan 2021 Bonefish School! Many of us have been holding our breath since the Bahamian government closed its borders in response to the COVID 19 pandemic. With three...
Small Stream Structure Part I- Substrate
By Jason Tucker I started out writing a piece about stream structure, but the subject is too broad to cover at one setting, so we’re breaking it up into three important, but related categories- Substrate, Fluvial Structure, and Debris and Bankside Structure. There is so much overlap...