A Self Powered Fishing Cabin on Wheels?
Sound like a dream? Or a dream come true for the average backyard angler?
Wilcraft has come out with an amphibious mobile ice fishing cabin. It can carry up to 600 pounds of fish and has a top speed of 20 mph.
The best part? It floats. Saving you and your catch from thin ice.
Their motto: Coz Trucks Don’t Float
Lovin’ it!
You can see it here: http://www.thewilcraft.com/the_vehicle.php
BackyardAngler.com just learned that folks in Cal-i-forn-eye-aye are now getting to fish from the piers, for FREE!
Pier fishers get two poles, with three hooks each, or a single pole and a crab trap, or two crab traps. The piers are bustling with fishermen!
Some of the larger piers can hold up to a whole hundred people fishing. That’s a lot of lines being cast!
It’s a way for the average joe to save some money on his grocery bill. A day of fishing might bring in a weeks worth of protein, or more!
Welcome to BackYardAngler! Here you’ll find information about your favorite fish, and your favorite fishing hole and even a recipe for your catch every now and then! Fishing stories are WELCOME here!
What better way to start off than with my favorite fishing story of last year!
A backyard angler from North Carolina snags a record fish with his granddaughter’s Barbie fishing pole!
Got a bite
David Hayes was fishing in his backyard pond with his granddaughter. Just spending a nice relaxing afternoon bonding and fishing with his granddaughter.
Seems the little one needed to make a potty run back to the house and asked her loving Grandpa to hold her fishing pole, her pink Barbie fishing pole.
It must have been a lucky pink Barbie fishing pole because just seconds later a state-record channel catfish BIT. It took David a little while to reel the monster fish in. It tipped the scales at a whopping 21 pounds and one ounce. A verifiable North Carolina state record!
I think David Hayes must be a master fisherman. Takes a lot of skill to reel in a whopper with a regular pole, much less one meant for a little girl.
Kudos to you, David Hayes, for catching the big one and for instilling the love of fishing in another generation!
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