Sometimes we chase the impossible fish where a single bite can make the day and on other days, it is fun to enjoy catching quantities of fish.
Category: The Adventures Of LCJ
Enjoy these outdoor adventures of Lawrence Cooper Jordan, Jr. Whether it’s fishing, hunting, boating, or other activity, Lawrence takes you on a journey with his columns that you won’t soon forget!
The Irrational Angler, A Tale Of Wilson Creek
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One of the thrills of fishing on a new river is that there is no historical bias to places where you caught trout before.
The New River Expedition: More Miles Of Uncertainty
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Soon we reached the Pembroke Virginia and the canoes were pulled up onto the riverbank.
The New River Expedition: Miles Of Uncertainty
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Our shuttle arrived, and Mike stepped out of the van to greet us. He is the owner of Mountain2Island Outfitters and has a shop in Radford Virginia, next to the New River.
The New River Expedition: Part Two
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Sunday morning, Day 2- The boats were being loaded to continue the voyage down the New River. Duncan and I looked at the map and agreed that we would set the day’s goal to be setting camp just past the town of Fries, VA (Grayson County) before dusk.
The New River Expedition: Part One
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This is part one of a four-part story of the eight-day, 210-mile New River Expedition. This journey was made possible by six men, five of whom call Dillon County home.
Lake Hunting For Mallards
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In the blink of an eye, the sportsmen dropped the fishing rods and took up the shotgun. Duck season was to open on the Saturday before Thanksgiving and whether or not they had been scouting, hunter’s would fill South Carolina’s swamps, lakes, and rivers in the morning to come.
Stripers On The Move
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Since our first striper fishing expedition launched back in December ’15, we have seldom encountered schooling striper on Lake Moultrie.
To The Coast
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The 4-Runner was stuffed with a week’s supply of gear and only the dog had space to relax.
Fly Fishing For Arctic Grayling In Interior Alaska
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Since my college friend Andrew Case made his move to Alaska with the Army, we had been in discussion about making a trip to visit and see the last frontier.