Jake Jordan's Fishing Adventures

September 8th, 2008

Greetings from Coastal Carolina:

Fishing has been real good for the last week and a half, we caught lots of Spanish Mackerel, a few small Albies, along with a couple of tailing Redfish. Yesterday I put both boats on the trailer, cleaned them, fueled them up, and locked them up in my garages prior to the arrival of Hanna.

I am leaving this morning to drive west over to West Virginia to fish on the New River with my friend Danny Cline. The new river is a picturesque, scenic river which runs through a beautiful canyon in a mountainous area of southern WV which is known for the great fly fishing for small mouth bass. Two birds with one stone, miss out on "Hanna" and get to do some river fishing in a pretty place with my friend Danny.

Coming Soon, to Coastal North Carolina, I can't wait!

I plan to be back home on Monday evening to clean up after the storm and fish a couple of days before heading to the Fly Fishing Retailers Show in Denver from September 13 to 16. We have lots of bait in the area which is a good sign of the great fishing to come here during the next three months. The Mackerel and Redfish fly fishing is world class already, the wreck fishing is awesome on the calm days, there are still lots of big drum in the sound, and the Albies are already showing up. I am getting excited about this great fishery turning on even more in the near future.

The Sail fishing in Guatemala has already started to turn on, I do still have room for a few students to attend my Sailfish Schools during December and January of this coming season. If you have any interest in joining me please make up your mind now as these dates are filling quickly. If you are planning to be in Denver at the Fly Fishing Retailers Show, give me a call on my cell phone or an E-mail so we can get together in Denver. Please join me in prayer for those unfortunate folks who have to deal with those horrible Hurricanes.

Warmest Regards:
Jake