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Here we have a crew
from the Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA), who fished with us on December
29. From left to right, that's Harley, Rick, Joe, Sean, Paul, Mark
Hilton (crew chief), Eddie, and Tim (Patrick not shown). A good time
was had by all, as we caught rockfish to 40 inches. Nice catch guys! |
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And here is Joseph Fox,
PVA National President, with a nice 38 inch trophy striper. Joe
served with the 1st Battalion 26th Marines in Vietnam, where he was
injured in 1968 and later received the Purple Heart. For more
information about the Paralyzed Veterans of America, visit their website
at www.pva.org . |
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And Rick Glotfelty
with a 34 inch rockfish... |
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And Harley Thomas
with a 40 inch striper, top fish of the day, which took a bait on a roof
rod set way back ... |
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And here's a member
of the Rob Thompson crew of December 28 with a beautiful rockfish of over
40 inches. |
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And yet another
trophy of over 40 inches... |
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Here's the Craig
Walrath crew from December 26 with some huge stripers to 48
inches. From left to right, that's Craig Greene, Steve Gozelanczyk,
Craig, and Mike Walrath. |
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And here's Craig
Walrath with a 48 inch trophy rockfish. |
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And here's the Bill
Sabo crew from December 20 with a great catch of big stripers, the largest
of which stretched the tape to 48.5 inches and weighed 48 pounds.
From left to right standing, that's Mike, Bill, Ed, Mike, and in front
that's Dave and Jordan (Jack not shown). |
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And here is Mike
Sullivan with the 48 pounder, what a trophy! |
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The calendar says
December 16, but the weather continues to be more like early fall.
Here's Kelly, part of the Mike Fox crew, with a beautiful rockfish she
caught a few miles below Smith Point. |
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More Fox crew
members -- here we have Andrea and Mike. Andrea had the top fish,
which stretched the tape to 42 inches. |
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And here's Chuck
with another fine rockfish. |
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And finally Chuck's
son Bud with one of the limits of stripers they caught in Virginia waters. |
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And here we have
part of the Kevin King (not shown) crew from December 14, with some of
their limits of rockfish to 43 inches. From left to right, that's
Joe, Lee, and Stan. |
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And the Foxman
returns to hunt again for trophy rockfish. Although Mike didn't
catch the big one this trip, Sam (far left) had one of 46 inches. To
Sam's right, that's Mike, Jim, and Rick. Although the weather wasn't
fit for man nor beast, the fish were biting real good on December 9. |
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Here we have the
Dick Smith crew from December 6. In front, that's Dave (left) and
Harry. Standing (left to right), that's Keith, Colin, Jerry, Steve,
Dick, and Pete. For more photos of their limit catch, click
here. |
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And here's the Fred
Gers crew from December 4 with some of their limit catch of Virginia
rockfish. Left to right, that's Larry, Rick, Fred Jr., Art, Marvin,
and Fred Sr. |
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Rick stole the show
when the first rod went down, with a double dose of Virginia rockfish, the
largest of which was 39.5 inches. What a way to start a day... |
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And here is the
Darrin Edelen crew from December 5. |
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The largest bluefish
of the 2001 season so far goes to Dave Bowling, shown with a 13 lb.
slammer. |
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Although Maryland's
rockfish season is over, the really big ones are still moving up the Bay.
Just ask Louie Hugg, who caught this 49 inch, 49 lb. trophy of a lifetime
on December 1 below Smith Point, VA. For more photos from Louie's
charter on the Worm, click here. |
