The news room is still in the process of making changes for
the New Year. As we continue to remodel, here are a few tidbits to bring you up
to speed with the goings on at Addictive Fishing.
Consolidated
We are streamlining and simplifying, styling and profiling
this year. As you may have noticed, this week’s article looks a little
different. We are going away from the old emailed newsletter format and
converting over to a blog style news format. People using sites like iGoogle
can now setup their home page to access email, news, calendar, AF Blog and the
AF YouTube Channel all in one place. Now that’s logistics! Don’t get left out
of the conversion because Mogan Mail as we know it today will be going away at
the end of the month. Get signed up for the all NEW and improved AF
Mogan Blog!
Do you YouTube?
Can’t get enough of Addictive Fishing? Watch full length
episodes on YouTube. Mr. Producerman continues with his weekly uploads with
both new shows and archived classics. Check out the 2002 Season Finale! Jacks
on topwater, 130-pound tarpon on fly, black drum from a canoe… this show has
all the best highlights from 2002. While you are watching, get subscribed to
keep up with all of our latest uploads.
This week on Addictive Fishing:
“Bits & Bites” is a compilation of segments from other
shows we just couldn’t fit within the 30 minute format. This episode has some
laugh out loud moments when Capt. Blair finds out how well the Minn Kota Talon
works while hooked up with a big redfish from the poling platform. Skeet Reese,
World Champion bass angler, also learns what a real fish looks like when he
comes face to face with a Mosquito Lagoon redfish. Catch the next episode Monday
@ 6 am, Wednesday @ 4 pm and Saturday @ 8:30 pm on Sportsman Channel.
Mogan of the Week
This week’s pick comes from the Mogan Lounge which has a
constant stream of multimedia. Thanks to our fans, the Lounge is quickly
becoming a hot little hangout on the web to swap fish tales. This week, Nick
Kerkmann posted pictures of some Mogan redfish caught in the Indian River on
the east coast of Florida.
This 46-inch Mogan put up a great fight and put a real bend in the 7’9” Flats
Blue rod. Way to go, Nick!
Resetting the twigs,
BillBird