All Blog Posts Tagged 'fishing' (7)

Get off Facebook and hold your tweets and take a week to explore British Columbia this summer. Endless summer adventure awaits under the beautiful blue skies of British Columbia.

Springtime brings of flurry of energy to my summer adventure planning as I try to finalize my final trip details.

The possibilities for a perfect summer vacation in British Columbia are endless. So the hard part is to narrow down what you would like to do.

So to assist I have come up with…

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The gravel snapped and popped under the Jeep’s tires as we turned onto the lane that would take us to the lake. I knew that I had come here to photograph a well known waterfall but did not even know where to begin looking. The wind was getting stronger as it was funneled through the hills that bordered the lake. The gray stones lay like debris throughout the hillsides with the larger stone around the crest, like a crown on an ancient king’s brow.

There were several jetties protruding…

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From acrossandabroad.com

Of all the people I met while fishing in Canada’s Arctic, I will remember Aivars the best. He is a man possessed. Obsessed. The quintessential Old Man

and the Sea — er… Lake.

Aivars caught and released the World Record Lake Trout while fishing on Great Bear Lake in 2000, a behemoth weighing in at an expertly estimated…

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Just back from Virginia’s Eastern Shore and the story gets better and better. For travelers who love life, new adventures and the freshest of local seafood and wine, the Eastern Shore is the only place to visit.



Southeast Expeditions based out of Cape Charles is running some of the most exciting kayaking tours in the country. This trip started out with a kayak tour to a winery. Led by Mary Burnham, the tour started… Continue

This is a post from my blog about a trip I did over the summer. I thought I would add it here so I have some content. I am working on lots more so stay tuned!

Just four hours from Sydney up the F3 is the…

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We were asked a number of times over the past few months to arrange, research and design individual gourmet tours. I hate calling them cooking classes because they can be much more than that. For example, they can be more of the trying/tasting type and not so much about learning how to cook. Or they can include the "how-to-cook" element but instead of attending pre-organized classes, the customer can stay in an 18-century stone house and learn the tips from the hostess herself. Wine tasting can… Continue

With the reduction in the cost of fuel, traveling to Florida for a winter vacation is one of the most inexpensive ways to get out of the snow and cold weather. Even when Florida has a cold front go through, only about half of the state might get into the freezing range in the dead of night. But the days warm up quickly and it will still feel like a tropical heat wave to those who are used to the cold.



There are so many things to do in Florida, too numerous to mention. A lot of people… Continue