Uncle John's Tacklebox

11/06/2022

How to catch bass with a plastic worm. Tips and techniques that show the right way to fish plastic worms for big bass.

10/07/2022

Sorry I haven’t been very active on here, life has gotten hectic, as it does. With the colder months coming up I plan to be in my shop working on some ice rods and a spinning rod as well as tying some cool flies for the spring

05/23/2022

Stripers are in

05/23/2022

Deep sea fishing with Dave Marciano and crew

05/22/2021

Out Horn pouting with the kids

03/09/2021

ZEBRA MUSSEL ALERT! Invasive zebra mussels have been found in "moss balls,” an aquarium plant product sold at aquarium and pet supply stores in parts of the USA. Zebra mussels are regarded as one of the most destructive invasive species in North America. Zebra mussels can quickly take over once they get established in a waterbody and cause significant damage including disrupting the food chain, changing the chemistry of the water (which can cause more blue-green algae outbreaks or offensive taste), and clogging water intake and delivery systems. The concern is that live mussels released into a storm drain or flushed could be introduced into a waterway. If you have purchased any “moss balls” recently from a pet supplier either locally or on-line, we recommend destroying these balls and not releasing them into the environment. See this page from the US Fish and Wildlife Service for more information: https://www.fws.gov/fisheries/ANS/zebra-mussel-disposal.html and also https://nhfishgame.com/2021/03/10/invasive-zebra-mussels-found-in-aquatic-moss-balls-sold-in-pet-stores/

02/22/2021

02/17/2021

This can be devastating to the Fl ecosystem like the Iguanas and pythons and wild pigs taking over

The huge arapaima is Florida’s latest invasive species.

02/17/2021

A little outside the box thinking.

02/07/2021

Cod fly