Wolverine Tackle has come up with another winner. This hard plastic tackle box fit anywhere and is rugged and multi-functional too!
APtravelnews-August 1st–Goose Holler’ Farm, TN.–Every once- in- a-awhile, I run across a new item that not only intrigues me with its functionality and fit, but I just want it for my own various uses. Well, I found such as the recent ICAST Show in Orlando. Owning a utility golf cart, a boat, tractors and having a dock at my pond; it immediately struck me that this multi-connectivity tackle box had my complete attention! The included brackets and connectors allow you to virtually attach this box to a golf cart, boat dock post-just about anywhere! The box has deep trays and one removable dish-tray. The cup holder is designed to accept regular coffee mugs with handles and straight up travel mugs. Go: to their web at www.wolverinetackleinc.com Give a call to get yours at: 630-289-4728 for sales: [email protected]
Wolverine, my new best girlfriend for holding onto my/your “needful stuff.”This box has a nice cup-holder, several attachment connectors for various stanchions on a variety of equipment.
Left to Right: Gary Smith, Captain Steve Skevington and Dennis Macalister holding a 25-inch Red Grouper caught in “Paradise.”
APtravelnews–July 22, Marina at Cape Haze Englewood, FL.–Barb and I, along with friends and business associates from Click-It Hot Use It Cold, had a bus-mans holiday after the ICAST, Giant fishing show in Orlando, FL. The grouper, lane snapper and very large grunts bit sardines and cut grunts, like rabid squirrels. We released, between 5 of us fishing; more than 75 fish, most under size slots, but the group of us took home a fine assortment of legal fillets to prepare and eat at our respective homes. The real story here is the very capable Captain Steve, who with his mate Deone, made it all worthwhile and an enjoyable experience. We spotted dolphin and curious giant sea turtles, Frigate birds circled, and flying fish glided by too! The Cape Haze Marina was clean, loaded with snook that took the cuttings at the cleaning table and gained weight and length-they were beautiful! An alligator also partook in the cleaning table carcasses after Steve sliced and diced with his electric filet knife. Go fish with very knowledgeable and friendly Captain Steve on the Paradise, by going to the booking number of941-575-3528and check out www.paradisefishingcharters.com Rods will bend on the 35-foot charter craft called “Paradise.”
A fine example of one of the more than a dozen Lane Snapper we caught. Very delicate and tasty member of the snapper family!
The rocks held a fine kettle of lane snapper, grunts and porgies!
Gorgeous grouper surprised us in Paradise, all day long!Slicing and dicing through filet after filet!
Wounded Warrior Project members in Kodiak Alaska. Fished all week and Federal Express sent 100-pound boxes of fillets home for all of us!NUTS! Cold and then cold again!Wounded Warrior group. They received plaques from our Coast Guard hosts for their fishing expertise!
Taken in Key Biscayne before Hurricane Andrew struck!Yes, in a wet suit under the drip-edge of giant glacier. Done some dumb stuff. Still here thought!
Outdoor Florida Magazine Editor Visited Cedar Lodge Docks! My favorite family picture. Yes, these children are being taught how great it is to go fishing!!Worked my butt off on this book! A difficult one to write as all I could do was scratch the surface on the topic! But, it was fun to have learned much during research! Fishing subjects to me and millions others are just plain fun and very interesting as well!This is not a disaster, its funny, but it could have been. “Caution is the mother of being careful not to harm oneself or your loved ones and others!” Image sent to me to use! Love it!!!Captain Joe Massaro from Stuart, FL. shows off a canal caught snook I photo’d and he released.Osceola Turkeys Spooked in Florida, take flight and I was holding my camera as they came across the river at 35-miles per hour!
