Introduction Thread

[Custom Canvas]

Hi, my name is Jigshadey
Will the real Jigshadey please stand up........

Zack here, live and fish in Morehead City...Custom Canvas is my business.....

I have fished with many of you and enjoyed the heck out of it....

Love to fish, garden, woodwork, hunt, ride horses and in general be outside in mother nature's splendor.



want more well come to MYC and lets go fishing!!!

[tankerfly]

Hi my name is Matt. I grew up fly fishing for trout, salmon, stripers and blues in NH and have since been transported to various places by the USMC. I tie flies and am now starting to build my first rod. I lived in Swansboro, NC for the past 2.5 years where I got the bluewater bug and started trolling, jigging, and live baiting. I also use the long rod out there every now and then.

I recently moved to Quantico, VA, but try to get bck to NC for some awesome fishing when I can. My old fishing buddies from NH loved o come down in December for some of the best fishing long after the ski slopes opened up north! I've met some great people on this forum and find myself day dreaming on this site too much!

I am a Tanker by trade, but am now training the next generation of USMC officers here in Quantico for a couple years. Back to trout and stripers for now!

[DoubleA_FL]

come on guys - theres more of you out there!

[jig42na]

Ok I'll bite.
My name is Travis, and I have a problem. I can't get enough fishing....EVER. My passion is jigging and popping but I started out in the sweet water bassin and walleye fishing. I got into fly fishing which in turn my mentor was a salt head fly fishermen. I later dabbed into tuna fishing on the fly. After many years of salting and boating and learning how to troll, chunck, and just plain old fish I learned how to jig. Its been non stop ever since.

Hobbies are making rods, lures, even my own blanks I am working on now. I love to try to make something better.

Areas fished have been the entire east coast from Maine to Key West on both land and boat, to canada, mexico, texas, and inner states as well.

SO now you know a little about me, and I can now admit I have problems!!

[Sea Draggin]

I haven't fished since August 5th for various reasons and I feel like I'm rotting from the inside out LOL.

This year I have fish less than ever before.

I did walk out in the garage this evening and just picked up a jigging rod to see how it felt.

Sad but true.

[DoubleA_FL]

This year I have fish less than ever before.

I did walk out in the garage this evening and just picked up a jigging rod to see how it felt.

Sad but true.

saddest thing i heard today!

[Custom Canvas]

This year I have fish less than ever before.

I did just pick up a jigging rod to see how it felt.

Sad but true.

Jim you can hold my ROD anytime!!!

I couldn't resist

[Sea Draggin]

Jim you can hold my ROD anytime!!!

I couldn't resist

I would take the time to come up with a whitty burn, but your on the water so I just go for the

[CFScheer]

My name is Cassidy and I wish I would've come up with a much cooler fishing related screen name when I joined this site...the initials and last name are nothing more than lame. Aliases like "Sea-Draggin" and "jig42na"....way cooler!

I'm originally from northern Wisconsin but now split my time between Atlanta, GA and the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica. I learned the angling basics at a young age on bluegills, bass and pike...but it was trout and salmon on the fly that really developed my passion for fishing. Even to this day a chromed out steelhead smashing a swung fly is the ultimate rush, although watching big nasty cubreras destroy big nasty poppers has rapidly rising stock...

For work I develop and sell vacation properties and homes in Costa Rica...check out my current project www.sierpedelpacifico.com.

Fortunately for me, sharing and promoting the fishing opportunities down here is a big part of the sales process...lots of good fishing = lots of good business...for that I am blessed.

I've only really been fishing saltwater regularly for a year now and jigging and popping for about 6 months, but I'm completely commited to it and consider these techniques to be the ultimate way to connect to a fish. Costa Rica's sailfish season is about to come into full swing, but unless there are some marlin or large YFT around I'll stick to the reefs...although tossing poppers to sails intrigues me. I did just purchase an 11 weight as well...

I'm always down with extending my worldwide fishing and hunting network...starting conversations and making friends allowed me to pursue sea-run browns in Argentina, tarpon in CR, peacock bass in Panama, and red stag and wild trout in New Zealand when I was backpacking the world on a backpacker's budget. If you're in southern CR hit me up...I'm always down to share a day on my water.

Costa Rica has trout as well



- Cassidy

Development Coordinator - Sierpe del Pacifico
"Fishing Focused Eco-Adventure Community"
Home-sites with slips starting at $40,000
www.sierpedelpacifico.com