Tag Archives: custom

They Just Kept Getting Bigger

Posted on December 11, 2014 by CavemanCatching

Yesterday was one of those days where everything just seemed to align itself perfectly. A beautiful late Fall day with ideal fishing conditions: a big approaching low system set to bring the first real northern storm to So Cal, high … Continue reading →

Posted in Fishing Tales | Tagged bass, big, boogee, booyah, cave, caveman, chatter bait, crankbait, custom, equipment, fish, fishing, freshwater, lake, lake sherwood, largemouth, lipless, lure, mark avery, outdoors, rattle, sherwood, tackle | Leave a comment

I Love Football Season

Posted on November 23, 2014 by CavemanCatching

I love football season! Though, I do love the game played in the Fall with an odd-shaped ball, commonly referred to as a pigskin, I am speaking of Bass fishing this time of year when the fish strap on the … Continue reading →

Posted in Fishing Tales | Tagged bass, big, big bear fishing rods, boogee, booyah, cave, caveman, chatter bait, custom, don, equipment, fish, fishing, freshwater, iovino, lake, lake sherwood, largemouth, little, lure, mark avery, outdoors, rod, sherwood, slugger, tackle, yo zuri | Leave a comment

2013 ICAST Eye Catcher: Wild River Nomad XP

Posted on July 16, 2013 by CavemanCatching

Being the fortunate Neanderthal I am, at ICAST 2013 I was able to see many of the new products the fishing industry has in store for us anglers in the near future. The “ICAST Eye Catcher” series features many of … Continue reading →

Posted in ICAST Eye Catchers | Tagged 2013, backpack, bag, caveman, custom, custom leathercraft, equipment, fish, fishing, freshwater, icast, leathercraft, mark avery, nomad, outdoors, river, saltwater, tackle, wild, xp | 2 Comments

Reaction Bite, Baby!

Posted on January 21, 2012 by CavemanCatching

After a fun but fruitless effort on Monday with UFCer Rick “R2” Raives at Lake Casitas, I was chomping at the bit to shed the skunk stripes I was sporting. So, when another UFCer, Jeremy “JR” Rodda asked me if … Continue reading →