LOCATIONS

Panama: Pesca Panama

We had such a great time in Panama on our last trip we just had to go back. Targeting big Tuna, Roosterfish, Cubera snapper and even Black Marlin with his friends Craig and Kelly Miller with Pesca Panama, Jim Sammons and his crew have another great adventure in one of the best fishing locations in the world. The floating and mobile fishing lodge, Pesca Panama provides the prefect base for fishing the many islands and the famed Hannibal bank off the Panama coast. http://pescapanama.com/

Ontario: Slippery Winds Lodge

A short float-plane trip from Fort Frances, Ontario, takes you to the lodge located on a peninsula between Yoke Lake and Straw Lake. This American-Plan lodge offers its guests the opportunity to angle for six species of sportfish, including smallmouth and largemouth bass, lake trout, muskie, northern pike and walleye on six separate lakes that are accessible via a short paddle from the lodge or some minimal portages. Jim Sammons meets up with Musky fishing expert Dan Joseph for what can only be called incredible fresh water fishing.

http://www.gwnlodges.com/Slippery_Winds/Slippery_Winds.html

Baja Mexico: Punta Colorada

We make a return trip to Jim’s stomping grounds in southern Baja at the Hotel Punta Colorada to chase big game. On this trip Jim brings along Gord Hill and Bill Emile from Scotty fishing products www.scotty.com , his good friend and guide Sean White, even Jims’ family gets in on the fun at this great fishery. We get Gord on his first kayak marlin and Bill gets his biggest Roosterfish ever. Located just a short drive from Cabo San Lucas hotel Punta Colorada really is a kayak fisherman’s paradise.   http://www.vanwormerresorts.com/home/

British Columbia : Fraser River

In these episodes Jim and white water kayaking expert Paul Harwood go chasing dinosaurs on the Fraser River. Guided by Chris Ciesla of Blue water Rockies Sport fishing http://www.riversportfishing.com/ , Jim and Paul learn how to deal with true giants of the river, the Sturgeon, while battling not only the fish but the fast current of the Fraser River. Basing their trip out of the beautiful Fraser Rivers Edge BnB owned and operated by Mike and Adriana Jones.  Conveniently located in Chilliwack, B.C. on the banks of the Fraser River in the heart of the Fraser Valley, The Fraser Rivers edge BnB is a perfect sturgeon and salmon fishing lodge for the Fraser. http://www.fraserriversedge.com/index.html

Alaska: Ketchican

In these two episode Jim Sammons hooks up with his long-time friend and owner of Ketchikan Kayak Fishing Howard McKim for a remote kayak fishing adventure in the wilds of Alaska. Loading their kayaks onboard a mothership for a ride into the wilderness and dropped off on a small island for a weeklong kayak fishing adventure. Targeting the massive Alaskan Halibut and Ling Cod, Jim and Howard battle not only the fish but the extreme elements from the great North.  http://www.ketchikankayakco.com/

Costa Rica: Silver King Lodge

Getting a tease of what it is like to catch Tarpon from a kayak on a previous trip to Florida Jim was itching to get another shot at these great fish. So he asked his friends Joe Lynberg and Steve Juries to join him at Silver King Lodge on the north east coast of Costa Rica for some simply insane Tarpon action. Costa Rica is home to the some of the largest Tarpon in the world. Tarpon (Megalops atlanticus) are the “Silver Kings” of these coastal waters and can grow beyond 6 feet in length and weigh as much as 350 lbs. You will see tarpon action in these episodes like you have never seen before. http://www.silverkinglodge.com/index.asp

Baja: Cedros Island

Ever wonder what the coast of California was like before we had all these people, visit Cedros Island off the coast of Northern Baja and you will have your chance. On this episode Jim hooks up with his friends Matt Moyer and Mark Olson on a Trip with Jose Angel of Cedros Outdoor Adventures for some stellar Calico bass fishing with a few nice Yellowtail mixed in. We have done a trip to Cedros before and have always loved it but Cedros Outdoor Adventures makes the trip easier and more comfortable. Instead of spending 30 hours on a boat to get to the Island we are flown down in a small plane and put up in a nice small hotel. Jose Handles all the details and logistics and makes this trip as easy as possible. The fishing will rock your world and give you a bit of insight into days of yore along the California coast.  http://www.cedrosoutdooradventures.com/