 Jimbo Meador Jimbo's life has been spent in, on, or about water. He's an exceptional fisherman, flycaster and kayaker. In fact, he works for a kayak company that makes what he wants, “...a kayak that's designed for fishing will have a place to store
your rods and gear...it'll be stable, you can stand in it, pole it and sightfish out of it." Got a kayak question? He can answer it. |
 Gary Merriman
If we had to put a capital "F" on the word fisherman then I guess the next place you'd see it would be next to Gary Merriman's name. Gary owns and operates The Fish Hawk in Atlanta. The other place he likes to be is...you guessed it...fishing, especially if it involves tickling Tarpon out of the briny. He's an expert at it. You'll understand why when you watch him cast. |
 Dave
Murray Lefty Kreh says, "Dave is one of the best casting
instructors I know." Beginner or expert, you can catch him on the
casting pond for easy ways to solve casting problems. Then catch his
followup seminar for the details of how fly fishing works. Dave makes
knowing why turn into knowing how. |
 Rick
Ruoff We're not sure if it's Rick or his students who get
the greatest kick out of Rick's instructions. Either way, photo ops
abound when learning and conquering the easy art of casting. You may
have seen Rick featured on an assortment of TV fishing shows. His fishing
background is extensive. Cortland Line made a wise choice in choosing
Rick for its spokesman. |
 Chris
Scalley Two rivers are arguably the most productive trout
streams in the southeastern U.S. Both have legendary insect hatches
in common. And they both have Chris Scalley, owner of River-Through-Atlanta
Guide Service, fishing them. He’s an expert with a brand new presentation
on two overlooked blue-ribbon trout streams. |
 Ken
Sturdivant His name is a familiar one to many southeastern
anglers. From fishing tips on radio to TV appearances to authoring books
to writing articles on fishing, if you fish there’s a Ken Sturdivant
in your life somewhere. Today, he’s here. We’re all lucky
to hear this fine fisherman talk about what he knows best. |
 Richard Treco Heard rumors about changes in fishing regulations in the Bahamas? Richard knows what's new, what's revised and what remains the same. He represents the boating and fishing marketing for the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism and you might say he's got the definitive answers. Update yourself. |
 Bill
Vanderford Bill owns Georgia's oldest registered fishing
guide service. He specializes in fishing Lake Lanier and the Chattahoochee
River. In 1993 he was inducted into the National Freshwater Fishing
Hall of Fame as a "Legendary Guide"...how about that? Author
of numerous books on Lake Lanier, we're delighted he wants to share
the info. Be there. |
 Randy Vining “I've done a lot of different kinds of fishing in my life” Randy says, “but nothing compares to exploring a river in a kayak and finding and catching shoal bass.” As a member of the GA Kayak Fishing Club and the Ocean Kayak Fishing Team, Randy gets to live out his passion for kayak fishing by telling and showing others about the sport and how much fun it is. |
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