Author Archives: Marcus
Verdun, the deadliest battlefield of World War I
Verdun, probably THE most deadliest battlefield of World War I where the Germans and French had been fighting for months, almost a year-long battle during the Germans driving towards the French capital only to become bogged down at this mountainous, hilly section of eastern France. The Germans ended up getting stuck in the mud due … Continue reading
Continuing the redemption path with another great day in California with fishing and crabbing
So the second great day follows a first great day after catching a big 14 pound Lingcod. This time it was on another fishing boat but going to a different location. The results, while different, were still spectacular as on this day, I limited out on rockfish (10 rockfish limit in California per day) quicker … Continue reading
Redemption with a Lingcod while fishing in California
Winter fishing can be very difficult fishing especially in California where the water comes in from the north, Alaska, which means cold water coming down. But that also means that there can be some big fish as well particularly bigger rockfish, lingcod, and even some halibuts that can be had. Depending on finger and hand … Continue reading
Deer Hunting in upstate New York
It’s fall and nearing winter meaning that prime deer hunting season has arrived so it’s possible that the rut is on and the winter chills and winds have started to breeze its way forcibly into the forests to get these furry critters to come out and feed some more. That means that I’ll actually get … Continue reading
Wintery Lake Bled and my failure to complete an item on my bucket list for fishing in Slovenia
Alright! Another country visited – the country of Slovenia… if you don’t know where it is, the country is located east of Italy on the Adriatic sea and is also bordered to Croatia’s west flank. Once part of Yugoslavia, the country broke off like the other nations such as Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, etc. to become … Continue reading