Author Archives: syntwin

 During the boys’ President’s Day week vacation, Po Po took the boys to a private pond near Arbuckle. It was a very warm and often times breezy day but the fish were very cooperative. They said they landed 15 or … Continue reading →

  I decided to take the boys to Black Butte Lake for some fly casting practice since they have not cast a fly rod in months. They need to develop more strength for the week we are going to spend … Continue reading →

    The boys celebrated their 10th birthday on December 27th and we spent the afternoon at the Redding Fun Center. We were joined by Po Po, Mo Mo, Pop B, Aunty Eileen, Mr. Ansel, Uncle Jon, Aunt Keely and Zany Zane. Between Laser … Continue reading →

  This morning the boys got up at 5:30 am to fish our last day of salmon fishing for the year. The season closes tomorrow but with church and honey-dos, we won’t be fishing. It was cold this morning but … Continue reading →

Only one more weekend left and the spectacular 2011 salmon season comes to an end. If we don’t head out next weekend, this fish will mark the end of a great season.   We were invited to fish with Mr. Mike … Continue reading →

For almost a year the boys have been waiting to go back to Eagle Canyon Trout Ponds. The weather was spectacular for this time of year with no rain and wind and temps in the low 60’s! The fishing however … Continue reading →

This is why the Syn Twins–Michael and Mathhew are awesome fishermen.   As a good friend once told me,  “..you are only as good a fisherman as you can cast,  everything else is bullshit if you can’t cast….”    Those are Albright … Continue reading →

As I was packing the truck for our trip to the delta, last minute Emma decided to grace us with her presence! I packed her clothes and off we went. We met Uncle Wesley at the launch ramp the and … Continue reading →

The fishing yesterday was TOUGH!!! HOWEVER, Capt. Santucci wanted us to stay with top water all morning and that only yielded us 2 LMB.  We finally went to subsurface (11:30am) and by now the wind was picking up a bit … Continue reading →