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Top 10 Spring Break Fishing Spots
Get out of the lingering cold by fishing and partying the days away in these hot locales.
With each passing day we're teased by weather promising that sunglasses, swimsuits and t-shirts will soon replace wool coats, long johns and sweaters as required attire. For some locations south of the Mason-Dixon Line, however, that day is already upon us. These areas bask in the warmth of the sun's tanning glow and heat the water for swimmers and fish alike. A few select locations promise more than most of us could ever ask for: warm weather, sandy beaches and great fishing combined with a party scene that will keep spring's excitement going late into the night…or even early into the morning. If you're looking to bust the shorts out a little early, lose the pasty-white glow of your skin and enjoy great fishing with a party scene that doesn't stop, then plan a trip to one of our Top 10 Spring Break Fishing Spots.
10. Lake Havasu, Arizona During spring break season this Arizona impoundment is more for those anglers interested in a party scene with a bit of fishing tossed in. Because it's a lake, you can't run miles offshore to escape the crowds, and Havasu is definitely crowded and sports a most unfriendly fishing moniker—the unofficial personal watercraft capitol.
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While I am somewhat intrigued and impressed by the combination of the "party scene" and the "fishing scene" in this segment, I was disappointed to see OL state that fish such as "mahi, cobia and Spanish mackerel will ride the Gulf Stream into the area." Given the fact that the Gulf Stream is a current that takes warm water from the Gulf and Carribbean northward up the East coast of the Atlantic Ocean, fish don't ride it into the Gulf. Might want to do some fact checking first, but love the mullet toss reference. Big fan.
Take a close look at the girl in the pink shirt in picture #23 (the last one of the Cabo pictures). Anybody else notice anything wrong. Wrong might not be the right word, but anyway. Thanks OL.
Nothing wrong with that PHOTO. Needs a little more GB so when I enlarge it it does look so digitized. Must be some great Fishing in CABO....
As far as picture 23 goes - DEFINITELY nothing WRONG with it. Except maybe that it isn't high def! GOOD call andersonjk4! You are one astute observer my friend!
It doesn't take alot of looking to see that something isn't quite right in that pic.
Must be great fishing if you are using a worm!
Man that'd be an awesome trip to go to any of those places and fish, then you've got hte night life to keep you entertained in the evening
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While I am somewhat intrigued and impressed by the combination of the "party scene" and the "fishing scene" in this segment, I was disappointed to see OL state that fish such as "mahi, cobia and Spanish mackerel will ride the Gulf Stream into the area." Given the fact that the Gulf Stream is a current that takes warm water from the Gulf and Carribbean northward up the East coast of the Atlantic Ocean, fish don't ride it into the Gulf. Might want to do some fact checking first, but love the mullet toss reference. Big fan.
Take a close look at the girl in the pink shirt in picture #23 (the last one of the Cabo pictures). Anybody else notice anything wrong. Wrong might not be the right word, but anyway. Thanks OL.
Nothing wrong with that PHOTO. Needs a little more GB so when I enlarge it it does look so digitized. Must be some great Fishing in CABO....
As far as picture 23 goes - DEFINITELY nothing WRONG with it. Except maybe that it isn't high def! GOOD call andersonjk4! You are one astute observer my friend!
Must be great fishing if you are using a worm!
Man that'd be an awesome trip to go to any of those places and fish, then you've got hte night life to keep you entertained in the evening
It doesn't take alot of looking to see that something isn't quite right in that pic.
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