I've been fishing since I was old enough to hold a rod. My father and grandfather were my teachers, sometimes their hardheadedness was really a benefit in my fishing education.

I've been making fishing trips to Canada since that time for "fun fishing". I fish Sand lake on the Rideau Waterway exclusively when in Canada, but I wouldn't mind exploring some of the connecting lakes.

Here at home in Pennsylvania, I have dove head-first into the tournament scene. I currently fish the "Fisher's of Men Circuit" and the B.A.S.S federation tournaments.

My home body of water is Raystown lake, a deep, clear, river-fed lake that is reminiscent of Lake Guntersville in Alabama, with the exception that the fishing is not quite as good at times. However, if I got my wish, my home body of water would be the Potomac River. I was fortunate to have been partnered with two fellows who were former guides and taught me alot about that body of water. Just seems like somewhere on the Potomac is always on fire no matter what time of year.

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