Bass And Saltwater Fishing Expo Greensboro

Welcome to NCBoatShows. Com. For over 40 years parent company Southeast Productions, Inc. In Greensboro has managed and made the finest Boating & Fishing shows in the state. 5 yearly events in the three biggest markets in the state brings together hundreds of businesses the best the marine business has to offer. Yearly well over a 60, 000 attendees save time & money by visiting one of these events and yearly they find the selection of product & services gets bigger & better. If your passion is casting a spinner bait looking for that lunker in the grass, throwing the rope to your child who s just learned to ski or finishing off the day with a relaxing picnic in your pontoon, there s no other place to start than one of these good events. (ncboatshows.com)

Offers more fishing merchandise and tackle than ever before with the new and greatest the business has on the market. A big number of marine dealers will be offering big savings on everything from aluminum jon boats to the final saltwater fishing ship. The show includes fishing seminars with the pros and fun filled actions for the kids. The show is at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds. (marinesource.com)

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The North Carolina Bass Federation returns in full force this year with the 2015 KIDS ZONE. Youth anglers can attempt their expertise at casting at targets to get points. Attempt your luck in the casting tank with prizes given depending on accuracy. Make sure to stop by and see how you may be able to get your youth involved in this great organization with one goal in mind Get Kids Hooked On Fishing. The Mountain Trout Pond Simulator returns this year with more fun for the young and young at heart. Swimming with hundreds of trout will be hundreds of channel catfish. Catch a Cat for a chance at prizes or catch a trout and have your choice of keeping or releasing. (coastalanglermag.com)

The Richmond Bass and Saltwater Fishing Expo kicks off the show season on Friday, January 20th at the new State Fairgrounds in Doswell. This show has extended over last year; the show organizers report the show will feature more boats than ever! Dealers from all over Virginia will be showing the new bass boats, inshore saltwater and center console fishing machines. The fastest growing class is pontoon boats with fishing layouts. These boats have large attraction because of their versatility and great for families with small kids. (examiner.com)

Want to learn how to fish for kings? can not. Jason Burton of Fly Girl Charters is giving a seminar you won’t want to miss. Interested in learning the ins and outs of inshore fishing up and down the Carolina coast? Capt. Mike McDonald will show you how in his seminar. Don’t think you have what it takes to fish saltwater from a kayak? Mike Eady will show you it’s not as hard as you think and a whole lot more fun. (southcarolinasportsman.com)

Table. The guys at FISHING UNITED have are bringing leader material and will be teaching any and everyone interested how to tie knots and rigs for your beloved kind of saltwater fishing. There will also be some hook literature available which will help and aid you in picking the different styles of hooks. This is a great opportunity to grab some free hooks, learn to and make some rigs you may be able to bring home and increase your fishing IQ! be sure to stop by and say hello and learn some things along the way!. (wardmelvillefishingclub.com)

Fishing shows are a different animal completely. They’re a time to look at 10, 000 rods, 20, 000 spinnerbaits, nearly as many reels and untold numbers of lures and baits you have only read about in fishing reports. Also to many seminars offered by national and regional fishermen, many manufacturers and stores have their local pro staffers on hand, and lots of local advice is freely and informally exchanged. Sure you must get through a little product bias, however there’s lots of info to be gleaned from a day at a fishing show. Spending time with people who share your affliction for chunking lures is not too bad, either. (northcarolinasportsman.com)

Surf Day is supported by the Jersey Shore Surfcasters, it’s a day strictly for those with surfcasting interests. If you want to get a full amount of surfcasting to assist you through the winter doldrums, here it’s! Surf Day offers high quality seminars and workshops during the day, see our web site Who Is Coming page for profiles of the speakers. We have great vendors; plug builders, factory representatives, tackle shops and more available. There’s a cafeteria available also. Every child under 10 is free. All kids get something from the JSS. (scottsbt.com)

Was owner & Fly Tyer for Angler s Choice Flies, established out of Dublin, Ohio, for more than a decade now primarily due to boost and influence of his dad. His fly tying consists of Winged Wet, Warmwater, Coldwater, and Saltwater patterns. Some of the Mike’s accomplishments comprise of Orvis Fly Designer, Contract and Fly Tying Instructor for Mad River Outfitters and Signature Tyer for JagFly Company/Steelhead street. He also has published articles in Hatches online magazine. Mike s web site may be viewed at Anglerschoiceflies. Com. Mike will be demonstrating abundance of Big Fly Patterns with his famed Winged Wet Flies. (frankenfly.com)