Your catch will arrive back at the dock, whole and frozen, however, we do feature RSW and are able to provide you with some fresh fish. The landing offers Five-Star Processing (www.fivestarfishprocessing.com): Fillet Svc @$.75 per lb (whole fish wt); Smoking $1.00 per lb (whole fish wt); all fish is vacuum sealed in 3mm bags. Canning is also available at Fisherman's Landing (www.fishermanscanning.com). We do have an outlet for your fish to be donated to worthy causes.

If it is a permanent body of water (such as a lake or pond), it is much less likely to be a source of mosquitoes than if it were a temporary body of water such as a puddle. A puddle three inches deep and three feet in diameter can easily produce 10 to 20 times as many mosquitoes as your average 1-acre farm pond. Permanent bodies of water develop resident populations of predatory species (aquatic insects, fish, salamanders) that reduce or eliminate the mosquito larvae in that environment.

Answer: I don’t know if you can expect to catch anything, it’s fishing not catching. How many fish you catch is somewhat up to you since Capt. Nathaniel doesn't cast and set the hook for you. 90% of the time you will have numerous opportunities/shots to connect. Some days you land many, other days will leave us scratching our heads.

Although I encourage live release of most fish, you are certainly welcome to keep any & all fish allowed by law.

Yes, GreenCure is safe for use around fish ponds. There is no toxicity to fish, thus it is safe to use GreenCure on plants around ponds and lakes containing fish.

How does the In-Line Scale Eliminator Cartridge work? [Difference between "filter" and "conditioner."]

Yes, but only under certain conditions. As with any water feature, there are steps required to maintain biological harmony. JPJ offers training on all these and all other aspects of water features using synthetic rock.

There are numerous streams and ponds in the Northeast Kingdom. The Connecticut River is only 5 miles from us and produces many types of fish. The Vermont Digest of Fishing Laws that you will receive when you buy a fishing license has all of the information that you will need for the trophy fish you will catch.

No. The Gastric Brooding Frog actually incubates its young inside its stomach. The young frogs emerge when they have developed past the tadpole stage. Click here for more information on the Gastric Brooding Frog.

There is also a book available called "Fishes of Isle Royale". It is available through the Isle Royale Natural History Association at www.irnha.org. There is also some information in the book “Isle Royale: Footpaths and Water Routes” by Jim DuFresne. It is a must have if you are going there. It is also available through the Isle Royale Natural History Association at www.irnha.org and, most outdoors shops and web sites.

No, that's why it's called "Fishing" and not "Catching". However we do feel your chances are as good with us as anyone else. Our catch rates are well respected within the Cabo fishing community.

Fish tagged with transmitters are marked on the outside with an external spaghetti tag that says the fish carries an internal tag. Please release these fish so that we can continue to collect data from them. If you see the tag too late, or the fish is deeply hooked, or the external tag is lost and you find the internal tag while cleaning the fish, please return the transmitter to the address printed on it.

I will clean SOME of the fish you catch. I will clean & bag up to a limit of the following fish: Speckled trout, redfish, pompano, Spanish mackerel, king mackerel, & flounder. Any others are subject to negotiation.