got the sniffles

The crew is back from the trade show in North Carolina and the changes in latitudes and climates have made an impact. It all starts with a sneeze here and a clearing of the throat there. A quick disinfecting of the keyboard and here are this week's updates. This quill is taking flight until the germ warfare is over!

Nice threads! Blair was sporting a new look at the Henry’s Show in North Carolina last week while he was showing off his signature series "Flats Blue" rods by Wright & McGill. The long sleeve jersey is colored brightly with the "Flats Blue" pattern background and the contrasting Addictive Fishing logo across the chest. Our favorite fish, snook, appear as if to be swimming down the sleeves. Rumors are the shirt will be available to the public in the near future. Stand by for details about how you can get your mitts on this stylish new apparel.

Jonesing for more AF TV? Season 10 is being put up on the web in full length, full HD episodes! Show #1 was added on Monday and there will be a new episode each Monday. Catch "Tarpon Tales" playing now… or at anytime you want. We’ll keep you updated with new releases through the AF Forum and FaceBook fan page but you can also subscribe to the Addictive Fishing YouTube account. Don’t have a YouTube account? Get one! Click the "Subscribe" button on the AF page and you’ll be the first to know when new episodes are ready to play. If enough fans subscribe we can put season 11 straight to the web; no lines, no waiting, no worrying about setting the DVD or missing an episode. Get signed up today and be ready for Season 11 coming in April.

Look at the head on that one! Robert Schulze teased our FaceBook page this week with a beauty of a redfish caught in one of the saltwater ponds around Hilton Head Island. These brackish water bruisers are Mogans for sure! Robert, thanks for sharing the picture, you're our Mogan of the Week. If you have a picture of a recent catch and a story to tell, share it with us and you could become the next Mogan of the Week.

Hoping it's not bird flu,
BillBird