As America and the world are paralyzed by the COVID pandemic, we here at watermanatwork.com are hanging on just like everybody else. All you can really do is keep your distance from other people and wear a mask in any building. Might as well go fishing. As far as socially distant outdoor activities go, kayak … Read more

We thought the desert wind had put an end to the 2020 fishing season, when the wind suddenly died on the last morning of the year and let us get one more fishing session before this miserable year came to a close. When I say the wind died in the morning, I mean the early … Read more

As winter arrives in the desert, there isn’t any snow(around sea level anyway), the days get windier and cooler and the water temperature drops. The wind has picked up to keep us off the water for the rest of 2020, but we did manage to get out kayak fishing on the Colorado River and had … Read more

After a week of non-stop double digit desert wind, we returned to the Colorado River to find the water level a few feet lower than it was the week before. With water from the bottom of the upstream reservoir flushing through the lower Colorado River system at a rapid clip, it was no surprise that … Read more

We’ve had a pretty good run of favorable weather and good kayak fishing on the Colorado River for the past few weeks, but the winter desert wind has made it’s appearance with a week of 15-20 mph wind nearly every day with at least another week of strong winds in the forecast. With the COVID … Read more

With calm wind and mild weather, we have been having some great kayak fishing for largemouth bass on the Colorado River. Not to say the fish have been jumping in the kayak. The largemouth bass fishing has been challenging, to say the least. One or two fish for a long day of fishing would have … Read more

We’ve settled into the desert southwest kayak fishing camp and have been kayak fishing every possible day since arriving. With everything that’s happened and everything that probably is going to happen, we aren’t wasting a single potential fishing day and treating every single day the the last day on earth. Thankfully, after windy summer on … Read more

With the fishing being generally slow, we started fishing at places that we normally don’t fish, looking in every nook and cranny for a hiding largemouth bass. Another early start on a beautiful desert southwest morning. In a spot we’ve paddled past all the time, we had the best few days of big time largemouth … Read more

We had a safe and uneventful trip from the watermanatwork.com headquarters in the Pacific Northwest to the sunny desert southwest and the lower Colorado River. The hot summer desert temperatures were lingering well into October with temperatures reaching into the mid to high 90’s. Like our home in the Columbia River Gorge, everything here is … Read more