The photos on these calendars are not pretty pictures of tourist attractions, but are intended to assist fishermen with scouting the coastal territory prior to any trip. This is the collection of shoreline photos, which I've taken from planes, boats and the shore to help me scout-out good fishing terrain. Multiple flights were taken at each location to obtain these photos. The picture format is somewhat cluttered but was arranged to provide you with as many visual references as possible within the 28 page format. These calendars should give you genuine feel for what kind of terrain and waters you will be facing. That really is the purpose of these images, not to unveil “secret” places to fish. Whether you are fishing the near-shore waters from a boat, or surfcasting from the beach I think you will find this attractive, easy to use and useful. Complex fishing logs or computer based fishing logs have more details but are cumbersome to use and most fishermen eventually abondon them. This you will look at regularly, use and refer back to. Over the years, you not only save your valuable fishing data, but also create a serious library of visual references for key fishing destinations that will assist you in planning your fishing excursions for many years ahead. Further, it is relatively inexpensive as well, cheaper than most fishing lures and certainly cheaper than software. The cost for the calendar this year is still only $10.95 + S&H. A DVD of all the unedited digital images (plus hundreds of others not used in the calendar) in jpeg format is also available for $9.95.(see "digial images" for more on the DVD's)
2007's calendar was of Martha's Vineyard. 2008 was of Cuttyhunk and the Elizibeth islands, and while the Calendars are sold out each year, the DVD's with the over hundreds of coastal images are still available for $9.95 each, with further discounts for quanity purchases.
