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Happy Birthday Fishing Fury!

Jonathon Marshall — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 01:29:39 +0000

That’s right today, June 8th, is our official birthday- which makes FishingFury.com 7 years old! Sometimes its hard to believe how far we’ve come since that first year fishing Mystery Lake (video, video), Toronto Islands, and even my short trip to Key West. In our second year, in 2005, we branched out further bringing the fury to La Paz, Mexico (more, more, more, more, video) and the British Virgin Islands (more, more, video) and still had some time to come back and target trophy pike in Little Vermilion Lake (video).

Since Clive and I started this blog we always knew we wanted better things, and that if we worked hard enough we could eventually take ourselves there on our own merit. Several milestones later years of work started paying off with interviews by several newspapers, writing for a Fins + Skins magazine, and even working with Tim Cherry and Jamie Pistili of Big City Fishing to name a few of the most exciting.

Even the site layout and design has grown so much over the last few years, how many people here remember the original PHP-Nuke design from 2004?

My what a long way we’ve come… And there’s no stopping here!

Rockstar Lures Delivery

Jonathon Marshall — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 13:18:58 +0000

Even though it was Clive’s birthday on Sunday, and I didn’t think to send him anything, he managed to send me a present earlier in the week. Was this some kind of reminder? I guess I’m not as bright as some of these lures!

There is even a (first ever?) Rockstar Lures Pike Fly on the right!

Rockstar Lures – Lures That ROCK!

Fishing Sillouette Cake

Jonathon Marshall — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 13:16:13 +0000

I also found this awesome Birthday Fishing Cake on craft addicts.

Happy Canada Day

Clive Mathias — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 02:06:43 +0000

It’s a common misconception that Canada Day celebrates the independence of Canada, when it in fact celebrates Canada’s birth. July 1st marks the joining of the British colonies of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Province of Canada (Ontario and Quebec) into a federation of four provinces in 1867.

Canadians typically celebrate their day off by drinking beer out of specially designed Canada Day cups.

Happy 142nd Canada!