iFish Lake St. Clair

You may have seen Brian Schram on television shows “The World’s Greatest Fishing Show” with Mark Zona or “The Next Bite”.  He may be just as well known for his Music.  He’s a serious musician and tours with the Brian Schram Band performing locally and across North America.  Don’t let that fool you however; this guy can catch some serious fish.  Here is an excerpt about Brian from his website at WWW.BRIANSCHRAM.COM

Fishing has been a passion of mine since I can remember. While growing up in Michigan I spent all my free time fishing and dreaming of becoming a professional fisherman. The only thing that got in the way of my fishing was school, music and a conventional job for a short period of time.It didn’t take me long to realize that I had “the bug” and had it very bad. I would head to the lake right after school and fish for giant top-water smallmouth bass all through the night. In my mind I could spend the rest of my life on that canoe and I would die a very happy man.

Since then I have been fortunate to experience some amazing fishing in some beautiful parts of the world. I have been lucky enough to meet and fish with some of the greatest anglers in the business such as John Gillespie, Gary Parsons, Chase Parsons, Keith Kavajecz, Mark Zona, Kevin Van Dam just to name a few.

I have appeared on many Nationally syndicated fishing TV shows as the guest “fishing rocker” as well. Pete Maina is a co-host for one of these TV shows called “The Next Bite”. I was lucky enough to become a very good friend of Pete’s on and off the water. Pete has “taken me under his wing” so to speak and shown me the pro’s and cons and a whole lot more about Muskie/Pike fishing and the importance of conservation. In his words he saw the passion and drive that I had just to feel that next bite. Pete is always pushing me to my limits to focus and perfect my angling skills in which I am forever greatful.

Well the rest is history and I have been able to enjoy a fun career in music and fishing. Realizing that I absolutely enjoyed teaching and putting anglers on big fish, in 2010 I began my own guiding business called “Rockin Fish Tales Guide Service”. My home base is the most popular tackle/marina shop on Lake St Clair called Anglers Point Marina. Anglers Point has quickly become the favorite on the lake and the live and artificial bait selection doesn’t get any better for all species that swim in the best multi-species lake in the world. It is located at 28955 Wm P Rosso Hwy, Chesterfeild Township, MI.

At the end of the day us “fish heads” wanna catch fish. I stop at nothing to put you on those fish and a chance at your trophy of a lifetime. That’s how I fish and that’s just my style…. For Booking call 734-709-4728

Give Brian a Call Today.  Dates are booking up fast!

NOVI — Why is Outdoorama  Michigan’s best-known outdoor sport show?  Answer:  Because for nearly four decades it has served the state’s 1.4 million licensed anglers, 750,000 licensed hunters, and 1.4 million wildlife watchers.

For many of these conservationists and their families, Outdoorama  provides wall-to-wall fun and education.

The Michigan United Conservation Clubs launched Outdoorama at the old state fairgrounds in Royal Oak in 1974.  This year’s 37th edition, February 25 to 28 at Rock Financial Showplace, 46100 Grand River Avenue in Novi, remains true to its roots.

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An excerpt from www.KeepAmericaFishing.org

This past June, President Obama created the Interagency Ocean Policy Task Force. The Task Force, led by the Chair of the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ), was charged with developing a national policy and implementation strategy for conserving and managing the United States ocean territory and the Great Lakes. The policy will govern ocean and Great Lakes resource management and coordinate efforts among countless federal, state and local agencies.

Without recreational angler input, decisions made under this national oceans policy could be used to unnecessarily close saltwater and freshwater recreational fishing areas. Read the rest of the story