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Cold weather slowing fishing along central Gulf Coast even more, weekend doesn't look much better

Alabama Fishing News Written by Alabama Fisherman
Thursday, 07 January 2010 15:01
Even with local rivers falling back into their banks and the prospects for fishing looking up, it’s been so cold along the central Gulf Coast it almost seems obscene to think about being in a boat on the water...

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