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Big News for Atlantic Bluefin
Photo Credit: Photos courtesy of IGFA Big News for Atlantic Bluefin Terry Gibson Since early childhood in the 1970s, I’ve attended West Palm Beach Fishing Club events. Each time I walked into the club house, I couldn’t help but stare at the two giant bluefin mounted on the...
Girl Gone Fishin’
Girl Gone Fishin’ Michelle Armstrong Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention When my kids were younger they would often find the back of a bass boat as their playroom. With no video games or Polly Pockets in sight, the kids made up games like “lizard families” and “Spinnerbait...
The Way It Was Back Then
It was my best fishing day ever. Actually, it was my best fishing week ever. The second week of October in 1979, my father and I, along with three friends, caught more than 1,000 flounder from the surf of Cape Hatteras, N.C. We were using two-hook bottom rigs with...
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Powder Coat To Protect
Powder coating is the best way to protect marine parts and boat fixtures from saltwater corrosion.
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Too Early for Flounder?
A lot of anglers think fishing for flounder is a fall-only event. A little less known is the fact that flounder begin moving back into bays and estuaries in the spring as early as February. That’s right, if you didn’t get your full-flung flatfish fix, you may already be...
Live Baiting Largemouths On Lake Rousseau
If you’re having trouble catching big bass in the cold a remedy may be closer than you think. Across the country, many would agree that December through February is the worst time to fish for largemouth bass, but in many places in Florida it is the best time to...
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Fish Story: The Only One That Didn’t Get Away!
Fishing alone can raise some interesting dilemmas. Without an extra hand, landing a fish is just one of the difficulties solo anglers may face. Landing a triple hookup… that’s a whole different ballgame.
Ghost Stories – Grand Bahamas, Grand Indeed Part III
In previous issues of this magazine, I have chronicled my travels and research on Grand Bahama for Ghost Stories, a research project on the history of Bahamian bonefishing. This edition will be focused on DIY angling Grand Bahama.
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Bragboard
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Flounder
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When The Bonita Run
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WilmingtonSpeck
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Big Red in Jacksonville
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Februry Sheepshead
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Winter Chrome
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SNOOK ON!!
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Sunday Slay Day: Hogfish
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Snookzilla
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Saving Pelican
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Winter Trout in the 10 T’s
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Just living the life.
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FishMayne vs The 515 LB Halibut
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Welcome Winter Fishing
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900lb Bluefin tuna
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Cheri’s First BFT South of The Vineyard
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Big browns
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Another one OFF The Bucket List: Bigeye Tuna
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FISHY ITCHY Snook
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Have You Hugged Your Redfish Today?
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Fat Cat
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Pure gold
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West Bay SLOB!
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Big Red
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Alaska Salmon
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Alaska Fishing Bounty
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1st Mako on the BeeReel
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Put These Lakes On Your 2015 Kayak Bucket List
If you’re like me, you’re glued to the fishing channels on TV and YouTube this month while dreaming of the incredible spring bite that is to come. What better time to plan out some awesome kayak fishing destinations for 2015. Here’s a quick rundown of some of the best...
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Big News for Atlantic Bluefin
Photo Credit: Photos courtesy of IGFA Big News for Atlantic Bluefin Terry Gibson Since early childhood in the 1970s, I’ve attended West Palm Beach Fishing Club events. Each time I walked into the club house, I couldn’t help but stare at the two giant bluefin mounted on the...
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Choosing The Right Saltwater Outfit
Getting started in saltwater fly fishing can seem like an overwhelming task, but it is really uncomplicated. It’s most important to purchase the right rod and reel for the type of fishing you’ll be doing.
Fly Of the Month: Garners Yeyo Minnow
Winter has arrived and so begins my favorite time of year to be out chasing trout on rivers and streams. Cold nights and brisk days drop water temperatures, and thin the crowds bring the largest fish out from hiding, a winning combination for the dedicated angler.
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The Working Man’s Big Game
While it is sad to see deer season come to an end and duck season wind down, I always look at it in a different way… Turkey season is just that much closer! Every year when I wake up the day after turkey season closes, I am anticipating next...
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Hilton Head Fishing Forecast
Cooler temperatures and clear water generally keep most of our inshore redfish in skinny water and given the right conditions the offshore wrecks will be loaded up for some super fast action.
The Rainforest Islands: Alaska Fishing’s Final Frontier
Unlike the big-name destinations in sportfishing, Alaska’s Rainforest Islands often draw a question mark from anglers who generally don’t know where or what type of fishing such a place offers. I had first fished these islands, located in southeast Alaska, in the early 1980s, while researching the first edition...
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