One of the questions I’m often asked by anglers I meet is, “How do I consistently find fish for my charter clients.” Well, I have to be perfectly honest with them, I have learned to look for the signs that Mother Nature presents to us every day. captjimrossMar 6th, 2014
The St. Johns River Water Management District's Governing Board recently approved the third in a series of projects to investigate the causes of algal blooms in the Indian River Lagoon and evaluate management options.Brevard EditionFeb 25th, 2014
Over the past ten years hundreds of new hooks have been produced and introduced into the sport fishing arena to help anglers catch more fish. captjimrossFeb 18th, 2014
If you're like most anglers in this world, you slave all week at a job you hate. Your mind is constantly day dreaming about the enormous fish that are waiting for you out there in the salty brine.captjimrossFeb 4th, 2014
My father always told me that if I was fortunate enough to do something I loved for a living, it would not feel so much like work. Many of us strive our entire lives trying to earn a living pursuing our passion instead of working an every day job.Brevard EditionOct 31st, 2013
Algal blooms and water quality concerns in the Indian River Lagoon have captured the public’s attention in recent months. Throughout the 156-mile-long waterway, many meetings have been held focusing on potential solutions for restoring and protecting this vital natural resource. Brevard EditionOct 31st, 2013
