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Match the Hatch: Green Drake Tips and Techniques for Fishing Big Flies
The Green Drake hatch is one of the most highly anticipated mayfly events for fly anglers, as these oversized bugs (size 10–12) bring the largest trout in the river to the surface. Jun 25th, 2026The Dometic DG3 Gyro Sets New Standard in Marine Stabilization
Exploring the Dometic DG3 Gyro: A Comprehensive Overview The Dometic DG3 Gyro is a cutting-edge device that has gained traction … Apr 1st, 2026BragboardShare Your Photo
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Summertime’s Back, Baby! ☀️
Summer is back, and so is the hot fishing action! From early morning topwater explosions to evening bites that keep rods bent, this article highlights why the warmer months can offer some of the year's most exciting opportunities on the water. Grab your gear, stay cool, and make the most of summer fishing season.Jun 24th, 2026Enter To Win!
Your choice of a Leader Eater Combo Kit or A Shark Guard by Fishtek Marine!Jun 24th, 2026*Location* Fishing ReportsView More
Trout are Eating Your Nymph More than You Realize
Think you're not getting bites? Think again. In this insightful fly-fishing article, David Hulsey explains why trout often take and reject nymphs without anglers ever noticing—and how recognizing subtle strikes can dramatically increase your catch rate. Learn the simple adjustments that can help you hook more trout on your next outing.Jun 23rd, 2026Just for the Halibut!
Halibut are like flounder in their body shape, except halibut might actually be as large as a barn door. Barn door halibut might weigh 400 pounds and grow to 8 feet in length. The IGFA all-tackle world record was caught from Dutch Harbor, Alaska in 1996. It weighed 459 pounds. Anglers love giant fish; that’s why halibut are on the bucket list, and even people who don’t know or care what these fish look like could absolutely tell you that a firm, white halibut steak is an amazing culinary treat.Jun 22nd, 2026*Location* Fishing ReportsView More
Hit-And-Run Grouper
Grouper fishing is all about quick reactions and heavy tackle. In "Hit and Run Grouper," anglers learn why these powerful fish strike hard, dive for structure, and demand an aggressive approach to win the battle before they disappear into the rocks.Jun 19th, 2026At 79, Rick Clunn Remains Bass Fishing’s Timeless Legend
Four-time Bassmaster Classic champion Rick Clunn has spent more than 50 years redefining professional bass fishing. From record-setting victories to inspiring generations of anglers, his legacy remains unmatched in the sport.Jun 18th, 2026Florida student’s art wins Best of Show in Fish Art Contest!
Florida student Sebastian Romo earned the highest honor in the 2026 National Fish Art Contest, receiving Best of Show for his illustration of a Florida bass and bluegill. The award recognizes the top artwork submitted across all grade levels nationwide.Jun 17th, 2026*Location* Fishing ReportsView More
Mote Marine Laboratory Releasing 22,000 Snook Throughout Southwest Florida
Southwest Florida’s snook population is getting a significant boost this summer as researchers with Mote Marine Laboratory prepare to release approximately 22,000 juvenile snook into carefully selected estuarine habitats throughout the region.Jun 16th, 2026Do the Electric Slide: Jigging Under Power!
The electric reel is a game changer for high-speed jigging. Electric provides some distinct advantages in comparison to hours spent manually cranking jigs at high speed through the water column.Jun 15th, 2026Arthur “Art” Weston Earns Prestigious IGFA Master Angler Award
Art has set 93 IGFA World Records since 2012. The IGFA Master Angler Award is the highest distinction within the IGFA Master Angler Program, reserved for anglers who reach Gold Tier status in five or more of the program's seven categories. Congratulations to Art on this remarkable accomplishment!Jun 12th, 2026*Section Title**Section's Standalone Page*
Suzuki Marine Adds Two New Models To Growing Stealth Line® Family Of Outboards
Suzuki Marine’s New Stealth Line™ Outboards Win 2024 Top Products Award From Boating Industry Magazine, Adding Three Popular Models Suzuki … Jan 15th, 2025
Head South For Big Fish This Winter
As the holidays approach and temperatures drop, many will feel the need to scratch that fishing itch. There is no better place to catch your next trophy this winter than down in sunny south Florida.Nov 26th, 2024
Miami Boat Show | February 15-19, 2023
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Trolling For Mahi Tips
Learn some great tips for trolling for mahi, from finding productive water and weed lines to selecting the right baits and trolling speeds. This guide will help you put more dolphin in the boat and make the most of your next offshore adventure!Jun 11th, 2026Fishing A Big Worm
When summer bass head deep and get selective, sometimes bigger really is better. Discover why oversized plastic worms continue to be one of the most effective—and overlooked—ways to tempt trophy bass when the water heats up. Read more and learn how to put this classic technique to work on your next trip.Jun 10th, 2026Kingfishing On A Shorestring Budget
Think kingfishing requires a big boat and deep pockets? Think again. Learn how smart tactics, simple gear, and affordable live bait can put drag-screaming king mackerel within reach of any angler fishing on a budget.Jun 9th, 2026RecipesMore Recipes
Black Sea Bass Ceviche
Serves 4 FISH 2 black sea bass fillets, skin removed, diced into 1/2-inch pieces 1/2 cup lime juice 1/2 cup …Florida Lobster Bites with Avocado-Lime Puree
A Fresh From Florida recipe that’ll make your lobster sea harvest look (and taste) like a piece of culinary art!News & Events
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Alaska Fishing & Outdoors
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Parkit360 Electric Trailer Dollies – Make Impossible Spots Possible
The hassle to get the boat in the driveway has ruined one too many boating trips. Parkit360’s electric powered trailer … Oct 18th, 2022Whale Makes A Surprise Breach Next To Fishing Boat
A whale surprises two fisherman on their boat when it breaches the water going after the same fish and hits the side of the boat. Both men and their boat were safe.Oct 17th, 2022BragboardShare Your Photo
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Go Deep(er)
Think you need heavy conventional gear and 80-lb test to pull big grouper from the deep? Think again. Fishing the 350 to 500+ foot depth range requires a total shift in mindset. Out here, heavy structure isn't the challenge—finding the bait is. Discover why a 20-pound braid, advanced electronics, and a perfectly weighted squid jig are the ultimate secret weapons for targeting deep-water giants.Jun 8th, 2026Real Florida Living Still Exists
From quiet backroads and small-town charm to endless outdoor adventures, Real Florida Living still thrives for those willing to slow down and explore. Discover the authentic side of the Sunshine State where nature, community, and a simpler way of life remain alive and well.Jun 4th, 2026*Location* Fishing ReportsView More
Retention Limit Adjustment: Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Angling Category Fishery
NOAA Fisheries is adjusting the Atlantic bluefin tuna daily retention limits for recreational fishermen. The adjusted limits will take effect June 1, 2026, and extend through December 31, 2026, unless modified by later action. NOAA Fisheries may need to take additional action later in the year to further adjust the retention limits or close the fishery.Jun 3rd, 2026FWC announces winners of the School Fishing Program’s Fishing & Conservation Challenge
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) School Fishing Program congratulates the winners of the Fishing & Conservation Challenge. This pastschool year, students across the state completed various projects focused on conservation and ethical angling such as cleaning up their local waterway, practicing catch and release, and passing on their knowledge of fishing to younger students.Jun 2nd, 2026*Location* Fishing ReportsView More
Early June Adventures at Merritt Reservoir, Nebraska
Early June at Merritt Reservoir in Nebraska offers a prime window for anglers as post-spawn fish settle into summer patterns. Walleye, bass, perch, and catfish all become more active around weed edges, points, and channel breaks, creating steady action across the lake’s diverse structure and scenic Sandhills setting.Jun 2nd, 2026Offshore Is On!
The warm weather has officially arrived, and with it, the highly anticipated offshore shift is in full swing. As water temperatures climb, pelagic gamefish and heavy-hitting bottom dwellers are moving into deeper structures, reefs, and wrecks.May 29th, 2026Lake Toho Restoration Project Brings New Life to Shorelines
Conservation Florida and Sea & Shoreline have partnered on a major restoration project at East Lake Tohopekaliga, planting more than 250,000 native eelgrass plants across 50 acres of shoreline habitat. The effort will help improve water quality, restore critical fish and wildlife habitat, and support the long-term health of one of the Everglades’ important headwater lakes. The project is expected to benefit anglers, boaters, native wildlife, and the surrounding community for years to come.May 28th, 2026*Location* Fishing ReportsView More
The Offshore Shift: When Bass Leave the Bank for Good
As post-spawn heat intensifies, largemouth bass abandon shallow shorelines for deeper structures like ledges and humps to find cooler water. This "offshore shift" requires anglers to swap shallow tactics for deep-water techniques May 27th, 2026Federal Court Halts Atlantic Red Snapper Season Just One Day Before Launch; Florida Pivots State Rules
Florida anglers hoping to kick off Memorial Day weekend with the highly anticipated, newly expanded 39-day Atlantic red snapper season hit an unexpected snag.May 22nd, 2026*Section Title**Section's Standalone Page*
Tennessee Teen, 15, Catches Incredibly Rare White Catfish
Edwards Tarumianz captured a rare, totally white, leucistic blue catfish from the Tennessee River near downtown Chattanooga. Edwards was anxious to release the rare fish unharmed in hopes someone else might have the privilege of catching the fish again someday.Jul 11th, 2022
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Be Prepared for Hazards of All Kinds
Recently, I was enjoying a quiet morning on the boat, all by myself, catching several fish in a remote place on the lower end of the Apalachicola River.Apr 25th, 2021*Section Title**Section's Standalone Page*
Lipless Crankbait vs. the Chatterbait
How Matching the Hatch and the Right Rod Drives Bass Fishing Success May 21st, 2026Honoring the Life of Ben Martin
Today we remember and honor Ben Martin, Editor in Chief of Coastal Angler Magazine. His passion, leadership, and love for the outdoor community touched so many. He will be deeply missed. Rest easy, Ben.May 21st, 2026Drop It Like It’s Hot 🔥
May 1st marks one of the most anticipated days in the Florida Keys as grouper season officially reopens. From hard-fighting black grouper to tasty red and gag grouper, anglers hit the reefs and wrecks ready for battle. Grouper fishing demands heavy tackle, quick reactions, and respect for the resource, as these powerful fish head straight for the rocks the moment they bite. Whether fishing offshore wrecks or local patch reefs, preparation and conservation are key to keeping this iconic fishery thriving for generations to come.May 20th, 2026RecipesMore Recipes
Scup Crudo
Serves 4 INGREDIENTS 2 scup, filleted and skin removed 1/4 cup salt Rinse under cold running water and pat dry. …Snapper Pecan Meuniere
Fresh snapper always makes a great meal! Go catch up a few and serve up this Fresh From Florida recipe.News & Events
Killbox wins Islamorada Sailfish Tournament
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Alaska Fishing & Outdoors
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Living The Costa Rica Experience
Fifteen years ago, a friend and I flew into San Jose and took a small plane to Quepos, Costa Rica … Jan 1st, 2019Making A Weedless Shrimp
If I had to choose one inshore bait over all others, it would definitely be a shrimp. I can’t … Oct 1st, 2018A Big Snook Story
On an early afternoon in mid-June, my wife and I had dropped our son at swim lessons in Jensen Beach. … Sep 9th, 2018BragboardShare Your Photo
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May: The Overlooked Month For Trophy Speckled Trout
If you’re a big trout enthusiast like me, you know there’s still time left to chase a personal best—if you haven’t had your fill over the past few months. While most anglers focus on trophy speckled trout from December through early April, May quietly remains one of the most underrated windows of the year.May 19th, 2026‘May’ Your Cup Overfloweth with Gags & Scamps!
Go to all your familiar haunts with structure of one kind or another, whether it’s ledges, rock outcrops, wrecks, etc. The bonus will be finding schools of cigar minnows and sardines on them. You don’t need to look any further when you find this combination of bait because the fish will be right there... A live sardine or a live cigar on a decoy has a life expectancy of under ten seconds around any kind of fish.May 18th, 2026*Location* Fishing ReportsView More
“Islandology” on Florida’s Southern Gulf Coast
Going on vacation and trying to decide where your next excursion should be? Fort Myers and Sanibel, Florida offer something for everyone.May 15th, 2026What’s Not To Like About Fishing The Bahamas?
Docking at Bahamian spots like Rosie's Place, Old Bahama Bay, or Orchid Bay brings welcoming hospitality, perfect for targeting pelagic fish such as wahoo, dolphin, tuna, or marlin. The experience also includes drifting over reefs with spinning rods for snapper and grouper. May 14th, 2026*Location* Fishing ReportsView More
The Church On The Lake
Sermon From The Lake Description A reflective fishing essay that weaves early-morning walleye outings on a quiet Canadian lake with tender memories of a father’s unspoken life lessons, turning the simple act of casting a line into a moving metaphor for patience, opportunity, family rituals, and the enduring church of the outdoors.May 13th, 2026Bucket List: Central Costa Rica and Pacific Sailfish
The Pacific sailfish is one of the most sought-after offshore game fish in Costa Rica. Growing larger than their Atlantic counterpart, sailfish in Costa Rica average 60 to 80 pounds, but big ones can surpass 200 pounds!May 12th, 2026Recapturing Tagged Bahamas Bonefish
Meredith McCord's recent recapture of a tagged bonefish near South Andros provides critical data on the species' movement, supporting Bonefish & Tarpon Trust’s research initiatives. The findings reveal significant migration patterns, essential for protecting a fishery valued at over $141 million to the Bahamian economy.May 11th, 2026*Location* Fishing ReportsView More
Longest Since 2010: Florida’s Atlantic Red Snapper Season Expanded to 39 Days
After a 2-day season in 2025, the 2026 Atlantic Red Snapper season for Florida recreational anglers will last 39 days, the longest since 2010, following approval by NOAA. The season runs from May 22 through June 20, plus three-day weekends in October (2–4, 9–11, and 16–18), with a one-fish daily bag limit per person. May 7th, 2026Jubilees in Mobile Bay — Why They Happen
The natural phenomenon where fish and shellfish gather at the shoreline, called a Jubilee, only occurs in two places, Tokyo and Mobile Bay.May 6th, 2026Early Summer Season at Central Basin of Lake Erie
Like many areas across the country early summer offers some of the hottest fishing action and reliable weather of the year. May 5th, 2026*Section Title**Section's Standalone Page*
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Easy Does It
When diving, your ease of movement sends a message to the inhabitants of the ocean. Move smoothly and easily, and … Jul 24th, 2018