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Winter Fishing In New England – No Shanty, No Problem! ❄️🎣
Our forefathers braved brutal winters with far less gear than we have today. Thankfully, modern ice anglers come prepared! With ice starting to form up north, hardwater season is almost here. Once it sets, target the shallows, vary your lure sizes, and match your bait to local forage. Who’s ready to get out on the ice? 🧊🐟Feb 17th, 20260
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Winter Smallmouth Love River Pockets! ❄️
As water temps drop, bass move into slower bank-side pockets and back eddies where they can rest and let the current bring food to them. Target these areas with a hair jig, fish it slow along the bottom, and use light line for better sensitivity. Give each pocket 15–30 minutes — you might be surprised how productive winter fishing can be! 🎣Feb 16th, 20260
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Florida Anglers Cheer Potential 39-Day Atlantic Red Snapper Season After Years of Short Closures
Anglers and fishing charter operators along Florida’s Atlantic coast are celebrating a major step toward a longer recreational Atlantic red snapper season in 2026, potentially ending years of very short seasons under federal limits.Feb 13th, 20260
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Hook, Line & Dine in New Orleans: Venice Yellowfin to a Commander’s Palace Feast
We ran offshore from Venice at dawn, boxed up Gulf yellowfin by midday, and ended the day at Commander’s Palace—where our fresh catch became a true New Orleans feast.Feb 12th, 20260
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Unknown Giants of the Mediterranean
Mallorca, a small island in the Mediterranean Sea next to the Strait of Gibraltar. It´s a place where nobody expects much. But we proved once again, why it is one of the hidden gems of sport fishing.Feb 11th, 20260
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Endless Wishes: Why the Ultimate Bucket-List Fishing Trip Is Right Outside My Door
What if the ultimate bucket-list fishing trip didn’t require a passport? From offshore pelagics to back-bay favorites, Southwest Florida offers endless opportunities—every day of the year. Capt. Kevin Deiter reflects on why the best fishing adventures might be closer to home than you think.Feb 11th, 20260
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Fishing for Monster Winter Bass on Lake Guntersville
Lake Guntersville, Alabama, is legendary among bass anglers nationwide—and for good reason. Consistently ranked as one of the top bass fisheries in the U.S. and host of the 2014 Bassmaster Classic, Guntersville is famous for producing giant largemouth bass, especially from late winter through early spring.Feb 10th, 20260
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Florida Freeze Triggers Widespread Snook Kill, Raising Concerns for Inshore Fisheries
A recent Florida freeze has triggered widespread snook mortality, with anglers reporting dead and cold-stunned fish across inshore waters. Biologists are still assessing the full impact on snook populations.Feb 6th, 20260
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Brook Oliva Appointed to CCA Florida’s Management Committee
Florida Native and Avid Outdoorsman Excited to Advance Efforts for ConservationFeb 6th, 20260
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New Spotted Seatrout Rules Approved for Indian River Lagoon
New spotted seatrout regulations have been approved for the Indian River Lagoon, bringing stricter seasons and harvest limits aimed at protecting one of the region’s most popular inshore species.Feb 6th, 20260
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Fish School – Spotted Sea Trout
Spotted sea trout are better known as speckled trout, and when they get really big, gator trout. Regardless of what you call it, it’s not a trout at all. Specks belong to the drum family. They are one of the most targeted species in their range which extends from Texas to Maryland. Feb 6th, 20260
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The World’s Largest Arapaima Fishing Farm!
This video shows Jurassic Jewels, the largest Arapaima farm in North America! We were incredibly lucky to get up close with these monster fish—right here in Florida! Not only did we get an exclusive tour, but we also got the chance to fish a few of the ponds ourselves and it did not disappoint! From giant strikes to unforgettable catches, this was an adventure you won’t forget.Feb 4th, 20260
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Learning Curve
There is a learning curve in kayak fishing, starting with the basics like where to keep your paddle and how to handle a fish from the kayak. Over time, as you practice things like tying knots and fishing the same lure in your favorite spot, the curve begins to flatten out and success becomes more consistent.Feb 4th, 20260
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The Best Destinations for Freshwater Fishing
Prepare your pen and paper because, in this article, I will mention some of these mind-blowing places I visited which will captivate your hearts and minds.Feb 4th, 20260
Fly Fishing
A Trout Fisher’s Guide to Catching Striped Bass on the Fly
Scenario: you fish tiny streams for trout, but your Instagram has been littered with photos of monster striped bass recently and it’s piqued your interest. Check out some great tips here!Feb 3rd, 20260
Fly Fishing
Fly Fishing in Shallow Waters Can Equal Big Rewards
Despite technological advances that allow for fly fishing successes in deep water, shallow water sight fishing is my favorite...Feb 2nd, 20260
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Winter Fishing In New England – No Shanty, No Problem! ❄️🎣
Our forefathers braved brutal winters with far less gear than we have today. Thankfully, modern ice anglers come prepared! With ice starting to form up north, hardwater season is almost here. Once it sets, target the shallows, vary your lure sizes, and match your bait to local forage. Who’s ready to get out on the ice? 🧊🐟Feb 17th, 20260National
Winter Smallmouth Love River Pockets! ❄️
As water temps drop, bass move into slower bank-side pockets and back eddies where they can rest and let the current bring food to them. Target these areas with a hair jig, fish it slow along the bottom, and use light line for better sensitivity. Give each pocket 15–30 minutes — you might be surprised how productive winter fishing can be! 🎣Feb 16th, 20260National
Florida Anglers Cheer Potential 39-Day Atlantic Red Snapper Season After Years of Short Closures
Anglers and fishing charter operators along Florida’s Atlantic coast are celebrating a major step toward a longer recreational Atlantic red snapper season in 2026, potentially ending years of very short seasons under federal limits.Feb 13th, 20260National
Hook, Line & Dine in New Orleans: Venice Yellowfin to a Commander’s Palace Feast
We ran offshore from Venice at dawn, boxed up Gulf yellowfin by midday, and ended the day at Commander’s Palace—where our fresh catch became a true New Orleans feast.Feb 12th, 20260National
Unknown Giants of the Mediterranean
Mallorca, a small island in the Mediterranean Sea next to the Strait of Gibraltar. It´s a place where nobody expects much. But we proved once again, why it is one of the hidden gems of sport fishing.Feb 11th, 20260Featured image above all content (ID:1)
Winter Fishing In New England – No Shanty, No Problem! ❄️🎣
Our forefathers braved brutal winters with far less gear than we have today. Thankfully, modern ice anglers come prepared! With ice starting to form up north, hardwater season is almost here. Once it sets, target the shallows, vary your lure sizes, and match your bait to local forage. Who’s ready to get out on the ice? 🧊🐟Feb 17th, 2026
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Species of the Month: Striped Bass
Striped bass are an anadromous species native to the Atlantic coast and Gulf of Mexico but have been introduced to the Pacific and numerous freshwater bodies of water, particularly in the South and Mid-west. Striped bass spend their adult lives in saltwater but move into freshwater systems to spawn. When it was discovered that they could survive and adapt to freshwater bodies many wildlife management agencies began stocking the species in reservoirs for recreational purposes and to control baitfish populations that boomed under these man-made conditions. Few freshwater systems are conducive to successful striper spawns; annual stocking is required to maintain these populations. Jul 1st, 2013
PICK UP THE GAUNTLET
Fishermen tend to trip and stumble in a rut. Their focus appears to lock in on a limited number of species working the same spots outing after outing and relying on the same basic tackle and bait. Call it a comfort zone in which they eventually become proficient. The thought of expanding their horizons in terms of tackle used or additional species sought seldom motivates them to pick up the gauntlet of other challenges.Jul 1st, 2013
The Adventure
When you get to Cabo all you can think about is those monster marlin. It’s 5:30 in the morning. Charles, my son and I are heading to the boat where our crew is waiting for us. The fleet name is SINDICATE SPORTTFISHING. My crew is very professional. The captain is Angel and the first mate is Julio. We picked up ten live bait fish and off we went. We put out the outriggers with two big Griz skirted lures, one red and black and the other bright green and yellow. Then we set the two inside lures. One was blue with a white belly and the other squid color. In the shot gun long line we put a dead bait fish. Now we were ready. It was Charles’ turn. Charles has been wanting a marlin over 500 lbs for a long time, but remember, he is only fifteen. Jul 1st, 2013National
Winter Fishing In New England – No Shanty, No Problem! ❄️🎣
Our forefathers braved brutal winters with far less gear than we have today. Thankfully, modern ice anglers come prepared! With ice starting to form up north, hardwater season is almost here. Once it sets, target the shallows, vary your lure sizes, and match your bait to local forage. Who’s ready to get out on the ice? 🧊🐟Feb 17th, 2026National
Winter Smallmouth Love River Pockets! ❄️
As water temps drop, bass move into slower bank-side pockets and back eddies where they can rest and let the current bring food to them. Target these areas with a hair jig, fish it slow along the bottom, and use light line for better sensitivity. Give each pocket 15–30 minutes — you might be surprised how productive winter fishing can be! 🎣Feb 16th, 2026National
Florida Anglers Cheer Potential 39-Day Atlantic Red Snapper Season After Years of Short Closures
Anglers and fishing charter operators along Florida’s Atlantic coast are celebrating a major step toward a longer recreational Atlantic red snapper season in 2026, potentially ending years of very short seasons under federal limits.Feb 13th, 2026
National
Winter Fishing In New England – No Shanty, No Problem! ❄️🎣
Our forefathers braved brutal winters with far less gear than we have today. Thankfully, modern ice anglers come prepared! With ice starting to form up north, hardwater season is almost here. Once it sets, target the shallows, vary your lure sizes, and match your bait to local forage. Who’s ready to get out on the ice? 🧊🐟Feb 17th, 2026National
Winter Smallmouth Love River Pockets! ❄️
As water temps drop, bass move into slower bank-side pockets and back eddies where they can rest and let the current bring food to them. Target these areas with a hair jig, fish it slow along the bottom, and use light line for better sensitivity. Give each pocket 15–30 minutes — you might be surprised how productive winter fishing can be! 🎣Feb 16th, 2026National
Florida Anglers Cheer Potential 39-Day Atlantic Red Snapper Season After Years of Short Closures
Anglers and fishing charter operators along Florida’s Atlantic coast are celebrating a major step toward a longer recreational Atlantic red snapper season in 2026, potentially ending years of very short seasons under federal limits.Feb 13th, 2026Winter Fishing In New England – No Shanty, No Problem! ❄️🎣
Our forefathers braved brutal winters with far less gear than we have today. Thankfully, modern ice anglers come prepared! With ice starting to form up north, hardwater season is almost here. Once it sets, target the shallows, vary your lure sizes, and match your bait to local forage. Who’s ready to get out on the ice? 🧊🐟Feb 17th, 2026Winter Smallmouth Love River Pockets! ❄️
As water temps drop, bass move into slower bank-side pockets and back eddies where they can rest and let the current bring food to them. Target these areas with a hair jig, fish it slow along the bottom, and use light line for better sensitivity. Give each pocket 15–30 minutes — you might be surprised how productive winter fishing can be! 🎣Feb 16th, 2026Winter Fishing In New England – No Shanty, No Problem! ❄️🎣
Our forefathers braved brutal winters with far less gear than we have today. Thankfully, modern ice anglers come prepared! With ice starting to form up north, hardwater season is almost here. Once it sets, target the shallows, vary your lure sizes, and match your bait to local forage. Who’s ready to get out on the ice? 🧊🐟Feb 17th, 2026
Winter Smallmouth Love River Pockets! ❄️
As water temps drop, bass move into slower bank-side pockets and back eddies where they can rest and let the current bring food to them. Target these areas with a hair jig, fish it slow along the bottom, and use light line for better sensitivity. Give each pocket 15–30 minutes — you might be surprised how productive winter fishing can be! 🎣Feb 16th, 2026