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Head Sea VU Dry Full Face Snorkel Mask

The Sea Vu Dry’s full-face mask keeps the whole face dry, allowing snorkelers to breathe through their mouth and nose like they would out of the water.

Lobster Hunting: 5 Tips for Success

Come Aug. 6, SCUBA divers, snorkelers and free divers will hit the water with bug-grabbing tools in hand for the start of the 2017 lobster season!

Hammerhead Tuff Grab Amarra

Hammerhead Tuff Grab gloves are the toughest warmwater spearfishing gloves available. Tuff Grabs were designed in Hawaii for use in asspetto spearfishing.

Evolve Carbon CT Transformer Polespear

With Evolve’s Carbon CT Transformer Series, you have a single polespear that can be adapted to all occasions and all conditions.

Maverick Bermudian Pole Spear

The Bermudian is the result of a redesign of the famous Manny Puig Pole Spear known for more bottom fish records than any other pole spear.

Flagler Bridge Rubble: Palm Beach’s Newest Reef Habitat

Under the waters off Palm Beach, history is coming alive. Sunken between depths of 70 and 85 feet off Singer Island, lie the remains of the Flagler Bridge.

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Nine Alternative Deceiver Patterns

Lefty’s Deceiver may be the most effective fly pattern ever. Lefty Kreh developed the fly in the 1950s and since then Deceivers have caught fish all over the world. Lefty describes the Deceiver as a tying method rather than a specific fly pattern. This allows for modifications in color, size and materials. These alterations have made the Deceiver extremely versatile. Here are a few “alternative” Deceivers you should think about tying.

Kayaking For Epic Striped Bass Action Off Cape Cod

Each year I have the pleasure of making a pilgrimage to Cape Cod, where I join a group of Vermont anglers in kayaking for striped bass. This year was a record breaker.

Kayaking Canal Lights

Green lights are better for watching the fish swim rather than catching them. I have heard a few theories with the most popular being the fish can see the lures better with the light coming from the bottom. With that thought, I tried a new technique that worked great for us, and I think it can help you catch a few more too!

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