Saltwater Fishing
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The Heart of the Mullet Run
Fish will go on and do what they’ve always done, and what that means is that the mullet are running on Florida’s east coast.Oct 13th, 2025
Fishing for Sheepshead in South Carolina
There is something appealing about sheepshead. They are abundant, can be caught in lots of places without the need of a boat, offer a real angling challenge, put up an excellent fight, and make fine table fare, yet don’t get the credit they deserve. Dec 3rd, 2013
Big Trout Time Starts Now!
Early November is the perfect time to start targeting big trout as the make their move back to shallow feeding areas. Big trout time starts now!Nov 19th, 2013
PENN 6-Day Trip Aboard Searcher
The 25 anglers aboard Captain Art Taylor's "Searcher," out of Fisherman's Landing in San Diego during the late September 6-day Penn Fishing University excursion shared an extremely rare phenomenon that few anglers anywhere have seen; a "Mega-School" of yellowfin tuna. Nov 1st, 2013
South Florida Fishing is All Good!
Fishing in south Florida has been very good whether you have been above or below the waters’s surface. Spiny lobster season has been productive along the Florida Straits to the Keys. Strategies for lobster fishing are varied but include nighttime bully netting with lights and freediving with snares and gloves. Oct 9th, 2013
First Coast Flats Reds
Not too many years ago the idea of seeing and catching redfish on shallow flats in Northeast Florida made about as much sense as catching bonefish and permit along the First Coast. Since bonefish and permit are unavailable in this part of the state, getting redfish on the flats obviously made no sense either.Oct 5th, 2013