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Into the Storm

By Caitlyn Gatrell Have you ever tried dancing in the rain? How about fishing? While it may not sound like …

Dog Days of August

By: Capt. Dave Stephens As we slide into August the fishery has been very good. There is a lot of …

The Ultimate Mahi Mahi Pasta

By: Jessica Hendrie Looking for a new, fun way to cook your catch? Well, look no further than here! This …

From the Captains...

Grass + Mullet = Redfish

 By Joe Sheaffer Where can we find Redfish? Many of my friends and fellow anglers ask that question quite often. …

Stellar Fishing

By: Capt. Billy Norris The bite has continued to be productive both offshore and inshore.  It’s that time of year …

Sanibel & Captiva

By: Mike Hammond With such great locations such as Tarpon Bay and Wildlife Drive on Sanibel, it’s no wonder that …

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Missouri Bass Fishing with Landon Ingram

By: Captain Terry Fisher Once a year I travel to St. Louis, Missouri to spend time with the family and …

August Heats Up

By: Capt. Bart Marx August in Southwest Florida and things are heating up. By now most of the large schools of …

Kayak Fishing

By: Dan Carns As I write this article my fishing buddies from Vermont and I are in the middle of …

Fort Myers Fishing & Outdoor Articles

Leave Problems at the Dock

By: Capt. Tim Ramsey   Over the years, I’ve found that the issues of life can get in your head …

Chasing Tarpon

By: Capt. Bart Marx The tarpon that have traveled from the Caribbean to Boca Grande Pass should be close to …

Castnets and Livewells

By: Capt. Bart Marx The waters have warmed up nicely and the bait has moved into the local waters and …