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Top Topwater Tackle
When you get to the point where you actually fool a fish to come to the surface to inhale an artificial lure, you have reached the highest level of skill.
The Perfect Way To Fillet
Every blade-handy angler has their own techniques and tricks for peeling the perfect fillet off a fish. But anyone who …
Tune up for Makos on the Fly
It’s summertime, and that means mako sharks on the fly in southern California! If you ever get a chance to …
Learn To Kite Fish Like a Pro
There’s no denying the effectiveness of presenting lively, active baits on the surface for just about any predatory offshore species. …
Leaving Fish To Find Fish
By Mark Sosin Most of us are seldom satisfied. Picture those days when you are in the right spot and …
Winslow Homer’s “The Herring Net”
By Kevin McCarthy Winslow Homer’s “The Herring Net” As a fisherman in Florida, I’ve long been interested in fish-related subjects …
Fishing takes on many forms, and summertime brings on a favorite pastime… Scalloping!
Every year, Florida opens a recreational season to harvest these tasty mollusks from Port St. Joe on the north end of Florida’s Big Bend to Tarpon Springs on the south end. Scalloping with friends and family can be one of the most rewarding and enjoyable activities on the water. A mask, snorkel, some fins, a mesh bag and a dive flag are the basic things you need.
Brown Fish, Green Fish, Nice Fish, Mean Fish
Fishing on a diversified fishery brings moments of excitement along with utter disappointment. After recently fishing a Bassmaster College Series event on Cherokee Lake in Tennessee, the different habits of smallmouth bass, largemouth bass and spotted bass were made evident.
Florida Keys Elks Lodge’s 11th Annual Ladies Dolphin Tournament of the Florida Keys!
On June 7th with winds out of the east, ninety anglers boarded 30 boats for the Florida Keys Elks Lodge’s 11th Annual Ladies Dolphin TournamentThe Heavyweight Experience of Alaska Saltwater Fishing
Alaska saltwater fishing is not for the weak of arm or back. Halibut get big in Alaska; fish reaching weights of 400 pounds, and lengths of 9 feet long.
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