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Improving Cast Distance: Thumbing your Reel, a Lost Art
Getting the most distance out of your equipment will take a little finesse on your part. We’ve all gone through the challenging act of learning how to cast a level wind baitcast reel; some of us as early as seven years old and others a little more recently.
Winter and Early Springtime Bass Fishing
Seasons for catching bass come and go. Of the seasons, there is not one that I enjoy any more than early springtime. Tight lines and good luck!
Pancho the YouTube Sensation
Got to see this Sea Lion! Watch a 35 pound Dorado get stolen out of the chef’s hands during the filming of our new show Chef on the Water.
Focus on the Front
Here in the Southeastern part of the country we do not experience traditional winters. What we do see are a series of cold fronts. They usually begin around Thanksgiving and commence sometime around Spring Training.
Fish with a Friend, Find a Mentor, and Go to Trade Shows
Fishing with a friend is one of the greatest joys when out on the water. You can share the exciting experiences of your catches!
Vertical Jigging for Winter Fishing
Whether you are freshwater winter fishing a southern coastal area or spots where a snowmobile is standard in the driveway, fish go deep in the winter.
Southern River Muskies – Where the Hunt Never Stops
While musky fishing continues to gain popularity, northern states continue to garner the press for the top musky destinations and rightfully so.
Venting tool requirement removed in Gulf waters
Soon Florida anglers will no longer be required to have and use a venting tool when fishing for reef fish in Gulf of Mexico state waters.
Dream Weaver Wins $26K At Skippers Dockside Tournament
Skippers Dockside Restaurant, in Key Largo, hosted the 8th Annual Skippers Dolphin Tournament with sixty nine teams made up of 270 anglers competing for over $80,000 in cash plus amazing trophies from King Sailfish Mounts.
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