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Fly of the Month – Black Caddis Dry
During this month, many tailwater streams will begin to have black caddis buzzing around on warmer days. This is the fly you will want to be using.
Building a Better Mouse Trap
The first time I pulled a baby nutria out of a redfish’s belly was on November 10, 2007. My partner, Capt. Matt Tusa, did it again on the 28th.
Casting Distance: Power and Reel Settings
One of the first things any angler can improve to catch more fish without getting new gear is to increase his or her potential casting distance.
Cool Water Suspending
No matter where you are in North America, winter brings cold winds and sore throats to all. And the effect is even more brutal on fish than men.
An Autumn Sail Story
By Michael Landress: We blasted through the Boynton Inlet on the first full day of fall and set lines in …
Cold Water Crankin’ for Bass
If you’re the type to leave the comfort of a warm wife and bed early on a winter morning to go chase little green fish, then we have something in common.
Tackle Corner: Spruce Up And Super-Tune Your Reels
Tackle geeks have climbed high rungs of reel optimization for decades. Their basic game remains the same today: super-tune fishing reels.
Lump Season in Louisiana
Lump season in Venice, Louisiana is a special time of year. Some days you fight through the sharks and kingfish just to get a yellowfin tuna to eat your bait.
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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