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SOSIN’S LAW
“Look at the bend in that rod,” my friend shouted excitedly as the soft tip scribed an arc almost to …
Line Retrieval and Recycling Programs Aren’t Just For The Birds
By Renee Wilson Fishing line has evolved greatly over the years. With so many options available, like monofilament, fluorocarbon, braided …
Freshwater Lines Improve, But No Major Changes
If we all had a wish list for freshwater fishing, it would be for the thinnest lines with the maximum …
Fly Fishing for Tarpon
By Capt. Pier Milito Time and accuracy (quick and accurate) are two components that can make it or break it …
Gear Considerations
Imagine a bathtub of water 1500 miles across.
A Passion for Life and Fishing
The legendary fisherman was tragically taken from us when his single-engine, kit plane crashed into a field off the runway just after takeoff.
Are Past Sailfish Conservation Efforts Now Paying Dividends For The Bahamas?
Growing up and fishing in South Florida, I remember seeing old photos of proud anglers, and while driving down A1A to the charter boat docks, seeing sailfish hanging upside down on the catch-board back at the docks.
Blue, Black or Yellowfin Tuna: Pick Your Color!
By Will Cathey: January through March off the Outer Banks of North Carolina offers anglers a chance to catch bluefin, …
Speeches Repeats as Bonanza Champ
Captain Pete Speeches of Scarborough, ME and the crew of Backstabber, brought a giant bluefin to the scale weighing 719 pounds to win the Third Annual Casco Bay Bluefin Bonanza and the coveted Casco Bay Cup, their second consecutive victory.
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