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Mobile Bay / Eastern Shore
Capt. Dan Kolenich May and early June is usually the best fishing for Specs and Reds on Mobile Bay until … May 21st, 2018
Orange Beach / Pensacola Inshore
Capt. Johnny Willis If you have ever wanted to try inshore fishing now is the time. The Speckled Trout, Redfish … May 21st, 2018
Offshore Report
By: Capt. Don McPherson June is here and so is great fishing. Red snapper season for federally permitted charter boats … May 21st, 2018
Diving Report: Why dive the Oriskany?
By: Kevin Freeland / Dive Pros With the fairly recent discovery of the HMS Hermmes off of Sri Lanka, there … May 21st, 2018
KAYAK REPORT
By: Benton Parrott Warmer days are here so get up early and get out on the bite. Suspending baits like … May 21st, 2018
Capt. Gray’s Fishing Forecast Feb 2017
We are still in a winter fishing pattern here around Dauphin Island which will continue until the water temps rise … Feb 1st, 2017EditorialsView More
Lionfish invasion…Let’s Fight Back!
The sport of spearfishing is governed by federal and state regulations, and we have the same size and creel limits as anglers. Spearfishing has been found to be the most environmentally friendly form of fishing due to being highly selective, having no by-catch, causing no habitat damage, nor creating stress or harm to protected endangered species. These facts prove a spearfisherman can harvest their catch without doing any harm to the reef, but can he actually help the health of the reef? Absolutely! The newest target species for us gulf coast hunters is the invasive lionfish. The last few years has seen an explosion in the local population of these beautiful, but extremely harmful fish. Aug 1st, 2013
The Gulf Coast Economy is driven by its Natural Resources
I admit it--I’m a big outdoor enthusiast. The happiest memories I have were spent enjoying nature and just feeling at peace surrounded by its beauty. Here in Alabama, we are blessed with an abundance of outdoor activities year round. Many of us in this area hunt, fish, bird watch or simply enjoy lounging at the beach. I think we all share a love for our outdoor hobbies, whatever they may be. But, we may not realize the tremendous economic impact these nature-based activities have on our local economy.Aug 1st, 2013
Hobie Mirage Islands: A New Way to Fish
Whoever said that sailing and hardcore off shore fishing are mutually exclusive sports? Hobie certainly did not. Enter the Hobie Mirage Tandem Island and Mirage Adventure Island. Pedal, paddle or sail them…they are human powered, no motor necessary. marlin, tuna, dorado… off shore pelagic fishing of any kind…the Island’s are a “New Way to Fish” from Hobie. The combination of the MirageDrive® pedal system, rudder, rollerfurling main sail, retracting akas and amas on each side and the hull design ensure a stable and fast ride and enable anglers to cover long distances at trolling speeds. Both boats are proudly made in the U.S.A.Aug 1st, 2013
TRAILER TIRES: TIPS & BEST PRACTICES
From a highway blowout to a flat tire on the launch ramp, trailer tire failure is an inconvenience that can be avoided. Use the correct tires, calculate the correct load and maintain the right inflation to avoid problems.Jul 1st, 2013Proper Planning is the Cornerstone to Success
As you may know, the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council recently held a series of public hearings to get feedback on their Draft Initial Comprehensive Plan: Restoring the Gulf Coast’s Ecosystem and Economy. The Restoration Council, as established in the RESTORE Act, has the monumental task of developing a plan to guide the spending of 60% of the Clean Water Act penalties from the BP Deepwater Horizon oil disaster.Jul 1st, 2013
Youtube Ready
Now that our short red snapper season has come and gone it is time to shift back into amberjack mode. These are the hardest fighting fish species that we target as spearfisherman. It is because of their strength they are called “Pez Fuerte” south of the border. In English it means “strong fish”! Jul 1st, 2013
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