Offshore fishing continues to be good. Kingfish, mahi, sailfish and tuna are the common catches. Look for wahoo bites to pick up around the full moons in the coming months. Running baits on a downrigger anywhere from 60-80’ below surface will help in your quest to land a wahoo.Treasure CoastJun 23rd, 2015
One of the key mistakes where I see novice kayak anglers making a mistake is with their anchoring methods. Traditional anchors do have their place, but aren't necessarily the best plan. Traditional anchors can be clumsy and noisy to deploy. Stakeout poles tend to be the best method because it's fast and stealthy.Guest ColumnistApr 29th, 2015
The spring bait run of mullet and glass minnows is starting to look good. The pompano fishing is pretty good on the beach and so-so inside the river. Dolphin have been a good bet offshore with the normal spring run of these guys. Sailfish as well have and will be in good numbers in May.Brian NelliApr 27th, 2015
Experts from the South Florida kayak fishing community will share their tips and best practices for hooking and landing more fish. From rigging the kayaks to choosing the right lure, these professional anglers will share it all in this one-day event.Editorial StaffMar 19th, 2015
The cooler nights are beginning to roll in pushing the bugs out and making for some perfect camping weather. Kayak camping can be very rewarding but also difficult if you don’t properly prepare, here are a few tips to make your next trip a success.Guest ColumnistJan 7th, 2015
Fishing from a kayak gives me more of an opportunity to recognize the finer details of my surroundings without alerting the prey I’m chasing. These finer details are sometimes the difference between catching quality fish and leaving frustrated and empty-handed.Treasure CoastNov 19th, 2014