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Kayak Fishing: Husband vs. Wife at the Gambler Lures Kayak Tournament
Wendy Biles signs her husband Mike up for his first kayak tournament, the free Gambler Lures event on Lake Toho. He leads early, but her late 6-pounder takes first place.
Kayak Fishing: Put Your Forward Facing Sonar in Perspective Mode
Keeping a forward facing sonar beam on fish is tough from a rocking kayak. Seth Taylor explains how perspective mode's top-down view helps him find bass and crappie in shallow water and grass.
Bass Nation Kayak Tournament Recap with Pro-Angler, Amy Brown
Orange Lake Produces Giants When I heard that Orange Lake would be the location for our championship, I thought, “Well, …
Kayak Fishing: Falling Pressure and the Post-Hurricane Bite
Why do Florida anglers go fishing when a hurricane is coming? Wendy Biles explains how falling barometric pressure triggers the bite, and where she found big bass after Hurricane Milton.
Kayak Fishing: Getting Ready for Tournament Season
Kayak bass clubs kick off their tournament seasons in September. Wendy Biles shares the four things she handles well in advance: learning the rules, budgeting, organizing her tackle, and packing the required gear.
Fishing Central St. Johns River
Central St. Johns River We’re hoping to continue our Speckled Perch season throughout the month of March. We’ve already have …
Fishing Report: Central St. Johns
Central St. Johns February might be the peak month for speckled perch (Crappie) this season. Recently we have seen bigger …
Lake Monroe, Lake Jessup & Lake Harney Fishing Report: Sept 2014
Water levels are up. Hot days get cooled by afternoon showers. Fish are behaving in their summertime patterns and back to school means the golf courses and fishing holes are less frequented for a few weeks.
Central St John’s River Fishing Report & Forecast: Sept. 2014
We are having record hot weather over here on Florida’s most famous river, and it looks like September will hold more of the same. But not to worry, fish early and late or straight through day for some real good catches of largemouth bass or Bluegill and Bream.
Central St. Johns River Fishing Report: August 2014
August is no doubt one of the hottest months of the year! That being said, it is important to start out early. The first 3 to 4 hours after sun up are going to be the most productive time during the day. Once it starts getting hot bass will retreat to deeper cooler water and the St. Johns River is a great place to find largemouth bass.Read the Current Issue
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