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Alabama Deep Sea Fishing in the Fall and Winter: Oct. 25, 2006 Alabama Deep Sea Fishing can be great in the fall and winter. You can expect to catch a variety of fish on the longer trips. Some of the fish may include red grouper, gag grouper, scamp, vermillion snapper, white snapper, triggerfish and amberjack. By Captain Don McPherson
Angling to Save Sharks: Oct. 3, 2006 Shark fishermen in Baja, Mexico are saving sharks by bringing sporties out to catch big fish like Tuna, Dorado and Wahoo. By Paul Ahuja
Record Catfish Caught on Handmade Plug Lure: Oct. 1, 2006 Allthough this amazing catch took place at the river wesser in Germany which is a long way from Thailand, the Lure that enticed this monster was Hand made in Chiang Mai by Mangofishing Ltd. By Nathan James
Space Coast Fishing Bonanza: Sep. 17, 2006 Fitting in this fishing trip was a bit like people squeezing in the subway - a bit of pushing, shoving, and rearranging, but generally leading to "all hands on deck." By Jan Maizler
A British Columbia Fishing Adventure: Sep. 17, 2006 The plans to fish the fabulous rivers and streams of British Columbia with Professional Angling Guide Clint Goyette of Valley Fishing Guides were long in the making. By Jan Stephen Maizler
Sorry Charlie: Jul. 14, 2006 Yellowfin Tuna Fishing How-To For Small-Boat Owners. Yellowfin Tuna Fishing Isn't Just For the Big Boys. More and more small-boat owners are heading to the blue water battle grounds. By Jerry LaBella
When Traveling Flats Anglers Use Outfitters: Jul. 5, 2006 One phrase that serves as an important guide for traveling flats anglers that use an outfitting service is, " to thine ownself, be true." By Jan Stephen Maizler
Fishing Pontchartrain Under the Bridge: Jun. 15, 2006 Wanna do some fishing this weekend? Wanna catch a bunch of fish? But you don't wanna fish in the sun? Well, you solve that dilemma by launching into Lake Pontchartrain, heading over toward the Twin Spans on the South side, and anchoring under the bridge. By Frank Davis
Fly Fishing for Trout - Casting or Hunting: May 1, 2006 Fly fishing has far more in common with hunting than it does with other forms of fishing. This is because trout are such a timid creature and are so easily spooked. By Wayne Smith
Pier Fishing: May 1, 2006 There are many advantages and disadvantages to pier fishing. If you do not have a boat, pier fishing is the next best alternative. By Joshua
Atlantic Croaker: Apr. 5, 2006 Atlantic croakers (croaker): species profile, where, when, and how to fish and catch. The future of the of this tasty species may be in jeopardy ! By Jerry LaBella
Big Grouper off the Alabama Gulf Coast: Apr. 5, 2006 Many people across the country are well aware of Alabama having some of the very best Red Snapper fishing around the world. By Captain Don McPherson
What Happened to Weakfish?: Apr. 5, 2006 Large Gray Trout have all but disappeared from angler's favorite fishing holes in most reions of the East Coast. By Richen Brame
Angler of Two Faces: Mar. 30, 2006 For the Coast Guard, he's an asset that we would have a hard time doing without. His area knowledge is invaluable to me." -Senior Chief Ernest Mellow of the Venice, Louisiana, Coast Guard By Jerry LaBella
Milkfish on a Fly: Mar. 12, 2006 One of the exciting prospects of being a fly fisher is taking new species, developing new or modifying existing fly patterns to suit local conditions and situation. The spectrum is almost unlimited, Bait fish, Crabs, Shrimps, Weed, Insects and the list goes on. By Craig Jenkins
A Day on the Wenlock River: Mar. 12, 2006 Only an hour drive north of Weipa is Gloughs Landing on the banks of the Wenlock River. Although I have fished the Wenlock on many occasions over the years, it's still a mysterious river holding secrets that only time on the river can unlock. By Craig Jenkins
Fishing Charters Milwaukee May and June Presentation Tips #7: Mar. 12, 2006 Lake Michigan Fishing Tips #7 and #8 This time period provides great action on Brown trout, Chinooks, Coho and Rainbows. Browns, at this time of the year, will come on similar presentations, lures and locations as I described in the last articles. By Captain Jim Hirt
Charter Fishing Milwaukee Lake Michigan: Mar. 12, 2006 Lure set ups TIP #4 - What we are looking for is the right color, size and lure action that will get your target species to strike. By Capt. Jim Hirt
The Day of the 67 Pound Cobia: Mar. 5, 2006 A few minutes later he says he thought he saw a Cobia swim by and about that time, down goes his cork, quiet as you please. Seconds later this very large Cobia swims up to the top (not knowing that he was 'hooked' yet). By Captain Jake Herrin
Fishing for Huge Alaskan Halibut: Feb. 8, 2006 I am sure many of you have dreamed of a fishing trip for huge Alaskan halibut. On this particular adventure we will take you to Alaska where we will be fishing for those HUGE Halibut of Alaska. By Captain Ray Kelly
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