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A Green Turtle Cay Adventure: Jan. 20, 2006 Many offshore and flats anglers are all too aware of the excellent fishing that Abaco Island offers in the Bahamas. By Jan Maizler
Charter Captains Spring - Tip #1: Jan. 10, 2006 The start of the 2006 Lake Michigan Fishing Season is right around the corner and now is the time to think about early location and tackle. By Capt. Jim Hirt
How Do Fish Finders Work?: Jan. 7, 2006 Almost anyone can now afford to own a fish finder unit that will assist in a better fishing. By Andrei Loskoutov
Fishing for Winter Reds: Dec. 26, 2005 With the winter winds come cool breezy mornings. Down in the 10,000 Islands, the northerly winds create clear waters and ultra low tides for sight fishing. By Tim Legutki
 Fly Fishing's Accessible Hotspot, Puerto Rico: Dec. 8, 2005 Fly fishing for tarpon of all sizes continues to be a sport in growing demand for the traveling angler, as more and more people realize it is easier to schedule a fishing trip to Puerto Rico than to a foreign country. By Capt. Till Brauer
Roatan: A Triple-Win for Anglers: Nov. 5, 2005 Though I've flats fished from Abaco to Tahiti, I was always curious about Roatan as a unique, exotic, yet economically do-able estination for most flats fishermen. By Jan Maizler
Choosing and Using a Cast Net: Nov. 5, 2005 I’ll bet it’s not easy being a finger mullet. These little fish are chased by everything from bluefish to tarpon, along most of the Atlantic coast, around the tip of Florida, and into the Gulf of Mexico. By Joe Malat
Lake Pontchartrain - A Trophy Trout Lake!: Nov. 5, 2005 The biggest speckled trout caught in the state in the past 50 years--an 11.99 pound monster that took over second place in the state records... By Frank Davis
BIG SEAS GO AWAY: Oct. 10, 2005 Florida fishing tips and information resources - Fishing with a Daiichi Sabiki Rig By Capt. Jim Hammond
Hold Onto Your Pole: Oct. 7, 2005 A FISHING POEM - I bought this worthless old boat and fixed it up like new, to take my guests out charter fishing.... By Andy Harley
Hurricane Katrina Photographs August 30, 2005: Oct. 2, 2005 Some of the most dramatic impacts of Hurricane Katrina were seen along the Chandeleur Islands, the first line of defense from tropical storm damage for the coast of Louisiana. By USGS
Fishing Tip - Keep your fishing reel clean!: Sep. 23, 2005 There is no worse feeling than to have a big fish hooked, to be enjoying the fight of reeling it in, then having your equipment fail and the fish getting away. By Ben Young
A Fishing Tip - Fish Hate Aftershave: Sep. 23, 2005 When fishing wash your hands before handling baits, lures, or rigs because fish can smell oil, gas, and even after shave because....... By Ben Young
Fly Fishing For Fun!: Sep. 23, 2005 Some fly fisherman regard fly fishing as the holy grail of fishing. By Sammy Salmon
VHF Radio Your Offshore Lifesaver: Sep. 23, 2005 Article on how to use a VHF radio, how to set up your antenna,
how to use proper calls, what channel you should use, who needs a radio license and many other how to use a VHF radion information. By Jerry Labella
Surf-Time Awakening: Sep. 23, 2005 ....waist-deep water brought us to an abrupt, breathtaking revitalization, one of which only hard-core wadefishermen can relate to. By Jerry Labella
 Flounders in the Surf: Sep. 18, 2005 Let's have a quick look at the tackle and some of the techniques that will fool flounders in the surf. By Joe Malat
Loads of trout available between Grand Isle and Lafitte: Sep. 12, 2005 When my fishing team and I got back from our trip to Lafitte and Grand Isle this Thursday, we could tell everyone that without one iota of exaggeration we were up to our necks in thousands upon thousands of speckled trout all morning long. By Frank Davis
History of Float Plan Central: Sep. 12, 2005 A segment of the class included a discussion of the importance of preparing a float plan. By Vern A. Jansky, Flotilla 33-2, D8-WR
Fall Fishing Just Around the Corner: Sep. 7, 2005 Going forward during the fishing season, you’re apt to see very little in the way of fishing pressure on both the freshwater and saltwater scenes. By Lisa Moriguchi
The Saline Wedge: Sep. 3, 2005 Drought does affect the movement of fish in the estuarine environment By Timothy Kusherets
Fish Lake Pontchartrain in the shade!: Sep. 1, 2005 Fish Lake Pontchartrain in the shade? What shade? - Lake Pontchartrain is in New Orleans Louisiana that is held back by a levee system as New Orleans is below sea level. By Frank Davis
 Long Hot Days: Aug. 31, 2005 These hot temperatures have surely done something for the ocean fishing around these parts. We have had more sailfish than any of us can remember. By Captain Jim Hammond
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