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Plumbing the Depth: Jul. 3, 2009 One of the most important things to do before you begin to fish is to plumb the depth. In an eagerness to get their bait into the water this is often overlooked by both anglers new to the sport and experienced fishermen alike. Plumbing the depth should only take a few minutes and can often be the difference between a full keep net and an empty one. By Nigel Wharrier
 Fishing Years Gone By: Jan. 3, 2009 Many of us anglers these days can look back from the days we were kids and smile from all of the memories that we have. Those days may not be able to be relived, but these days are the days that we will never forget as we grow older. By Kevin Dahlke
 Flats Fishing the Western Caribbean Via Cruise Ship: Oct. 23, 2008 I was fortunate that Rod had secured the island’s top flats guides. Kevin Bodden would be guiding us on the remote rubble flats, while Perry Cooper would be guiding us for snook and tarpon in the interior mangrove shorelines of Calabash Bight.
Crappie Fishing Mistakes: Oct. 23, 2008 Most of us work full time jobs and when we go fishing it is our release on the constant stresses of life. I did some extensive research about crappie fishing and came up with the following common crappie fishing mistakes. By Mark Fleagle
 Spinner Shark Mania - Overlooked & Underfished: Oct. 21, 2008 If you are fishing for the right kind of Sharks, it is one heck of a sport for even the most avid angler. The all mighty Spinner Shark should be your number one target when Shark fishing if you want to test your angling skills and find out if your tackle is up to par. By Capt. Richie Lott
Cuba Fly Fishing: Aug. 24, 2008 You'll find some of the finest bonefishing in the world in the JDR. Since these flats are never commercialy fished, they are teeming with bones that average a solid four to six pounds. An angler has lots of opportunities daily for fish in the seven to nine pound class. By Avalon
Fishing, What It Means: Aug. 24, 2008 If one was to ask an angler what fishing means to them, they would probably get a different reason from each of those fishers. There are loads of reasons why we fish and when you sit down and think about it, every one of those reasons has a meaning and something behind them. By Kevin Dahlke
 Fishing for Fort Lauderdale Sailfish: Jul. 12, 2008 The Sailfish is one of the glamour species available to Fort Lauderdale charter fishing boats. The fact that we encounter the vast majority of them within two miles of shore makes them an accessible and often willing target species. By Captain Rick Brady
Virginia Beach Tuna Fishing? Go fly a kite!: May 22, 2008 Whether it is tuna fishing in Virginia Beach or some other region I know many of you diehard offshore tuna fishermen have spent hours if not days pouring over sea temperature charts and fishing reports trying to sort out where that elusive tuna bite is going to happen during the early and middle summer season.
 Why Not Soft Plastics: Feb. 7, 2008 It’s no secret that a jig and plastic combo is one of the most effective and versatile baits you can have in your box. By Ernest Miller
The Bountiful White Bucktail: Dec. 3, 2007 The white bucktail is basically some hairs tied to a jighead, which is the essence of simplicity itself. This lure has the striking white coloring that matches or mimics that vast majority of scaled baitfish around the world like minnows, shiners, whitebait, sardines, mullet, and balao. By Jan Stephen Maizler
Back from South Seas Island Resort: Nov. 13, 2007 There were huge quantities of minnows, whitebait, and mullet in the shallow Gulf. The area about a half-mile off the beach was full of predator species pursuing this bait. By Jan Stephen Maizler
Exuma Bonefishing: An Alluring Sport!: Nov. 13, 2007 Bonefish are some of the most elusive fish in the sea and can be a slippery prey to hook; however with a knowledgeable guide and a few tricks and know-how, hooking yourself a “bone” can be a truly satisfying and pleasurable experience. By Amanda Smith-Barrett
 Fishing Alaska - Affordable for Everyone: Nov. 12, 2007 Everybody fantasizes about the incredible fishing that they'll someday experience when their dream of fishing Alaska finally comes true. By Tim Stenros
Fishing River Run Salmon: Sep. 25, 2007 One of my favorite things to do is fishing for Salmon in the rivers.. Standing within 40 feet of a groups of 10 to 20 pound fish that are in one foot of water of less is a beautiful thing. By Ernest Miller
Optimized Angling Travel: Sep. 16, 2007 When travel-savvy anglers head to new destinations near or far, they're sure to have done their homework in a full assessment of that new fishing place.
Jungle Ulua Adventures: May 2007 Season Opener: Jul. 29, 2007 After the all night drive across Bali to the car ferry that takes you to Java, and then another 2 hours to that last fishing village before the National Park, we were ready to board Bobby’s speed boat. By Cyrus Boyum
Panama Big Game Fishing: Jul. 28, 2007 When our plans for peacock bass fishing in Venezuela in early 2003 were terminated by the political strife there, I was delighted to stumble across an Internet website for a new fishing camp on the Pacific coast of Panama. By Riley Love
Freshwater Fishing - Fishing Light Tackle: Jul. 28, 2007 When a fishing rod and fishing reel are balanced, the design of the two together will set in your hand without holding it. This is very pronounced when fly fisherman don't have balanced equipment. By Ernest Miller
Alabama Deep Sea Fishing for Red Snapper: Apr. 18, 2007 Gill and I both believe this would have been a state record. It was probably between 80 and 90 pounds. I had been in Costa Rica only six months prior and had a good comparison of size on big sailfish. By Captain Don McPherson
Big Tarpon Time!: Mar. 11, 2007 Springtime has definitely come to SOFLA and the tarpon push is on. The water in north and south Biscayne Bay has edged into the seventies, at least for now. By Jan Stephen Maizler
 Our 4th Alaska Fishing Lodge Experience - remote Lake Creek: Feb. 18, 2007 We made a quick trip to the market for supplies to replenish the pantry at the Alaska fishing lodge Jason now operates on Lake Creek, and we arrived at Rust's Alaska Flying Service on Lake Hood shortly before 5 p.m. with our four big duffel bags and five boxes of groceries. By Wendy Johnson
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