Written by Cap. C.A. Richardson Every angler is looking for a tactical advantage over the game fish they are hunting; whether utilizing an ultra-quiet technical poling skiff, the latest long-distance casting set-up, or the application of some super bait that supposedly the fish never refuse. But often anglers ignore camouflaging themselves. Wearing clothing or head [...]
Fishing Report – Flamingo, ENP
September 30, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Written by Capt. Benny Blanco If you’ve spent any time on the water recently you are likely wondering the same as most of us… Where did all this water come from? Certainly, high water is not generally ideal for sight fishing, but how often do you have perfect conditions anyway? In the Park it led [...]
7 Tips for Taking Better Fish Photos
September 25, 2009 By Leave a Comment
I am not a professional photographer so I can’t teach you how to take photos that will be hanging in any art galleries any time soon, but what I can teach you is how to take pictures of your prized catch that will make your friends envious. When I first started fishing professionally, I didn’t [...]
Free Lure Package Giveaway!
September 25, 2009 By Leave a Comment
We’ve launched a new forum! http://www.b3fishing.com/board ! In an effort to get this ball rolling, our pro staff member, Capt. C.A. Richardson, is giving away a Mirr-O-Lure and Aqua Dream spoons package (courtesy of his sponsors). All you have to do for a chance to win is register on our forum and make one great [...]
Choosing the proper lure color.
September 24, 2009 By Leave a Comment
How critical is lure color when it comes to targeting inshore species? The answer is not so simple. Sometimes color plays a very minor role but most of the time it’s the difference between catching and just fishing. Here is my point. If you are fishing low-light or targeting a species jack crevalle that are [...]
Fishing Report – Tampa Bay
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Fishing Report – New Port Richey FL
September 11, 2009 By Leave a Comment
I love fishing for redfish. They are tough fighters and quite often willing participants in our fishing adventures. However, summertime can be very frustrating when targeting them here on the Suncoast. They seem to vanish at the drop of a hat and when you do have a good bead on their location they often seem [...]
Florida Summertime Bass Fishing Tips
September 8, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Even in Florida, bass capital of the world the summer season can be a difficult one for anglers in search of big bass. While August and September are the two hottest months of the season it doesn’t mean the fishing has to be any less exciting. Anglers that fish Northern lakes spend the summer chasing [...]
Beefing up your Plugs
September 2, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Why do I have to beef up my plugs, you ask? It’s really common sense. If you’ve ever tangled with a big snook or a hard-mouthed redfish around cover, then you know these fish can make a factory treble hook look like a severely strained paper clip in just a few moments. The stock hooks [...]
South Tampa Bay Fishing Outlook…
September 2, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Here’s what you can look forward to over the next couple of months while fishing the Tampa Bay area. Redish will start grouping up in big schools soon. Finding them should be relatively easy starting the first week of September. These big schools of reds are often full of over-slot fish that will often push [...]
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