Often I’m asked, what’s the best rod for inshore fishing? There’s truly no one answer to this common question. It really depends on several factors such as lure selection/weight, target species, and sometimes even the cover or environment you are fishing. With so many possibilities to consider, it’s really hard to make sense of all [...]
Fishing Report- North Pinellas County, FL Kayak-Fishing

The good, the bad and the ugly described the conditions the past two weeks. Record heat gave way to record low temperatures. The benefit was a significant jump in the feeding activity of redfish and snook prior to the front’s arrival; the bad was the blustery conditions that 15 plus knot winds bring that lasted [...]
Playing the Arbuckle Slots
Written by Andy Whitcomb Playing the Slots at Arbuckle Lake “They’re not rock stars,” a navy blazer-wearing security guard told me when I asked about taking photos in the casino as he lead me to the congregation of professional anglers on the evening before the inaugural 2009 “Fish and Chips” tournament at the Riverwind Casino [...]
Snell it! It doesn’t stink…
A Different Spin on Spinner Baits
Most of us have used spinner baits for fresh water fishing at some point in our life. Then the “saltwater” spinner bait for redfish and other shallow water species came along. Most anglers have found that they work well for saltwater species. I have found that making a few changes to the spinner bait can [...]
Fishing Report – Tarpon Springs, FL
Fishing Report – Virginia Beach
Spotted trout – Action is heating up. Our fish are gorging themselves on mullet in preparation for their southern migration. Top water lures like Super Spook Jr.’s and Top Pups have been most productive during pre-dawn blitzes. After first light subsurface lures, jigs, and swim baits have been effective. Our trout season is just beginning [...]
Fishing Report – Tampa Bay

Snook – The Snook bite has been good through October, however as the water temperatures start dropping look for bite to pickup. You can still catch this wily sometimes unpredictable fish… you just need to look in different places depending on the water temperatures. When using greenbacks I’ll often cut the tail fins off to [...]
Don’t Tug on Superman’s Cape… Don’t Fish Into the Wind!
Stealthy Beginnings

No matter how you shake it, stealth is key for catching more fish. While the methods of being stealthy vary for different types of fishing and different types of skiffs, the end result is the same… if you want to catch more fish, they simply can’t know you are there. Every boat and every angler [...]






















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