When I start breaking down a new fishing area or even an old one that I haven’t fished in awhile I employ power fishing strategies to pattern the fish quickly. Let me explain power fishing … by definition it’s a technique that allows me to cover a great deal of water when I have no [...]
Win Some Cool Stuff! – Kayak Fishing Photo Contest
“Come Hell or High Water.” Knowing when to make adjustments.
The clients I had on the boat today have been my most faithful repeat clients over the past couple of years. They have chartered me 4-6 times per year each year for the past 3 years. And for whatever reason, each and every time they come, the conditions are just wrong for catching redfish. We’ve [...]
It’s a Beautiful Day for Fishing. Or is it?
Product Focus: Daiwa Coastal Zillion
During my history as a professional angler and guide I’ve had dozens of fishing reels from various manufacturer’s placed into my capable hands for field testing but the new Daiwa Coastal Zillion has gained my ultimate respect. I’ve been using this new saltwater low-profile bait casting reel for about five months now and it has [...]
Fishing Report-Wrightsville Beach, NC
Fishing Report: Kayak-fishing Tampa Bay

One word describes the formula for success around the Tampa Bay area the past ten days: Mobility. Record heat had the snook right back in the troughs and “warm water” areas in solid numbers. With wind and muddied up waters, the transition relocating fish from “summer to winter” areas is nearly complete. Trips to wide-open [...]
Casting Distance
Of all the questions I’m asked, the one that comes up most frequently is “What can I do to catch more fish?” And the answer to this question is relatively easy; improving your casting distance… it’s really that simple. Covering water quickly and efficiently with long probing casts is by far my best strategy for [...]
Are you a fish snob?
See this fish in the picture? I was fishing in a redfish tournament in Orange Beach Alabama when I caught this fish. Can you believe that once I realized that it wasn’t a redfish, I told my tournament partner that I was going to cut the line? Thankfully my tournament partner, Capt. Frank Jackson, wasn’t [...]
November Fishing Forecast – Northeast, Fl
For most people, November means turkey and stuffing but for us fishermen it’s officially “doormat” month. Traditionally November is a great time to target and catch big flounder. A live finger mullet or a big mud minnow rigged on a Slayer Inc. Destroyer jighead or the good ‘ol fish-finder rig is your best bet. Flounder [...]




















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