AS SEEN IN THE MARCH/APRIL 2007 ISSUE

"Finding and catching gray tilefish is like playing a game of cat and mouse. The trick is pinpointing their preferred habitat, and then effectively presenting baits directly into the colony some 500 feet below. Make the right moves, and you’ll be rewarded with the most delicate fillets you’ll ever sink your teeth into."
- Chris Young

AS SEEN IN THE MARCH/APRIL 2007 ISSUE

Feature Editorial

For resident and visiting Gulf Coast anglers, spotted seatrout are the perfect spring pastime.

AS SEEN IN THE MARCH/APRIL 2007 ISSUE

Shore-side shark fishing is quickly gaining popularity. If you’re like me and have an attraction to big fish with big teeth, there is simply no other way to target, capture and interact so directly with these magnificent animals. Read on and decide for yourself if big-game beach fishing is for you.

AS SEEN IN THE MARCH/APRIL 2007 ISSUE

A glimpse of what is new in yak fishing
“Have you noticed all the kayak racks on cars nowadays?” asked Captain Jason Le Valley as he pointed to another passing SUV with a fishing kayak on the roof. We were peering out the front window of a Cape Coral tackle shop that caters to kayak anglers. Both of us agree that this is one aspect to our sport that is a perfect fit for the South Florida lifestyle and one that is definitely here to stay!