For shallow-water warriors, zeroing in on wintertime’s warm-water hideouts produces solid numbers of lazy lunkers. Read on and see how you, too, can get in on the hot bite!

One of the greatest things about living in Florida is that anglers have the privilege of fishing the entire year in relative comfort, including the dead of winter. However, the word “dead” definitely doesn’t apply to the winter action along Florida’s inshore waterways.

An exclusive interview with South Florida’s leading tournament sailfish captain – Miss Britt’s Ray Rosher.

If you’re entering a South Florida sailfish tournament anytime in the near future and you run into Captain Ray Rosher and his A-team at the Captain’s Party, you better pray.

Does NOAA Really Know?

The National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, (NOAA) is a division of the United States Department of Commerce. NOAA enriches life through science. The organization reaches from the surface of the sun to the deepest depths of the ocean as they strive to keep citizens informed of the constantly changing environment around them.

In Preparation of Landing your First Monster Tarpon on Fly, Florida Keys Shallow‑Water Sharks Eagerly Provide Novice Fly‑Fishers With Plenty of Excitement And Plenty of Valuable Fish‑Fighting Skills.

An In-Depth Guide to Fishing Cork

We’ve all fished with a popping cork at one time or another, and whether you call it a bobber, float or simply a cork, these devices are extremely efficient at triggering and signaling strikes. More importantly for inshore anglers, they effectively control the depth your offering is being presented at.

Mission Objective: Investigate & Reveal

Of all the gear, gadgets and garments manufactured in Florida, which together combine to enhance our sport fishing experiences, none are as vital to our crew as the very product that you are currently reading. Because of this, we have decided to conclude our 2008 Made in Florida series with an in-depth look at the production of Florida Sport Fishing.

Considering a career as a professional fishing guide? Here are a few things you should know…

Contrary to popular belief, professional fishing guides are only human. They are a group of anglers with a passion for fishing, and like with any other group of individuals, there are all kinds of personalities. In my particular case, I feel fortunate to have met and worked with some of the best guides during my time as Secretary/Treasurer with the Florida Guides Association.

Bonefish Bliss in the Southern Bahamas

The Bahamian Archipelago has long been renowned as a world-class angling destination, and its close proximity to Florida makes it an ideal location for anglers in search of red-hot bonefishing. The “gray-ghosts” of the flats as they are commonly referred to, are notorious for being extremely wary.

The Bay Point Invitational Billfish Tournament made history July 9-13 as 47 boats headed offshore to compete in the first major all-release billfish tournament on the Gulf Coast. The highly anticipated event welcomed more than 10,000 attendees to the Bay Point Marina to enjoy the live entertainment, local food, sponsor displays and of course, the Friday and Saturday night weigh-ins. In its 25th year, the tournament raised $30,000 for the St. Joe Community Foundation, The Billfish Foundation, Anchorage Children’s Home and the Bay County Sheriff’s Office Junior Deputy & Explorer Program.