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Destination Fish: Press Release
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Think catching one marlin or sailfish is a big deal? How about being with someone who has caught and released 25,000? Sport fishing Capt. Ron Hamlin completed the feat just a few months ago.
Hamlin, a veteran sportfishing captain, was recently named the top-tagging captain in the Pacific by the Billfish Foundation for an unprecedented 10th year in a row. He works exclusively out of the Pacific Fins Resort in Guatemala on the charter boat Captain Hook and has been instrumental in training other captains at the resort, who are nearly as prolific as Mr. Hamlin.
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The International Governors Cup Tournament (IGCT) makes its debut on October 28th in beautiful Cabo San Lucas, Baja Sur, Mexico. The event is the first sport-fishing tournament to be put on by the government of Baja Sur and promises to be a unique event.
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Bonus: Rig a deadly skirted ‘hoo in 30 seconds flat!
Ballyhoo are members of a group of fish known as halfbeaks, for their small, beak-like mouths. This popular baitfish is found outside the entire perimeter of Florida, but is most abundant in the near-coastal waters off the southern portion of the state, especially in the Florida Keys, where they are often seen schooling by the thousands.
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West coast anglers take advantage of another shot
I had my skiff under the power of the trolling motor. In the back of my mind, I made a mental note to start wearing my Levi s as the light Supplex slacks I was wearing were not quite enough to stave off the cool fall temperatures.
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"So, what's the big deal with catching a five pound fish in five inches of water?" If you have to ask, you've never been bonefishing.
"There he is...Nine o'clock...Twenty-five feet. Nice fish headed right for us. Cast...Cast"
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Captain's Kitchen
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This gentle method of cooking your favorite fish retains all of the gentle flavors from the fish on your plate. It is best to use fairly hearty fillets (one inch thick) from grouper, mutton snapper, cobia, or any other white meat flaky fish. Fresh dolphin or wahoo steaks will work equally as well. Perfectly poached fish is fairly simple to prepare and requires less than fifteen minutes of cooking.
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Women on the Water
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Hey guys! Yes, YOU! Does your wife or girlfriend despise the fact that you're always gone fishing? Does she continually ask you why fiddling with your tackle and gear is such a priority? Does she give you static about the amount of time you spend on the water? If you answered "Yes" to any of the above, I'll bet you wish you knew a simple way to get her off your back. Well, I do. It's called, "Let's go fishing!"
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Fishy Stories
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Trimming your nose hairs with fly-tying scissors is a very bad idea. Not that any experienced angler would ever use a specialized fishing tool for such a mundane task. Only a complete idiot would stick a very sharp pointed instrument up his nostrils to chop follicles. In fact, that's what my wife asked me when I walked out of the bathroom with the red-stained Kleenex on my nose - "Are you a complete idiot?"
Saltwater fishing and its necessary related gear have taken a harsh toll on my body. I have received puncture wounds, strains and sprains, compression injuries, etc. My knees and elbows have become a network of scab junctures. However, for you to fully understand the magnitude of my fishing injuries, I need to start my inspection anatomically from the ground up.
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Pro's Tips
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Wahoo are caught along around the entire coast of Florida, but are most abundant from Vero Beach to the Lower Florida Keys. Reason being; the southeast coast is bordered by endless miles of prime feeding grounds – sloping ledges and steep drop-offs within close proximity to the reef line and more importantly, within close proximity to an abundant food source. Fortunately, this makes targeting this savage killer both easy and economical.
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Boat Review
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Strike Yachts proudly unveils a new revolution in maximum fish-ability; The 37 Walk Around There are really only a few things in life that can actually satisfy an avid blue water fisherman’s personal demand for excellence. Over the years and one hull at a time, South Florida based Strike Yachts has managed to exceed that uncompromising level of expectation coming straight from the world's most discriminating anglers. For nearly three decades, the name Strike Yachts has been synonymous with legendary offshore fishing machines.
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The Rigging Station
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Whether you are a novice angler just getting your feet wet or a seasoned veteran with saltwater running through your veins, everyone who buys offshore tackle must eventually face the daunting task of trolling lure selection. It does not matter if you buy your gear at your local tackle shop or from your favorite catalog or online retailer; undoubtedly, you will be overwhelmed with the endless variety of trolling lure shapes, sizes and colors.
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