An oxygen infusion system may be the solution to your baitfish nightmares.

All living things require oxygen for their very existence, fish are no exception. Unlike mammals, fish have to breathe in an extremely dense atmosphere, a function which consumes up to 20% of their total energy. With each gulp, seawater is fed through the fish’s gills where oxygen is extracted and diffused into the blood.

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Local pros and accomplished experts are eager to reveal precisely where to find your favorite species and exactly how to connect with ‘em.

Regardless if you’re a shallow water fanatic or hardcore blue-water guru, collectively anglers of all breeds have something in common, we all strive for knowledge. We read magazines, books and periodicals, and all of us are guilty of spending a Sunday morning every now & then closely studying Flip, Marc or Jim’s every move in the hopes of picking up a valuable tip or two.

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Go ahead and name the one topic that every boater at one time or another has been frustrated by. The answer will always be the same - anchoring. Regardless if you’re a near-shore bay fisherman or an offshore sinker-bouncer, the act of anchoring and all of its associated hardware – dubbed “ground tackle” - plays a huge roll in the game that we play. Without it, it would impossible for us to maintain our position over prime habitat where we’re able to put together such fine catches of tasty snapper, grouper and other highly desirable bottom dwellers

I knew it the second I put it out there. I knew that crazy color plug was going to get killed! If you’re anything like me, instinctively you look at a trolling lure and think to yourself, “Man, that thing looks too good not to get hit”. Well this thing looked wild. First of all it was like a foot long. It had this wicked neon paint job with two huge claw hooks that looked like they could hold a horse.

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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.

The majority of game fish size restrictions instituted by the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission nowadays require either a "Total Length" or "Fork Length" measurement, with the exception of billfish which call for a "Lower Jaw Fork" measurement.