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  • The Hills are Alive

    Amid Barren Seafloor, Isolated Seamounts Provide Epic Encounters

    October 17, 2018

    From backcountry to blue water, the islands that make up the Florida Keys yield access to some of the most productive fisheries in world. Among the most popularized venues near this historic island chain are the numerous offshore seamounts, locally known as the humps. In contrast to the sloping continental shelf that’s largely devoid of life, these deep water structures ... Read More

  • Party Boat Policies

    What You Need to Know About Long-Range Headboat Fishing

    October 2, 2018

    At the most basic level, party boat operations run a daily schedule of excursions, departing and returning midday, then heading out again after a quick turnaround to capitalize on the afternoon bite. Some even include a nighttime trip to the lineup. However, the truth is without breaking speed records to and from the grounds, these trips provide limited time and limited ca... Read More

  • Chopping Block

    Tips for Maximizing Yield of Fresh Wahoo

    August 10, 2018

    With a focus on the future of fishing, and many anglers adapting to widespread catch and release practices, heading out for a day on the water is no longer solely about filling the box. However, some pelagic species are targeted strictly for their prized flesh. Wahoo are big game targets that are never to be released and when you’re given the chance to swing the gaff, th... Read More

  • Bait Wars: Flying Fish

    Mission Objective INVESTIGATE & REVEAL

    May 15, 2017

    With countless natural and artificial offerings available to Florida anglers, and numerous different baits effective for various species across a wide array of venues, we wanted to take a closer look at the options and share the benefits of each offering in a head-to-head competition. As Bait Wars progresses, readers may be surprised to learn there are scenarios when an ar... Read More

  • Stitching for Success

    Local Pros Reveal Their Favorite Daytime Swordfish Baits

    May 15, 2017

    Over the years not many pelagic species have undergone such intense angling pressure as swordfish, yet through sustainable and restricted commercial and recreational harvesting the once depleted fishery is now thriving. On any given day anglers along the southern coast of Florida can head offshore and stand a good chance at battling the worst tempered and most combative ga... Read More

  • Trollers Guild

    Top Tips for Hooking Sails in the Troll

    May 11, 2017

    Most don't realize how lucky we are to live where others vacation, but the true locals are fully aware of the world-class fisheries that make the Sunshine State so special. The influx of snowbirds escaping winter’s harsh grasp and the summertime scare of unpredictable tropical cyclones surely aren’t admirable traits to be exploited by the tourism board, but those in th... Read More

  • Lost At Sea

    You Can Survive

    May 11, 2017

    The sequence of events that led to the situation you face isn’t going to change anything at this point. The only thing that matters is that you are now stranded in the open ocean and fighting for your life.For all of us who spend time on the water, even the thought of being lost at sea is terrifying, however don’t panic, YOU CAN SURVIVE! By taking the necessary... Read More

  • A Day in the Fields

    Picking Strawberries Off Bahamian Reefs

    May 11, 2017

    If you like emerald water loaded with life and a tropical vibe, The Bahamas is the place to be and be seen. Florida anglers residing along the southeast coast are truly fortunate to have such a fantastic fishery a mere 50- to 70-miles away where both pelagic and demersal species abound. Although our so-called winter season is around the corner and the coming months bring t... Read More

  • Sneak Attack

    An Unconventional Approach For Bagging Headboat 'Hoo

    May 11, 2017

    Along the Gulf Coast of Florida, headboats depart from nearly every major port on an assortment of trips targeting a variety of species. The goal with most half- and full-day trips ranging from 4- to 12-hours is to put paying passengers on decent catches of snapper and grouper along with other assorted bottom dwellers, with the occasional king mackerel and dolphinfish also... Read More

  • Coast-To-Coast

    Could a Pacific Weather Pattern Influence Florida's Sailfish Migration?

    May 11, 2017

    Here in Florida, we’re familiar with the clusters of thunderstorms coming off Africa that turn into the tropical depressions finding their way across the Atlantic Ocean, but on the West Coast of the United States anglers have been focused on a historic El Niño event that’s been driving warmer than average water temperatures to their local waters. While El Niño provi... Read More

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