What runs like a greyhound, fights like a cornered hog, and can be found up and down the east coast beaches this month? If you guessed king mackerel - big ... Read More

Garmin has put a lot of product in a small package. The GPS 12 is arguably the most popular hand held GPS unit. It comes with a nice array of ... Read More

We all get the urge every now and then, either to buy our first boat, or to trade the one we already have. That urge normally falls right in a ... Read More

I grew up in Key West from age seven to age ten. I tell you this because it is pertinent to understanding some of this story. You see, a kid ... Read More

Catching dungeness crab on the Oregon coast is a year-round sport in the estuaries, coastal rivers and tidal bays. In the ocean, crab season is closed from August 15th through ... Read More

We headed out yesterday in a bit of a haze. The wind had not picked up, and the fog from the night before held on over the water. We were ... Read More

This is a very nice compilation of stories, essays and even some poems all about fishing with your father. When I was asked to contribute some of my work ... Read More

Groups such as the Save the Manatee club, along with eighteen other environmental and conservation groups sued the Federal government, Humane Society, and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to ... Read More

Now is the time to begin seeing the flounder as they move inland from their winter offshore homes. Miles of intracoastal waterways, tidal creek shorelines and flats can be found ... Read More

Most of us are not lucky enough to be able to do what we love to do every day of the week, every day of the year. How would you ... Read More

A full moon in June, July and August is just what many South Florida fishermen wait for. That full moon is the time the Cubera snapper move from their depth ... Read More

The bluefish! Now there is a fighter from the word go! These voracious feeders can either ruin your day or make it, depending on your expectations. Fishing for bluefish is ... Read More

Today, technology has given the taxidermist an edge. And this edge is helping to preserve our world wide fishery for future generations. Most of the taxidermists today specialize in fiberglass ... Read More

"Eight-weights come here to die," said Captain Lee as we boarded his eighteen foot Boston Whaler Outrage aptly named "Gottafly". "They just don't have enough backbone for that last thirty ... Read More