Kingme, one of our avid fans and readers, sent me his recipe for redfish cooked on a charcoal grill. It sounds so good that I may try at home ... Read More

Surveys tell us that the spotted seatrout is the most sought after fish in many southern ocastal states. Seatrout are members of the drum family – a distant relative ... Read More

Fishing tackle by its very nature can include a whole variety of items. This is the part of your fishing “stuff” that is the most important. It’s what connects you ... Read More

Grouper are arguably the favorite bottom fish for most east coast anglers. They fight hard, grow big, and are some of the best table fare around. Here are ... Read More

Commercial fishermen used to catch seatrout in Florida Bay from old wooden skiffs using long cane poles. The habit of "splattering" the end of the pole in the water ... Read More

When you plan to fish a certain tide, you need to pay attention to more than the tidal current and the scheduled tide change. Wind from any direction can ... Read More

I fished the jetties at Mayport, Florida this last week, catching a limit of sheepshead and more oversized reds than my arms could handle! The arms hurt – but ... Read More

Jig Heads are the most versatile lure in your tackle box. You may argue that, but I catch the majority of my fish on some version of jig and ... Read More

Have you ever had someone try to teach you how to do something only to come to the realization that what he is teaching you is almost impossible? That's the ... Read More

Shad. When most Georgia anglers hear the word shad, they think of bait; they think of big catfish; and, they think of hybrids and bass. But, along the coast and ... Read More

Captain Adrain Watt from the Matava Gamefishing Resort in the Fiji Islands provides some tips that apply to any charter boat you may hire. Paying attention to these tips ... Read More