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  • Watch the Tides!Created: Fri May 16 02:27:58 2008
    Every time I head out from a boat ramp, I look at the tide situation and I tell myself – I need to do a piece on watching the tides…
  • I Still Smell the FlatsUpdated: Wed Apr 30 18:00:13 2008
    It is low tide in one of the myriad mangrove creeks accessible along the southwest Florida coast in Everglades National Park. It is a sight and smell I witnessed so many times that today I need onl…
  • Crankbaiting Rip Rap Reds - Fishing for RedfishUpdated: Tue Apr 29 00:03:58 2008
    Right now the red drum are active along the rocks, and they can be caught in a variety of ways. Anglers can use live shrimp under a deep float, or soak a blue crab bait on the bottom and catch som…
  • Splatter PolesUpdated: Mon Apr 28 23:56:35 2008
    The splatter polers I used to watch have long since gone, being replaced by commercial netters, and in Florida Bay, removed altogether since commercial fishing has been banned in most of the Bay. G…
  • All About Seatrout - Fishing for SeatroutUpdated: Sat Apr 19 13:11:36 2008
    Seatrout are members of the drum family – a distant relative to a redfish. There are several close varieties, including spotted seatrout, yellow mouth, sand, silver, and several varieties of …
  • Tide Runner SeatroutUpdated: Sat Apr 19 12:54:40 2008
    I was fishing with artificial lures on a mud and oyster flat at high tide. Normally I pick up a few what I call “tide runners”. These are usually really big fish that feed right at the …
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