Capt Preston with Capt Chad Peterek Guide Services in Port O’Conner, TX got Isaac on his personal best trout today (and safely released)…30 1/8″ – 8 3/4 lbs! Congrats, guys! These guides catch MONSTER trout and redfish!
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Amazing Eagle pic by James C Geddes. You can purchase this print by James here for as little as $4.65: http://fineartamerica.com/featured/eagle-on-ice-james-geddes.html Bald Eagles are mainly brown with a white head and tail. You may be wondering why they’re called BALD Eagles
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What’s a Linesider you ask? Sometimes only a photo can describe…THIS is a Linesider snook. Capt. Billy Alstrom with Suncoast Fishing Charters specializes in inshore and nearshore fishing from Tampa Bay to the north to Sarasota Bay to the south and
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Absolutely gorgeous Tarpon capture and quick, safe release by Tom Pastors in Bonita Springs, Florida. Sometimes when the sun hits those scales just right, it’s a glorious sight!
The single most successful tip you can follow when fishing in Florida is choosing to fish on an incoming or outgoing tide. This one variable is the Florida fishing secret most guides and tourney fishermen plan their day around. Simply
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Amazing capture out by Anclote Key, Florida by Robbie Wenrich of a LETHAL aerial attack by a Bald Eagle. Nice work, Robbie!
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If you are in the Tampa area, give Bryon Chamberlin is a terrific guide out of Tampa, Florida. If you are looking to catch fish while on vacation or are new to the area check him out at http://www.barbedsteel.com/ Here is a beautiful
Bryon Chamberlin poling for bonefish. Read More »
The Egret Baits Jighead & Wedgetail in their new Bone Mo-Flash color is producing amazing results for Jerry McBride on some HUGE snook in the Mosquito Lagoon in Florida when matched with outgoing or incoming tides. Get your Snook Decals, Hats and Shirts here: http://www.skifflife.com/store/ A
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Did you know that fishing on the incoming or outgoing tide significantly raises your chances of finding active, feeding fish? The reason for this is that the movement of tides help circulate potential food into the current and sets up
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Photos by Michael Clancy Alaska’s waters are known for holding some of the largest halibut on the planet. Any 200- to 300-pound class fish can be classified as a “barn door,” but rarely do you ever see the hallowed 400-pound
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