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Taming Tidal Bass

Learn the details of daily water fluctuations for maximum opportunity.

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Wiggly worm wisdom

Of all the baits available to freshwater anglers, few have launched more fishing careers (casual or pro) than earthworms. Widely available and easy to use, these wiggly ground dwellers define “simplicity,” as you need nothing...

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Appetizers before the main course

Jumpstart the action by offering a round of samples that appeal to a fish's nose and tummy.

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Cranking rocks for success

With the water temperature at 45 degrees, no wind, and bluebird skies, we had to adapt our strategy to uncover the perfect formula for catching bass.

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Double trouble

Twin Brothers Reflect on Redfish Tournament Career

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Tiny forms equal big ice fishing opportunity

Adapting to winter's icy grip, savvy anglers embrace the 'slow and small' mantra, turning tiny lures like Northland’s Pin Fry into big opportunities beneath the frozen surface.

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Surf fishing: The ultimate saltwater starting point 

A lot of folks rise early to watch the sun emerge from the sea, but have you ever seen a long rod bend into that gilded glow as a tight line razors through wave tops? Such eye candy defines the ambient appeal of the ultimate saltwater gateway — surf fishing.

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Redfish tips from top tier tournament anglers

They’re part beauty, part brawn, and 100% capable of bending your rod and capturing your heart.

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How we caught fish right before a major hurricane

Just days before Hurricane Helene will hit, we landed trout and nearly a big redfish, taking advantage of the late summer feeding frenzy in the Big Bend area.

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How to make canal connections

Drop off the main drag and you’ll often find your downtown side streets harboring some of the city’s best hole-in-the-wall diners and eclectic boutiques. Canals hold similar appeal, as they...