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Jan72021 by Captain Louie ArgiroNo Comments

Crystal River, Florida: The Epicenter of Inshore Fishing

Along Florida's nature coast lies Crystal River, Florida. A coastal town along the Gulf Of Mexico. This area is home to an expansive inshore estuary system that is spring-fed. Alongside, there is direct access to the Gulf of Mexico, deep channels, grass flats, oyster bars, mangrove islands, and brackish water rivers. This combination makes for some of the best fishing in the state of Florida. Year-Round Fishing Regardless of the season, there are numerous trophy status and bucket-list fish to target in Crystal River. This species list spans from Seatrout to Tarpon, with many surprises in-between. The Inshore Slam Along this part of the coast, anglers looking for the inshore slam or inshore grand slam can find their target species. This species list includes: • Tarpon • Snook • R

May152020 by Instruments ReviewNo Comments

The Ultimate Saltwater Fishing Tips

Fishing, Saltwater Fishing

Saltwater is the best for fishing. Fish that live in saltwater are generally much bigger. Plus, there’s a surplus amount of them in these water bodies. This means you get a greater chance of catching fish in saltwater. Because of these reasons, people tend to fish a lot in saltwater. The most common fishing zones are ocean shores and salty lakes. However, it takes a lot of skill to catch fish here. Fish reside much deeper in saltwater. Also, there is a lot of water to fish in. Experts in saltwater fishing take years to get their expertise. But don’t worry. We have you covered. Almost all expert fish finders use well-established tips for saltwater fishing. Here are those few tips to become expert saltwater fishers. 1. Use the bait properly A common error is that people don’t use the

Apr292020 by Crazy Boat LoversNo Comments

How to Choose a Fishing Kayak

Fishing, Freshwater Fishing, Saltwater Fishing

It is tough to pick up the perfect piece from the tons of fishing kayak for a beginner and other paddlers who basically do kayaking seasonally. You are now reading this article. It means, probably you also want to know how to choose a fishing kayak to get one of the best pieces. Right? Well… Though it is tedious to find out the perfect fishing kayak, you will be able to select your perfect piece easily by following some ways. This article is going to show you some effective ways of choosing the best fishing kayak you are looking for. The steps are the following: WHERE TO USE There are different sorts of the fishing kayak depending on where you want to fish. Considering the environment you need to choose a kayak, you must pick up the right one! For fishing on the lake or small r

Apr222020 by Mavi81No Comments

Be Aware of Square Waves While Fishing From a Boat

Fishing, Saltwater Fishing

Fishing is considered to be among the most popular hobbies that exist. It is usually a great experience to go fishing. It is calming, quiet, peaceful yet exciting and thrilling. But along with all the fun, there are certain things to take care of before going fishing since there is the wild and unpredictable sea involved in it. People usually prefer fishing from a boat and not very far out into the sea as it increases the risk. But people who do go deep into the sea must be aware of the square waves that might hit them as they are highly risky. The square waves in the ocean or sea are experienced at the cross point where the waves generated by the wind form non-parallel wave systems and collide against each other. When the two opposing waves are thrashed towards each other it cr

Feb172020 by Sam ButcherNo Comments

What makes a good trolling boat battery?

Fishing, Freshwater Fishing, Saltwater Fishing

When buying a trolling boat battery you need to make sure you are getting the best value for money, and a battery that is going to last you long enough. Running out of juice before you are finished fishing is shall we say, less than ideal. But what makes a good trolling boat battery? This article answers that in detail and much more: Dual-purpose or deep cycle: When picking a battery you need one capable of lasting the entire time you are out there. You cant use your boat starter battery, you will need a separate one just for the trolling motor. The reason dual purpose or deep cycle batteries are so ideal is that they are constantly slowly releasing energy over time, giving you long very periods of small amounts of power. If you were to use your boat's normal starter battery, you...

May92019 by Greg SmithNo Comments

Tarpon Fishing and Catching The Elusive Silver King – Megalops Atlanticus

Fishing, Saltwater Fishing

If you have ever had the privilege of hooking up on a big tarpon then you know the exhilaration and thrill of testing yourself in battle against one of the most sought after gamefish in the world. This distinction is easy to see at first glance as the tarpon starts a series of spectacular acrobatic leaps in the air that will have your heart pounding, your rod bending and your drag screaming. You better hold on! Since the tarpon's habitat is so close to the shoreline, fishermen of all types and skill levels can catch them. They can be caught from jetties, passes, docks, bridges, beaches, piers and rivers. Tarpon can be caught while using many types of tackle, rods, baits, lures and rigs either while fishing from a boat, canoe, kayak or walking and wading from the shoreline as t...

May72019 by Richard P ChudyNo Comments

Cabo Sport Fishing is Like a Box of Chocolates

Fishing, Saltwater Fishing

As Forrest Gump would say, you never know what you're going to get. Not too many things get me more excited than the prospect of hooking and landing big fish. The mere thought of setting the hook on a 300 pound marlin, hearing the scream of thedrag as the fish pulls off line and watching the acrobatic leaps that follow really gets my heart pumping. Fortunatelyfor me, a two and a half hour flight and a 30-minute drive is all it takes to find myself in the "billfish capital of the world". What more can a sport fisherman ask for? Well, for starters, variety. Just like biting into a randomly selected piece of chocolate, when you set out the trolling lures here in Los Cabos in search of the next big one, you just don't know what it will be. Different seasons bring different possib...

May62019 by Frank FaldoNo Comments

Saltwater Fishing Tips

Fishing, Saltwater Fishing

Get Rid Of Sharks Sharks buggin' you? To get rid of them pour some fish blood on a paper towel or newspaper and roll it into a ball. Toss it overboard and the sharks will follow it with the current. Many anglers move much too quickly from spot to spot. Many times a hot spot is passed right over. Don't just cast out a couple times and move on - probe it thoroughly from the deepest point right up to the most shallow. Try at least two different lures/bait. Fishing on the perimeter Always try the edges of the perimeter first, instead of plopping your bait or lure into the middle. If you do hook a fish in the middle, it will scare the others away, but if you "milk" the edges of the perimeter first, you can later move into the unsuspecting ones in the middle. Surf fishing ...

May62019 by Cary HannaNo Comments

School for Sailfishing

Fishing, Saltwater Fishing

Gorgeous, acrobatic, and lit-up, Sailfish rank as the # 1 sporty catch of south Florida. But there is a lot involved in the catch and release of these sought after game fish, after all their not the best table fare. How much vacuum packed smoked Sailfish can you eat? So what's involved in catching the Sailfish? What kind of bait? What is the best rod and reel set-up? What are some of the techniques to use on the water? Let's start out and learn from the end result and work our way to the beginning. The fact is Sailfish fight their heart out, displaying themselves in full view acrobatics over and over again. Did you ever run the 100 yard dash in high school? What happened when you finished? If you were like me, you stood there with your head between your knees and tried to catc...

Apr192019 by Lauren LivingstonNo Comments

Panama Fishing – Coiba Island & Hannibal Banks

Fishing, Saltwater Fishing

Coiba Island Located off the Pacific Coast of Panama, Coiba Island is part of the province of Veraguas and the district of Montijo. At 503 square kilometers (194 square miles), Coiba Island is the largest island in all of Central America. Coiba was originally home to the Cacique Indian tribe until Spanish settlement and conquest circa 1560. The island remained largely uninhabited until 1919, when authorities built a penal colony on the island. The colony was known and feared for its brutality and was finally closed in 2004. The entire island was declared a national park in 1992. In 2005, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) declared Coiba Island a world heritage site. Coiba's isolation and lack of development has led to the evolut...