How To: Lures and Techniques For Spillway Snook
Throughout the year in South Florida waters, the fast moving current associated with spillways, weirs, dams and locks offer an extensive feeding ground for snook of all sizes. Offering a wide var...
How-To: Striped Bass Fishing in Canals and Channels from Shore #161
APPROACH Canals are great when you know fish are likely to be in the area. With such high volumes of water running by y...
How-To: Fishing Estuaries for Striped Bass from Shore #160
Estuaries are great for a lot of reasons. Approach: First step is to identify the direction of the tide. You want to fish on the side the tide is moving toward. Although this is a light tackle fi...
How-To: Jetty Casting for Stripers #159
Jetties are serious producers. Although they can be fished around the clock, they often produce best at night. The best jetties offer some sort of rip line and give you access to get behind some sa...
How-To: Shore Fishing on an Open Beach #158
Open Beach: There is often more than meets the eye at an open beach. Structure-wise, you have gradual drop-offs, fast drop-offs, sand bars, deep troughs, rocks and boulders. Approach: Work the sy...
How-To: Rip Fishing for Striped Bass From Shore #157
SHORELINE RIP Shoreline rips that occur around structure such as points are often great spots to find big fish on light tackle close to the beach. The best shoreline rips have some sort of mix or c...