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  • Swordfishing in South Florida  By : John Doe
    Southeast Florida Swordfishing - "Purple Fever"Once you have your tackle ready to go, let us describe a typical drift out in South Florida's Gulf Stream. We are basing this drift using 4 lines.
  • Spinnerbait Fishing Tactics for Spotted Bay Bass  By : John Doe
    Like most fishermen my age I originally learned about spinnerbait fishing for largemouth bass with my Dad. My class room was the back of an aluminum rental boat drifting the brush flats and rocky points of Irvine Lake in Orange County and Lake Cachuma in Santa Barbara, CA.
  • Catch More Fish - The American Way  By : John Doe
    These are busy times we live in. Running a full time business, having a five and a half year old daughter, and becoming the world's most prominent "fish bloggering idiot"--has certainly cut into my fishing time.
  • Further North to Alaska  By : John Doe
    With the excitement of my first trip to Alaska still fresh and percolating in my mind, I can hardly keep from telling fishing friends and aquaintances of my ensuing trip. As you would well expect, it draws different and varied responses from those that I tell.
  • North to Alaska  By : John Doe
    For many fishermen Alaska is the ultimate "mecca" of fishing. Early childhood dreams of Salmon choked rivers and Bears of every shape and size basking in the sun, their bellys full of fish- and the occasional "slow" fisherman- help to fuel the vision that is Alaska. The north country.
  • Organization is Key to Successful Fishing  By : John Doe
    Talk to a professional angler like Kevin Schweder(2003 PWT Rookie of the Year), and you will quickly find out that organization is a major part of their game plan.
  • Social Robotic Fish in Fish Farms  By : John Doe
    We have a problem in our fish farms, especially Salmon. You see for 500 plus million years the Salmon spawn up river and then swim down to the ocean grow real big and swim all the way back and lay their eggs. It is a great cycle indeed. It works for them and very well.
  • Eel And Eelskin Lures  By : John Doe
    Eel and eelskin lures are used mostly in saltwater to catch such fish as striped bass, bluefish, snook, and marlin. The most difficult part about making eel and eelskin lures will often be obtaining the eels themselves.
  • Saltwater Fly Fishing in Washington State  By : John Doe
    When most people think of saltwater fly fishing their minds drift to tropical climates and fish species such as tarpon and bonefish.
  • Marine News Fall 2004 - Endangered and Threatened in Florida  By : John Doe
    Our oceans are home to many marine mammals, fish, turtles, corals and others. The delicate balance between man and the ocean is constantly being challenged by the demands of our society. Most of our planet is covered by water, a necessary ingredient of human life.
  • Fishing for Salmon? Do You Know the Different Salmon Species?  By : John Doe
    Did you know that there are five species of Pacific salmon and one species of Atlantic salmon? Further, did you know that all 5 species of Pacific salmon run wild in Alaska?We're proud of our wild salmon here in Alaska, and rightly so.
  • Colorado Fly Fishing - Bait Huckin vs. Fly Fishin  By : John Doe
    It was one of those fishing trips. You know, everyone catches fish but you, you loose six or eight of your most expensive streamers, it rains buckets, and you sink the boat. That's right; I got skunked at Steamboat Lake over Memorial weekend.
  • Tarpon Fishing and Catching The Elusive Silver King - Megalops Atlanticus  By : John Doe
    If you have ever had the priviledge 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.
  • Fly Fishing the Tide Rips for Coho Salmon off the Northwest Tip of Washington State  By : John Doe
    Tide rips are one of the most common areas to fly fish for salmon at Neah Bay. I'm addicted to fly fishing tide rips for coho salmon in the saltwater. The stronger the current and the rougher the water, the more I love it.
  • Fly Fishing for Saltwater Salmon with Surface Flies  By : John Doe
    One of the greatest thrills in Pacific Northwest fly fishing is bringing large anadramous fish to a surface fly. While surface fishing in the saltwater is not as popular as subsurface fly fishing, feeding saltwater coho salmon will take a popper quite aggressively.
  • Tips To Getting Sponsored For Fishing Tournaments  By : John Doe
    One of the most important steps in getting sponsored to fish tournaments (whether you fish for bass, walleye, crappie, musky, redfish, marlin, etc. ) is to focus on what YOU CAN DO for your sponsor not what your sponsor can do for you.
  • Care And Repair Of Fishing Lures  By : John Doe
    Making fishing lures may be easy for the seasoned do-it-yourself angler. But the maintenance of these lures is just as important to ensure a tip-top condition.
  • Fishing on Your Pontoon Boat  By : John Doe
    Fishing on your pontoon boat can be both a relaxing and fun experience. Fishing from a pontoon boat can much more enjoyable than fishing on other smaller vessels.
  • How Do You Bring The Freshest Fish to The Table?  By : John Doe
    Fish is one of earth's natural wonders and has satisfied our palates since the beginning of man. Their flesh is light and delicate, lean and is packed with protein, the anti-oxidant vitamin E and omega-3 fatty acids.
  • Ever Said: We Should Have Caught Bass By Now?  By : John Doe
    Have you ever been on a lake and thought to yourself or said to your fishing partner, "We should have caught some fish by now"? Well, maybe it's time to downsize. One reason to downsize is when the bass are going through the stages between spawn and postspawn like they are now in Ohio.
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