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Green Means Go Crazy Throwing a light on the end of your dock to attract fish is no new trick and folks have been doing it since the invention of the lantern. But, there... Read More | |
Sniff Out the Cheese Bottom for Summer Grouper Summer is a great time to target red grouper. Water temperatures will be climbing into the mid- to upper-80s and the shallow water grouper bite will be slow at best.... Read More | |
Feelin' Hot Hot Hot! And that's putting it mildly when describing Florida's summertime, sweltering weather. Just walk outside anytime after the sun comes up and it feels like someone just threw a hot, wet... Read More | |
Fishin' in Hot Water: A Hot Water Game Plan with a Shotgun Approach Catching limits of grouper for everybody on the boat during hot summer days doesn't happen for me very often. Grouper fishing in shallow water gets tough once the water temperature... Read More | |
Summertime Slamming In Santa Rosa Sound Santa Rosa Sound is a pristine body of water found in the panhandle running parallel between Highway 98 and some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The sound... Read More | |
Cobia Big Easies "I'd sure like to catch a cobia. I've been trying for several years, but I've only caught a few shorts." I hear that several times each summer and I don't... Read More | |
Prepare to go BIG Big Fish can Mean Big Problems to the Unprepared Kayak FishermanKayak fishing is probably the most exhilarating, heart-pounding way of taking large game fish imaginable. Nothing, and I mean nothing,... Read More | |
Murky Waters A long time ago, an eye glass chain aired a radio ad that said, "You may not need glasses, but you do need to know." That phrase came to mind... Read More | |
Silver King Jimmy Rodrigue paced the dock impatiently as the sun broke free from the Apalachicola horizon. The temperature already neared 80°F. It was going to be brutally hot and Ricky was... Read More | |
The Swordfish and the Mako On February 22, 2005, we decided to put a crew together for a swordfish trip on a 35-foot Predator, named Tsunami. The crew included my brother Greg Dunn, my father... Read More | |
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