Rare are the days I feel comfortable going offshore in the winter but upon awakening one recent morning the weather man had called it right.  Light winds less than 10 knots and with that I called and woke a friend at 6:30am and asked if he wanted to go fishing.  The next hour was a rush to prepare … [Read more...]

Thrashing and slashing kingfish, huge schools of Spanish mackeral, packs of hungry snook, big schools of redfish and easy to catch speckled trout cloud my mind this month.  My angling style is generally about action.  I am not a purist except on the day I go fishing.  If I choose to go after … [Read more...]

Tarpon migrations to southwest Florida reach a pinnacle in May that lead to mindful addictions that can last a lifetime - Specifically Tarpon Fever.  The silver king is aptly named because few fish have the fighting power and stamina that a tarpon does.  Add to that searing runs with reel drags that … [Read more...]