I have long held that a proper game fish is one that brings satisfaction to the angler, and has less to do with what some esteemed body has decided than a fish that gives a good fight. Enter the Jack Crevalle. Scott Hamilton seems to be of the same mind…. Ed
From Reel-Time.com
By Capt. Scott [...]
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It’s As Much Like Hunting As Fishing
From Florida Council, FFF Newsletter
by David Lambert
Redfish in the Cordgrass – Just the Tip Of A Blue Edged Tail Often Tells of A Feeding Fish
Late-summer and fall are incredibly productive seasons for backcountry anglers in North Florida. Trout at night. Low tide flounder. Rolling tarpon. And perhaps best of [...]
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Declining stocks and threat of extinction justify moratorium
From Fly Fishing in Salt Waters
By Capt. John McMurray
Atlantic bluefin tuna are the new hip fish to target with a fly rod, and for good reason. They get big, are extremely strong and are one of the fastest fish in the sea. I speak from experience that there [...]
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