Fishing News (updated daily from about.com)
Commenting on Tournaments
I picked up the Sunday paper this weekend, and as I usually do, I turned immediately to the sports section, more specifically, the outdoors page. Each Sunday our Outdoors Editor...
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Catch Illegal Red Snapper Haul
Folks, this is not an unusual occurrence, and it's not just in Louisiana. Do you wonder why we all suffer smaller bag limits and restrictions? Read on:
From KALB...
I Still Smell the Flats
I still smell the flats. I can see the mud at low tide, glistening in the midday sun. Small spikes from mangrove seeds dot the brown mud, and a long-legged,...
Casting to a Tailing Redfish
There are many anglers who claim to never have seen a tailing redfish. I think it turns out that these anglers may have actually seen some, but just didn’t know...
Springtime Beach Bonanza
It’s springtime up and down the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, and redfish are migrating from their winter haunts on near shore wrecks and reefs. They are moving into the passes...
Bluefish and Mackerel
In the spring, bluefish and Spanish mackerel begin making their way north up the easy coast of the United States. From Florida to New York, over time they will come...
Reds on a Flood Tide
Ah, spring! This is the time that flowers bloom, animals are amorous and most important to me, the flood tides occur. Spring flood tides are an annual occurrence caused by...
Tide Runner Seatrout
I was fishing with artificial lures on a mud and oyster flat at high tide. Normally I pick up a few of what I call “tide runners”. These are usually...
Congressmen Alerted on Clean Boating Act of 2008
Recreational Boating and Anglers Threatened with Burdensome EPA Permits
From the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation comes this latest news:
Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Chair, Barbara Boxer (D-CA) and Senator Bill Nelson...
Snapper in the Turtle Grass
Back went the rod as Jim set the hook. Zing went the drag as a very nice mangrove snapper ran forty yards of line off the reel. Then it was...
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