High relief or slight relief, gamefish love ledges. If you bottom fish offshore, you know about ledges. Ledges are golden if you are a snapper or grouper fan. ... (READ IT)

Keep your precious cargo safe and secure. For short trips to the local boat ramp, stow those rods in your skiff at the house and you’ll save time launching. ... (READ IT)

Handheld VHF radios get small.
VHF marine radio may be aging technology, but it’s not dead. ... (READ IT)

Stripers are duped by a Slug-Go’s real eel appeal. Whenever I break out a big jerkbait, without fail, my fishing partner or customer always asks, “Isn’t this thing sort of on the big side?” ... (READ IT)

Image-stabilized binoculars open up worlds of potential for inshore anglers. Binoculars have long been part of our game. ... (READ IT)

Single-hook spoons are go-to fish-catchers in the shallows. With each turn of the reel handle, the rodtip pulsated as if it had a life of its own. ... (READ IT)

If the Intracoastal Waterway is Main Street, there are three stop signs you should never run. ... (READ IT)

PUT A NEW SPIN ON YOUR REDFISHING. The wobbling, golden flashing blade of my spinnerbait humped up an impressive wake as it cut a path over the submerged grass. ... (READ IT)

Carry your kicker with you. I’ll admit to a love-hate relationship with portable outboards. On one hand, the little kickers have allowed me to get into some wonderful spots. ... (READ IT)

Tips and tactics to take sheepshead on fly. I have been poling for hours in search of redfish in the warming shallows and have yet to see even the first sign of life. ... (READ IT)