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Posted on May 20, 2013 in
Short Strikes, inshore fishing, seatrout fishing, wade fishing, Gulf of Mexico fishing
How to fix that broken or puzzling inshore bite. Read More
Posted on May 13, 2013 in
Short Strikes, seatrout fishing, wade fishing, Gulf of Mexico fishing
Gulf of Mexico anglers in Texas and Louisiana are under siege by giant seatrout. Read More
Posted on Mar 12, 2013 in
Short Strikes, redfish fishing, seatrout fishing, wade fishing, Gulf of Mexico fishing
Same lures. Same spot. Why are they catching fish and you're not? Read More
Posted on Dec 13, 2012 in
Short Strikes, Gulf of Mexico fishing
Marinas are easily overlooked winter hot spots. Few fishermen give them a second thought, however, rest assured—they're fish magnets. Fish gravitate to marinas because: 1) they're deep; 2) there's ample structure; and 3) there's little or no fishing pressure. Read More
Posted on Sep 7, 2012 in
Short Strikes, Gulf of Mexico fishing
Abandoned oil rigs are a rich, environmental resource when “reefed.” Reefing is the practice of toppling these superstructures after subsequently plugging wells, decommissioning platforms, and blanking pipelines. Once sunk, the empty hull provides prime eco-habit for marine life.However, a quagmire of governmental red tape must be waded through, along with exorbitant fees footed to obtain permitting to reef rigs. In fact, of all the decommissioned rigs, somewhere around two-percent have actually made their way to the bottom — ultimately providing new aquatic sanctuary. Read More
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