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posted on Mar 28, 2011
Actually you can find some excellent Real Estae deals in that area these days.
Other than Islamorada, Port Solerno is my favorite fishing port in FL.
An hour N of there is Sabastion which also has excellent fishing .
Bert
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posted on Mar 27, 2011
For weather and variety of fishing the Keys or the Treasure coast of FL.
For the best fishing the Outer Banks of NC
Bert
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posted on Mar 26, 2011
My question is, what the hell are you going to do with it?
Bert
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posted on Mar 25, 2011
Just another day in the life.
Thanks Marty
Bert
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posted on Mar 24, 2011
It's an interesting discussion. Walking the docks in OC I would say it's 50/50 with the mates there.
I like the swivel rigs myself and rig mine through the v on the top jaw (same spot where the pin comes out on a pin rig).
Bert
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posted on Mar 24, 2011
It's been a long time since I was there, but tarpon used to roll all over that basin starting about this time of year.
Bert
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posted on Mar 22, 2011
It depends on what the fish are doing. Live ballyhoo is SOP in the keys but if you need to cover more territory trolling dead ones is the way to go. And nakeds with circle hooks are best.
Bert
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posted on Mar 21, 2011
Jigging rods are perfect to double as bottom fishing rigs.
I have a Torium 30 paired with a Star Stellar Lite jgging rod,it's perfect for groupers and snappers.
Bert
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posted on Mar 21, 2011
When pomps are in the intercoastal areas of Fl look for them on the edge of the navigational channels in 4 to 10 feet of water. Sometimes running just outside of the channel (know your water and the manatee zones) you will see them actually skipping in your boat wake. If you do, shut down and fi ...
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posted on Mar 20, 2011
I just finished reading the article in this month's SF Mag on the S. Atlantic snapper and grouper regs. How long must this insanity go on?
Bert Rodgers
