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The following was posted by Capt. Scott Hughes on the Florida Sportsman Southwest Florida forum. The comment came in response to a debate over an article published on BocaBeacon.com written by David Futch. The article appears in the January issue of Pirate Coast Magazine and is reprinted with permission. There are two posts here. And [...]
Gulf Council votes on new red snapper regulations: total catch increased, but recreational seasons could be shortest ever.
To thousands of loyal anglers, he was Capt. Mel, the voice of the Gulf Coast fishing scene. For 25 years, every Saturday morning on WFLA-AM 970, the man with the golden voice talked about everything from trout to tides.
Seminars offered during the Florida Sportsman Fishing and Boat Show at the Lee Civic Center this weekend. Seminar schedules are the same both days.
Captain Jim Hobales of Caught Lookin Fishing Charters has been having plenty of action from tarpon, snapper and grouper around Haulover Inlet and Government Cut. The best baits have been free-lined live shrimp and Gulp shrimp fished on a jig head.
The feeling hit me pretty strong. It might have been just after the December blizzard that buried Cape Cod. It might have been New Year's Eve in western Maine, as I shoveled out my fishing camp ahead of the evening's festivities.
By KATE SPINNER For many visitors, a trip to Florida is as much about catching grouper in the Gulf of Mexico as a day at the beach or Disney World. But new restrictions aimed at saving the popular fish could deal a severe blow to the $229 million recreational grouper fishing industry.
Biloxi charter boat owner Mike Moore is hoping Saints fans will want to add a couple of days of sport fishing to their Super Bowl experience and boost his business.
Captain Richard Burson of Rufishingyet Charters out of Key Largo reported anchoring and chumming on the patch reefs and fishing with live shrimp, pilchards and pinfish on the bottom has been producing a lot of action from yellowtail and mangrove snappers, gag, black and red groupers, Spanish and cero mackerel and sharks.
Ft Lauderdale, Miami, Light Tackle Fishing