Fishing Guide

  When it comes to fishing, the right water temperature is key to a successful outing. In general, most fish species prefer water temperatures between 50 and 65 degrees Fahrenheit. However, there are a few exceptions. Cold-water fish like trout and salmon prefer colder water, while warm-water fish like bass and catfish prefer warmer water. It's important to consider the water temperature when choosing a fishing spot . If the water is too cold, you may not be able to find any fish in that particular area. Conversely, if the water is too warm, some fish species may be less active and harder to catch. If you're not sure what the water temperature is, you can check with a local bait shop or fishing guide. They should be able to tell you what the water temperature is in your area and recommend the best fishing spots for the current conditions. To get the most out of your fishing trip, it's important to match the right bait and tackle with the right water temperature. For example...

  Kayaks are a great way to get out and enjoy the water, but they can be expensive. If you're new to kayaking, it can be difficult to know where to start when looking for a kayak. In this article, we'll give you some tips on how to buy a kayak for beginners . First, you need to decide what type of kayak you want. There are a few different types of kayaks, including recreational kayaks, fishing kayaks, and whitewater kayaks. Recreational kayaks are the most popular type of kayak and are perfect for beginners. They are easy to control and relatively stable, making them ideal for calm waters. Fishing kayaks are designed for fishing, and they come with features like rod holders and storage compartments. Whitewater kayaks are designed for navigating rough water. Once you've decided on the type of kayak you want, you need to decide on the size. Kayaks come in a variety of sizes, so you need to choose one that is the right fit for you. When choosing a kayak, consider your height, ...

      With the weather heating up it is time to find some fishing action in Southwest Florida. There are a few options when it comes to catching fish this summer, but there is no doubt that jacks will be on everyone's hot list. Catch Jack Crevalles are true predators and eat just about anything they can get in their mouths. They feed voraciously on crabs, shrimp, squid, small fishes and even birds. A key component in catching these fish is to make sure your bait reflects this diverse appetite. 3-inch finger mullet rigged 3 ways: Full credit: Capt. Anthony Salerno From freshwater rivers where they can be found in abundance during the summer months to the bays and estuaries, jacks are one of Florida's most abundant inshore gamefish. While they can be caught in very shallow areas, finding them deep is not difficult. Most anglers will troll off the back of a boat using downriggers with slow trolling motor or a fishing pier with a windlass to get their baits down deep. B...

  I'm going to be sharing with you some information on how to choose the right fishing reel for jack crevalles and discuss how I made my decision. I hope this helps answer your questions and gets you closer to finding that perfect fishing reel. First of all, not all big game reels are suited for catching Jack Crevalle . You may have heard of other articles that recommend you should use a reel having 50lb line capacity, but the truth is, I'm not used to this way of thinking. The other day I went fishing with my friend who owns the boat and he was using a 250 size Shimano Tekota. He has been using this for years so I was curious as to why he chose this reel for monster jack. I tried using the same reel and it worked well, so I asked him his reasoning. He said that "It's not about how big your fishing reel is, but the line capacity of the level wind". Due to my lack of knowledge on this subject at that time, I thought this was a fair enough explanation. The more I d...

  Inshore fly fishing for Bonefish is a challenging and challenging way to fish. Bonefish can be found from the shallow water just off shore, but usually they are running in about three feet of water or less. In this part of Florida that means that you can find them around mangrove islands as well as beaches and flats. It is also a good idea to fish around sea-grape trees as these provide great ambush cover for the fish. Inshore bonefish are usually feeding on shrimp, crabs and small fish as well as sea-worms and other smaller crustaceans. This makes them a fairly easy fish to attract with the right lures. Yet, to actually hook them can be quite a challenge. The key is to find the fish and then entice them into biting your lure or fly. Bonefish like lots of action and will usually only take a lure that has the appearance of life such as swimming or moving very fast, which many lures do not. The other thing you should look for in a good bonefish lure is bright colors. Bonefish are ...