Fishing Guide

  What is the best time to catch grouper ? This question has been asked countless times by anglers all over Florida. There are three primary species of groupers that are heavily targeted by anglers throughout the state - red, gag and black. However many people don't realize that each one of these species have different habitat preferences or behaviors which could affect when and where they can be found. Below we will take a look at the habits and habitats of these three species so you'll know exactly when to catch grouper! Red Grouper The red grouper, also known as the bourbon or pinky, is one of Florida's most popular seafood delicacies. The largest red grouper recorded in Florida was caught in 1969 off of Dania Beach and weighed an astonishing 204 lbs. Red grouper is found throughout the Gulf of Mexico, most commonly between Sarasota in the north all the way down to Key West in the south. They are also found in abundance around patch reefs, oyster bars, bridge pilings and...

  If you are a fishing enthusiast, then there is good news for you because now you can fish from the comfort of your home. All that is required is to find an online store that offers competitive prices on materials and obtainable supplies. This will allow you obtain fine fares directly to your doorstep. One such item that has gained immense popularity among the fishermen of today is fishing line for kingfish . The reels are now available in abundance online, so you can find the one that best suits your needs. If you are not sure about what to look for when buying a fishing reel , then read on to know more information on the same. Once you have acquired good knowledge on these items, then you can purchase these reels confidently. Some of the things that you need to know when looking for fishing line for kingfish are as follows: - Fishing line Spool size  This aspect is very important because if the spools are not sized properly, then it will be difficult for them to fit on you...

  Minnesota is one of the greatest ices fishing states in America. It has several public ice fishing areas which are easy to access. You can go to Lake Mille Lacs or Leech Lake for a good time of ice fishing. Another great spot in Minnesota is Lake Vermillion. This lake offers an abundance of perch, panfish and several other species which you'll surely enjoy catching during the winter season! Wisconsin is another popular fishing destination especially when it comes to ice fishing. Though it requires a little money, you'll have the chance to catch fish like Crappies, Pickerels and Breams. A good spot for ice fishing in Wisconsin is Lake Winnebago where you can rent indoor shelters overnight which are very affordable. Don't forget your ice auger when visiting this place! You can also try ice fishing at Lake Champlain in Vermont. You'll definitely enjoy the experience if you visit this lake because it has a very relaxing atmosphere, not to mention that there are several g...

It seems like everyone who fishes has their own favorite fishing knot to use when attaching line to hooks, lures and swivels. It is important to know which knot you should use for the specific lure or hook that you are using. Not all knots are created equal--some will hold your weight better than others while some knots slip easily and don't hold as well. The Rapala Knot is one of the preferred b ounding knots for many anglers and is an excellent choice if you want a knot that holds and does not slip. How To Tie A Rapala Knot: The Rapala Knot has been designed to provide you with the ability to attach your fishing line to your hook, lure or swivel and still allow for a quick release. Note: The whipping knot shown at the beginning of this article is not considered a part of the Rapala Knot. Note: The whipping knot shown at the beginning of this article is not considered a part of the Rapala Knot.  Rapala Knot Instructions: After you have made your connection to the hook, lure...

  This is a question that I get asked all the time. And don’t get me wrong, swordfish are probably one of the most fun and exciting game fish out there to catch on rod and reel while you are saltwater fishing. However, they can also be one of the most frustrating to hook in terms of fighting them and landing them. So in this article I will try to give you some tips on how to catch swordfish when you are deep-sea fishing so that it can be more enjoyable for you. One thing is for sure, when it comes to fighting swordfish on a conventional reel you will need a heavy duty, thick diameter line. You don’t want your line to break when the swordfish takes off on you and runs for 30 minutes straight before finally tiring out. It has been my experience that 60lb test monofilament is perfect for stand up gear fishing to catch swordfish. If you are using conventional gear then you should be using 80lb test monofilament. The thicker line will give your drag more bite which in return will give...