To gain that “feel” when fishing, nothing beats on-the-water experience. However, there are a few basic foundations on which to build upon.

One of our contributors suggests a slip-float rig and some math skills. Go deep for trout, drum and even inshore pompano.

This week, Prime Video unleashes the latest chilling instalments from The Rig, as it sets sail on a brand new season packed with mystery and supernatural twists. Binge-watchers can now devour all ...

But no too long ago we saw promise of some more power-efficient—and therefore also more thermally efficient—PCIe 5.0 SSDs, and if our Zak Storey's Corsair MP700 Elite 2 TB review is anything ...

They protect your eyes from stray hooks and exposure to UV rays, and they drastically improve your ability to see fish. Landing a cow. Bajio sunglasses cut through the glare and ease eye strain.

A star rating of 3 out of 5. The crew of the Kinloch Bravo are back in The Rig season 2, and the enemy has never been more clear. Following a devastating tsunami at the end of season 1 ...

As it announced the end of the season ADCNR said that “2024 red snapper fishing landings for private anglers and state licensed commercial party boats will be approximately 570,000 pounds.” ...

Residential canals also hold a lot of fish, the deeper water a safe haven for chilly species like trout, reds, sheepshead and snapper. Live shrimp is the go-to bait in these conditions ... a heavier ...

Plus, with both fishing piers on the north end of the island being out of operation ... He says, using live shrimp combined with a knocker rig is resulting in numerous species, including mangrove ...

The term zombie fish was first coined by Kaipara Harbour recreational fisher Sam Erickson in May, who caught snapper so sick he thought they were “like the walking dead”. Symptoms include ...

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This is our last Scales and Tales for 2024 and also the first winter (monthly) version for this winter. Fishing has slowed, maybe more from fewer fishermen being on the water, but there have been some ...