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

Trout and redfish are another good bet right now. Fish generally will be moving into deeper holes, canals and warmer ...

Get out and fish before wind, drop in temps invade our area - Read this weeks Fishing News from Anna Maria Island, Florida ...

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

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Use live shrimp or small crabs for bait. Snapper: Mangrove snapper and lane snapper are plentiful around reefs and wrecks. Use light tackle and small pieces of shrimp for bait. Kingfish ...

Live bait or large jigs are effective. Hogfish: Hogfish are biting well in depths of 40-80 feet. Use live shrimp or small crabs for bait. Snapper: Mangrove snapper and lane snapper are plentiful ...

When a part-time guide’s single outboard gave out during a half-day red snapper trip, my cousin and two other anglers aboard ran out of ... of monohulls in the 23- to 26-foot range has made them some ...

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 ...