Late Winter Kayak Fishing on the Space Coast
As an angler, it can be easy here on the Space Coast to dislike the month of February; and this is even more true for kayak anglers in our area. Continuous cold fronts and associated winds seem unrelenting and those “nice” days tend to always fall during the week leaving not much for the weekend warriors.
Miley Marine Surveying
When you are purchasing your next vessel be sure to protect yourself and your investment with a marine survey from Miley Marine Surveying & Consulting.
Falcon Boats
Have you heard the expression “two hulls are better than one”? If not, well, now you have. Catamarans, also referred to as CATs, are taking the fishing industry by storm. From the little ones used to fish backwater marshes to the great big ones designed to cover a lot of ocean quickly in a day, you can now find a CAT for just about any type of fishing you want to do. One might ask, why have they become so popular? Plain and simple, it’s “The Ride.”
A Little Bit of “The Land Down Under” in The Sunshine State…
For most Anglers, myself included, we all have the “Bucket List” of fish we dream of someday being able to check off species by species. One for me that so far seemed unachievable is a fish known as the Barramundi…or Asian Sea Bass as it is also referred to as.
When A Fish Gives You The “Finger…”
What do you do when a fish gives you the “finger?” Capt. Chris Berglund offers some great insight on how to respond while also honing your craft.
ICAST 2020 – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Paul MacInnis reviews ICAST 2020, overviewing this year's good, bad, and ugly new fishing products unveiled at the tradeshow.
Septic Tank Upgrades & the Lagoon
Matt Badolato from Brevard County Natural Resources Save Our Indian River Lagoon Program discusses septic tanks and what they're doing to address the problems they pose.
Indian River Lagoon Muck Removal
As fishermen, I know you’ve seen muck before. It’s that black mayonnaise stuff on the bottom in stagnant areas. You’ve probably pulled some up on your anchor before. Or had to wade through a canal and sunk down to your knees...
