Saltwater Fishing

Are you planning to go on a shore fishing trip? One of the things you should know about shore fishing is that its very different from fishing from a boat. Below are 6 tips that you can use for success when youre shore or surf fishing. Survey the Water at Low Tide The first thing that you should do is walk along your beach when its low tide, preferably during the spring. There are things that you should be looking for: Where are the gullies, hollows and banks? Is there a change in the nature…

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Best Free Surf Fishing Baits: 1. Sand Fleas (Mole Crabs) 2. Fiddler Crabs 3. Cut Bait 4. Live Baitfish 5. Ghost Shrimp 6. Barnacles 7. Hermit Crabs

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Fishing has long been a favorite pastime and sport. There's tons of fun elements to fishing, and people who love the hobby are often very passionate. A large aspect of the enjoyment of fishing is...

A review of some of the best Okuma Surf reels. Both casting and spinning versions, that can handle the tough saltwater environment of surf fishing.

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There are many ways to rig shrimp for bait. Here's a look at three common live shrimp rigs ideal for seatrout, redfish, snook, snappers and more.

You don't have to go out to deep water to catch fish—these three rigs can help an angler find the flounder, striped bass, and other fishing that hang out near sandbars.