Inshore Fishing
Get an early start
Whether inshore, offshore or in a freshwater environment, 90 percent of fish become more active as dark turns to daylight, and seas. […]
Articles by Jeff Burleson
Inshore Fishing
Prevent break-offs
The sound of a big reel burning off drag will quickly energize a crew on a bluewater excursion, but the instantaneous pressure release and a limp rod will discourage even the most-patient angler when the line is severed for one reason or another. […]
Greener Pastures
Write it down
Landowners and hunters invest countless hours on their hunting parcels cultivating food plots; constructing tree stands, maintaining access corridors and conducting timber-improvement activities. […]
Hunting
Develop Good Maps
Fortunately, the technological advances enable landowners’ access to a wealth of online data, including soil series maps, USGS topography maps and a myriad of current and historic aerial photographs. […]
Hunting
Grow Big Fish — Enrichment
With spring just around the corner and water temperatures on the rise, pond owners should proceed to the next level of their continual improvement program. […]
Inshore Fishing
Avoid rogue waves
By definition, the surf is the area where waves break upon the shore. Given that prevailing winds blow offshore during thewinter, some ground swell will arrive at the beachfront each day under any condition, quickly topping over within the shallow waters of the shoal. […]
Bass Fishing
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Bull Sheep
Diehard anglers willing to tough out February’s chilly breezes can face a commanding challenge from one of the most powerful fish of winter. […]
Inshore Fishing
Inshore Fishing
See what’s down there
Winter sheepshead fishing around local reefs offers some of the best action of the year. […]