It’s common knowledge that specks use moving water to their advantage: They’ll lay in ambush just out of the current, and wait for bait to pass before lunging out and striking. […]
In this day and age we have plenty of fishing reels to choose from. They come in all sizes, shapes and types, with multiple gear ratio options. […]
Some folks give me a confused look after my reply when they ask if I’ve been saltwater fishing. […]
One could say there are two types of fishing: Fishing for fun and fishing under pressure. […]
In 2009, I came home from Iraq.
It would be a year before I could deploy again so, for the first time in my adult life, I was left to my devices in the “Big PX” of America. […]
River water started pouring through the Bonnet Carré Spillway Thursday morning, and that rightly has inshore anglers concerned for the spring speckled trout run in Lake Pontchartrain. […]
Louisiana inshore anglers dream of that often elusive fast-paced trout bite — one so fast and furious specks hit anything tossed into the water. […]
The only constant in Louisiana is change, and the poster-child of that change is our inshore fishery. […]
You’ve probably found success fishing oyster reefs. If not, you’ll have a “honey hole” for life if you can locate one that consistently produces fish. […]
Berkley Gulp products have certainly earned a spot in my tackle box. […]
Here in Louisiana we have really good inshore fishing. […]
No one likes losing fish, especially if it can be easily prevented.
So here are a few things I do between casts to ensure my efforts on the water aren’t wasted. […]
I was on the water during last week’s Arctic outbreak and saw something I don’t think I’ve ever seen before: Ice on the shoreline. […]
If you want long-term success, you can’t be a “one-trick pony” — someone who can only catch fish one way. […]
Try remembering the first time you caught a fish using a new lure, or that time you found them in a spot you never fished before. […]
The gold spoon has to be the most common redfish lure inshore anglers use. Crack open any tackle box in Southeast Louisiana, and I’m willing to bet you’d see at least a couple in there. […]
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