Want to know which of the free online maps are the best for finding new inshore fishing spots? Then check out this new blog post with satellite images.

Want to see how the full-time inshore fishing guides approach a new spot, rig their live bait outfits, cast, present, and set the hook? Then watch this.

You've got to see this amazing bull red catch! Definitely a lesson here to always have a line in the water (even if you think you spooked the fish). Enjoy!

Want to see the fastest way to remove a circle hook from a fish's mouth? Then watch this new video as Capt. Mike Goodwine shows the roll technique.

Want to know the #1 thing holding most inshore anglers back from catching consistent redfish, snook, trout, flounder, and black drum? Listen to this.

Want to know how to dead stick baits to catch redfish? It can be an incredibly effective way to catch redfish when they are lazy biters. Watch this!

Do you want to see the easiest way to catch and rig fiddler crabs so you can start catching more redfish, black drum, sheepshead, and others? Watch this.

Want to know the tricks to finding the best inshore fishing spots anywhere in the state of Florida (or anywhere for that matter)? Then watch this webinar.

What's best? Live bait or artificial lures? Well, turns out that it's NEITHER of them if you know this one thing that makes finding fish so much easier.

Do you want to see the pros and cons on some of the best ways to store live bait while kayak fishing or shore fishing? Then watch this new video.

Do you want to see how you can make your very own spinnerbaits to catch nice redfish? Then check out Tony's latest tip on making spinnerbaits for reds.

Want to see the best way to rig dead shrimp on a jig head for inshore fishing? Then check out this new video (including catching a black drum on shrimp)

Want to see the easiest way to throw a cast net from your kayak without falling over (while still catching some live bait)? Then check out this new video.

Do you want to know the best live bait for catching inshore fish in Florida such as redfish, snook, seatrout, cobia, and tarpon? Then watch this video.

If you fish out of a kayak, you've got to see this elevated kayak platform. The best news is that it can all be made from home. Check out the video now.