Fishing with topwater lures is one of the most exciting ways to fish. And this post will show some important tips for maximizing your results...

Want to catch more fish on topwater lures? Capt C.A. Richardson shows you how to rig your rod for topwater lures and how to retrieve them to get more bites.

Are you confused on when it's best to use a single hook over a treble hook (and vice versa)? Then check out this new video where I explain the pros and cons of each.

Weedless jig heads can be very helpful for successfully targeting spots with a lot of structure. This post will show you a good weedless jig head including details on how to rig it and how to manage the weed guard to maximize your results.

It's paddle tail jig time! These somewhat basic lures can oftentimes be some of the most productive of all for pretty much any species that feed on small baitfish because they are so versatile.

Want to see some of the best ways to target snook from the beach? Then check out this new snook fishing tip with Capt. CA Richardson.

Want to see the exact rigging and retrieval that the pros use when fishing with a spoon? Then check out this new spoon fishing tip with Capt. CA Richardson.

Just when I thought we were past the cold weather, another cold front pushed through to cool down the temps yet again. Fortunately, we were able to find a recipe that worked so got some snook in the boat. I was testing out the performance of using a 3" Zman MinnowZ against a 3" Gulp Shrimp and did notice a difference.

Do you want to know the tips for picking out the best jig heads for soft plastics while in a big retail store (and avoid wasting money)? Then watch this!

For those of us anglers who have used Gulps over the years, we've noticed that the newer ones seem MUCH different than the old ones. This tip sheds light on the pros and cons of these popular baits and how to choose the best ones in a store.

Want to know the quickest way to pick the perfect MirrOLure for any depth? Then check out Capt. CA Richardson explain how he does it in this latest Insider video.