SALTWATER FISHING TIPS

Do you want to see all of the catch and release tips that the pros are using to make sure they give fish the absolute best chance for survival? Read this.

Do you want to learn everything you need to know about successful kite fishing? Then watch these six saltwater fishing pros give their best kite tips.

Want to see five top anglers show you their best cast net tips without having to sit through an entire fishing show? Then check these cast net tips out.

Have you tried balloon fishing instead of using the traditional bobber or cork? Check out this fishing tip on when a balloon is better than a bobber.

Do you want to see exactly how to properly rig a DOA Shad to catch more Snook here in Florida? Then check out this video tutorial (and snook on first cast).

Want to know how to rig a DOA CAL jerk bait and also see exactly how it should look underwater when rigged and worked properly...

Would you like to learn the simple steps to tie your own bucktail jigs? This video will walk you through all of the steps to make a bucktail jig from home.

Do you want to get better at catching snook in Florida? This article gives the 5 most valuable shortcuts to consistently catching snook. Click to read it.

Do you want to find out how the pros make sure to get every last ounce of meat from a flounder or halibut? Then check out these awesome fish cleaning tips!

Looking for inshore fishing spots in Tampa? Well check out this post because it shows a great spot for snook, redfish, and trout that is easily accessible.

Learning the proper way to gaff a fish (and how NOT to gaff a fish), can mean the difference between you eating well and being the butt of a fishing joke...

The Surgeon's Knot is a very popular fishing knot used to connect two lines together, but did you know the amount of turns can make a BIG difference?

Want to know which line to line knot is actually the strongest? Well check out the results of this fishing knot contest to see which knot truly is best.

Tarpon are incredibly strong and go absolutely nuts when hooked, so it's important to know what how to handle them... the tarpon bow is explained here.