Saltwater Fishing Tips

Did you know that fishing in super clear water has its own set of challenges (if you can see the fish, they can usually see you). Here's how to catch more.

Do you want to see what I've discovered is the best way to start predicting where inshore fish will be feeding in the future? Then watch this new video tip.

I decided to explore some waters on the Indian River near Port St. John, FL and caught redfish, black drum, tarpon, and snook. Click to view report!

Had a fun trip exploring a flat in Tampa that I've never been to before. The pre-trip plan was spot on enabling me to see and catch... [click to continue]

If you fish in murky water, then you've got to see this new video we put together. After this, you'll be able to maximize your time and locate more fish.

In this short shore fishing trip, I fished had a good amount of life: got a snook, trout, and a bunch of ladyfish to eat in less than 1 hour of fishing.

Want to know if Berkley Gulps really work? And want to know what's in the secret Gulp Alive juice? Then check out this ultimate post on Gulps. Enjoy.

Check out this awesome new spot dissection from Tony at Salt Strong. This week it's Pensacola, Florida.

Here are three reasons you might want to consider having a fish finder in your kayak. It has certainly given me an advantage on the water. Check it out.

The new Trend Finder tool for the Insider Fishing club is live. This post shows how to use it to help you know the exact types of spots to fish each trip.

Wondering how strong the Double Davy Knot is? Or need directions on how to tie it? This post shows strength test results plus how to tie this popular knot.

Want to go fly fishing but don't have a nice fly rod? Well here's a way to fly fish with your spinning gear. Check it out.

We stumbled upon this incredibly affordable and well-built inshore rod a while back and have caught everything from monster bull reds to snook to tarpon.

Want to see the best way to rig a Berkley Gulp pogy for more redfish, snook, trout, and tarpon bites? Then watch this Gulp pogy rigging video.

Do you want to know the strongest fishing loop knot for fluoro leader to lure? Then check out this knot contest (and videos) between four top loop knots.

Ever fish around the Yankeetown, Florida area? Well here are the exact spots that Tony would fish for this time of the year. Enjoy and tight lines.

Do you transport your kayak or paddleboard in the back of a pick-up truck? Then check out this tip on protecting your investment for the long term

Z-Man jerkbaits are tougher to rig than most other soft plastics given their very strong material. But this cool rigging trick makes it very easy. Enjoy.

Tony Acevedo checked out an area at the south end of Mosquito Lagoon near Pelican Island and was able to catch an inshore slam of redfish, snook, and trout.

Would you like to see some tricks to catching baby tarpon using really small artificial lures? It might shock you just how small you can go. Watch this.

Here's the latest "fishing spot dissection" video from Salt Strong. This one is Delacroix, Louisiana. Enjoy and tight lines!

Tony Acevedo fished some areas on foot in the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge for this trip. He caught numerous small tarpon, some snook, and trout.

You've got to hear this cool story of Salt Strong angler Tony Acevedo catching the exact same bull redfish two times in one year (in the same spot)!

I went out on the kayak a couple days after Hurricane Irma came through to see how the bite was. Fish were very active. Click to view the report!