SALTWATER FISHING TIPS

Do you want to see the very best tricks and tactics to maximize your strikes while using a paddle tail lure? Then check out this latest Insider tip. Tight lines!

Want to know the truth about using bobbers or popping corks with bottom dwelling live bait such as pinfish, grunts, and croakers? Then watch this new Insider video.

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.

Find out which braided fishing won my contest in this new Insider only product comparison video: Power Pro or Godline. Enjoy

Here's a spot dissection tutorial that shows how I found a slam-producing spot from a region that I've never even fished before. The reason I know it's a slam producer is because I recently mentioned it to a fellow Insider who reported back a slam caught on his first visit there.

Want to see the best way to find spots in an area with tons of small islands and cuts? Then check out this new spot dissection. Tight lines!

This great tip will show you how to most effectively rig your live baitfish based on the conditions to maximize your results. After watching this video, you'll know when it's best to use one of the 4 rigging methods so that your bait stays in the strike zone and looks natural for getting strikes from the trophy fish.

This was an impromptu trip, as I was mainly on the water to film some tips. I had quite a few shots at tailing redfish and was able to convince a few to bite. Check out the full report!

I have had this particular island on my list of areas to explore for a long time, and I finally had a chance to make a trip over to this area on the Gulf Coast of FL to check it out. It is always fun exploring new areas because it's a fun challenge and you just never know what will be around the next point.

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.