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How to Catch Redfish
How to Catch Redfish Finding redfish is the key to catching redfish. If you have the best bait in the world and the perfect presentation but without fish, you will catch no fish. How to catch redfish requires that you understand what redfish are doing and when. The most important thing in redfish fishing is …
How to catch Redfish in winter
Winter in northern Florida can be cold. Winter in northern Florida can be cold. We have cold conditions at least compared to Miami. The water temperatures are usually in the 50s but mid-40s are not unheard of. Redfish preferred range is 70° to 90° so where do they go when temperatures are below this range. …
How to Catch Sea Trout
How to Catch Sea Trout The spotted seatrout is also known as sea trout, speckled trout, spec, and trout. It is either the most popular or second most popular inshore species in Northern Florida depending on who you ask. Trout are unique in that it is the only game species that spends its entire life inshore …
How to catching Redfish during Summer
How to catching Redfish during Summer Redfish are very active in the summer. There is an abundance of bait during the summer as many species spawn in the spring. How to catching Redfish during Summer depends on finding redfish. Redfish seek their preferred water temperature throughout the day. The conventional wisdom is that they …
How to Fish a Marsh
How to Fish a Marsh The marshes around Amelia Island are vast and overwhelming. Blind casting is like trying to drive from Seattle to Amelia Island without a map. You’ll get there but it may be a long trip. So what information do you need to create your own marsh fishing map? To start it …
How to Use Google Earth
How to use Google Earth to find structure. How to use Google Earth as a fishing log. How to use Google Earth to find boat ramps.
How to Spring Fish on Amelia Island
Spring Fishing on Amelia Island Spring Fishing on Amelia Island is one of the prettiest times of the year. Temperatures are warming both in the air and the water. Many species that winter in deeper water start their migrations into the bays and creeks around Amelia Island. Locations around the island that a shore bound fisherman …