Conventional vs. Virtual Anchoring
Virtual anchoring technology makes holding position over wrecks with precision much easier and produces great results.
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Virtual anchoring technology makes holding position over wrecks with precision much easier and produces great results.
Slow-pitch jigging is a great method of creating a uniquely appealing presentation to fish that are difficult to reach in other ways of fishing.
The big blueline tilefish was less than 3 pounds off the world record.
Mudding works on a variety of gamefish. Use these tips to dial in tackle and tactics for species, forage, and depth.
The Dry Tortugas is no longer the final frontier, but the bottomfishing is still worth the trip.
Here’s what to rig should you encounter fast current on your next bottom-fishing trip.
A guide to venting and descending reef fish.
Catch big rockfish and have more fun with slow-pitch gear.
No electric reels? No problem. Hand-crank deep-dropping is a blast with the right gear.
With current regulations, deep-water anglers release about as many snapper, grouper, and other species as they keep. Here’s how to do it right.
Simple changes to popular flutter-style jigs can make them even more deadly.
New rules open up Southern California opportunities.
Virtual anchoring technology makes holding position over wrecks with precision much easier and produces great results.
Slow-pitch jigging is a great method of creating a uniquely appealing presentation to fish that are difficult to reach in other ways of fishing.
The big blueline tilefish was less than 3 pounds off the world record.
Mudding works on a variety of gamefish. Use these tips to dial in tackle and tactics for species, forage, and depth.
The Dry Tortugas is no longer the final frontier, but the bottomfishing is still worth the trip.
Here’s what to rig should you encounter fast current on your next bottom-fishing trip.
A guide to venting and descending reef fish.
Catch big rockfish and have more fun with slow-pitch gear.
No electric reels? No problem. Hand-crank deep-dropping is a blast with the right gear.
With current regulations, deep-water anglers release about as many snapper, grouper, and other species as they keep. Here’s how to do it right.
Simple changes to popular flutter-style jigs can make them even more deadly.
New rules open up Southern California opportunities.
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