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83Offshore Fishing For Cobia, the best tackle and bait
Cobia can also be caught while shore fishing or even river fishing, but the best bet for a large "ling" is offshore fishing near structures such as marker buoys and submerged wrecks. These open...
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75Guide to choosing fishing tackle
When choosing fishing tackle there are a number of variables to consider first.Where will you fish? Will it be in a rural pond, deep inland lake, shallow inland lake, salt water ocean or salty backwater. No...
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77Springtime Trout Fishing
Spring is here and to most die-hard fishermen it means the spring trout fishing season is upon us. Seasoned trout fishermen know that early spring is one of the best times to visit their favorite trout...
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73River fishing for Tarpon
Springtime in Southwest Florida, a time to dust off the fishing equipment, lube up the fishing reels, spit shine the fishing lures and get ready for some deep sea fishing , inland. River fishing for Tarpon...
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72Freshwater fishing.The right fishing tackle choice.
Fishing with the right freshwater tackle could mean the difference between catching the big one or telling tales of the one that got away. When it comes to choosing the right rod, reel, lure, line or bait for...
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83Choosing saltwater fishing tackle
Salty backwater fishing is by far my favorite type of fishing. I have fished the backwaters from North Carolina around the Florida peninsula to Texas. Although there is a variety of fish to catch at each...
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70Big Fun, Little Fish
Spring happens to be a prime time for a lot of different types of fishing. Fishing for little fish on light fishing tackle can be as productive as it is big fun for "kids" of all ages this time of year! ...
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70Tarpon fishing the passes anyone?
As the Tarpon are on their annual move along the coast, anglers of saltwater fishing are gearing up for the chance to hook a "Silver King". Good quality saltwater fishing tackle is a must, as these fish are...
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