Posted on February 17th, 2009 by Fishing Anglers Club
Salt water fly fishing is one of the most exhilarating experiences you can have on the water. With modern fly lines and equipment, almost all species can be targeted.There are several types of salt water fishing, inshore, fishing the Flats, Bayous, and Off-Shore.Most Fly Fishing is done for inshore species, although tuna, billfish and sharks are becoming more popular. The favored quarries in the U.S. are bonefish, permit, pompano, bluefish, dorado, snook, speckled sea trout, tarpon, barracuda, m
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Posted on February 17th, 2009 by Fishing Anglers Club
There are several things that you will want to keep in mind if you want to tie good saltwater fly fishing knots. First, the quality of your fly fishing knots will directly affect how well you can fish. The knots used are typically the weakest point of a rod and line assembly. This is due to the fact that the line is usually weakened when it is tied, and is often responsible for line breaks and the loss of fish. The first step in making certain your bass fishing techniques knots are secure is to
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Posted on February 14th, 2009 by Fishing Anglers Club
I spent a few hours on the water with Scott Hamilton targeting spinner sharks. We saw over 100 spinners but they were in no mood to eat flies. Actually, we’d just got the game going when a completely clueless dude in a cruiser ran within ten feet of our boat, sending all interested sharks swimming for cover and ruining that game. We messed around with some reef fish as a plan B. I caught my first ever amberjack on fly; a little one that still put on a bulldog fight. It looked a little somethin
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Posted on February 13th, 2009 by Fishing Anglers Club
Offshore : Anglers deciding not to go to the Miami International Boat Show this weekend could find some good fishing off the Brevard County coastline. One of the best bets should be king mackerel off Pelican Flats.
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Posted on February 3rd, 2009 by Fishing Anglers Club
SALTWATER Tournament results: There were no tournaments reported this week. Top catches: Captain Fred Morrow guided Gary and Sandy Poletta to five drum from 6 to 7 pounds and five sheepshead from 3 to 8 pounds in the Mayport Inlet. … Bruce Ream, Richard Ream and Sean Haines fished offshore at the Amberjack Hole, catching 25 black sea bass and beeliners on cut cigar minnows and …
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Posted on January 15th, 2009 by Fishing Anglers Club
Saltwater Sport Fishing January 15th, 2009 If compared to commercial fishing, saltwater sport fishing falls in the category of hobbies that put very little pressure on the environment: we are talking abount an activity that demands nothing for the joy it gives in return. The sheer leisure pursuit, this is the main trait of sport fishing, as it has nothing to do with profit or survival issues. The most basic of saltwater sport fishing form requires nothing else but lots of hooks, a rod, a li
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Posted on January 13th, 2009 by Fishing Anglers Club
If compared to commercial fishing, saltwater sport fishing falls in the category of hobbies that put very little pressure on the environment: this is an activity that demands nothing for the joy it gives in return. Profit making or survival issues have no share in sport fishing that remains totally devoted to leisure use. The most basic of saltwater sport fishing form requires nothing else but lots of hooks, a rod, a line and a reel. Of course, there are more complex devices, known as termina
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