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“I was a lousy fisherman, until I met a stranger in July, 1981."
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Spotted sea trout and red drum inhabit all of the coastal regions of the Gulf of Mexico. They range from the Florida Everglades and the Texas bays to the Third Pass of Mexico. Following are some techniques and suggestions to help you catch these sensational game fish.
Grass-covered shorelines and shallow sand flats are
the primary feeding and spawning grounds for reds and trout. They can
be found in these areas when the water temperature rises above 70 degrees,
as they come to feed and to leave their eggs in the safety of the sea
grass. (complete
story)
Reporters at last week's Hunting and Angling Expo at the Convention Pavillion had much to rave about regarding a new approach to angling. It seems that everyone in the Pavillion was buzzing about what some describe as a "refreshing new look at a time-honored angling tradition."

According to a story in The Denver Post recently, fishermen totally "miss 30 to 40 percent of the strikes." The story describes underwater video footage showing fish repeatedly taking the hook and spitting it out without the angler ever even noticing. To overcome this, one expert has the answer. He's devised a series of methods that minimize the the number of missed fish.
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Is Don Bryant's new nymph-fishing ebook revolutionary or just a bunch of hype?
While many of you have heard about Don Bryant's legendary nymph fishing success, I'll take a second to enlighten those who have not. In a word -- he's an icon. His mastery of the art of nymphing is rivaled by few, but the cool thing is that his story's similar to a lot of anglers out there. Apparently, he used to be one of those fishermen that struggled to even get a strike. But these days, after polishing his techniques into a formula that he teaches in his latest ebook, he's caught more than 15,000 trout!
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