It's easy to get so comfortable in your fishing style that you neglect working on new techniques. As charter guide, most of my trips are all about numbers...that is, high numbers of fish hitting the ice. Occasionally though, I fish for myself or with a client who wants to try for bigger fish and is not quite as focused on getting a limit. I quickly switch gears to a couple of other techniques, including the one I am going to discuss in this article, large soft plastic "twit

You had plans. Fun plans. Big, awesome, best spring break ever plans. Well...you did. Now you are trying to navigate the current reality. The natives are restless already. Well there is one thing I know of that you can still do and manage to follow all the current CDC advisories...LETS GO FISHING! Avoid crowds? Not a problem. The boat is reserved just for your group and limited to 4 anglers. If you haven't experienced fishing here in your own back yard, you just migh

Well, it's that time. Spring. When the weather in the deep south isn't quite sure what to do. The rule around here is it can be winter in the morning, and summer by the afternoon. There is another thing spring means - the fish are moving. If you time the weather right, spring is a great time to fish the Mississippi gulf coast. The speckled trout are moving out of their winter holes and are transitioning to a more summer like pattern. Like most animals, movement means HU