by Barrett Mattison of FarAway Fly Fishing

Argentina, the world’s 8th largest country, encompasses more than 1 million square miles at the southern end of the South American continent (about 1/3 the size of the US). It extends from the Tropic of Capricorn all the way to windswept tundra in Tierra del Fuego, just a few hundred miles from Antarctica. Given its prodigious size, it’s no small wonder that Argentina boasts a dazzling array of premier fly fishing destinations as vast as they are varied. From chasing golden dorado in tropical marshlands to battling trophy brown trout in Patagonia, anglers will ...

By Jerry Norris
Well, it is the middle of May and spring keeps on rolling right along. If you haven't already, please review the Susquehanna Spring Fishing Part 1 and Susquehanna Spring Fishing Part 2 articles of this series.

The shad bite, ...

By Lenny Rudow. Does it seem like the big sportfishers always come back to the dock with more fish than the small, trailerable boats have in the box? Sure it does—those guys on the 50-footers have some serious advantages over you and I in our center console and cuddy cabin boats. But that doesn’t mean you can’t hang with the big dogs when you’re hunting tuna, billfish and other pelagics. Modern teasers give the little guy the ability to draw in fish just like the diesel boats, if you know which to run, when to run them, and how to use them to ...

If there’s a singular concern shared by expert catfish anglers far and wide, it’s the need to keep hooks continually covered with fresh, ‘fragrant’ bait. Misguided notions about stinky stuff aside, catfish love their seafood fresh— as in, buy it right off the boat-fresh.

Where big blues and channel cats are concerned, newly caught fillets o’ fish—skipjack, sucker and shad— ...

A few blackfin and bluefin tuna were boated early last week, before the wind and weather took a turn for the worst. I heard sections of Route 12 were closed as high winds created huge swells and submerged Route 12 in some areas. At Atlantic Beach, there have been reports of action with red drum and black drum inshore, and wahoo and cobia offshore. If we can get a stretch of decent days, anglers will be out in search of speckled trout. (photo credit TW's Bait & Tackle)
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