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Published on 07-20-2015 06:55 PM
by Craig Ritchie
One expects to see new technologies introduced at the world's largest fishing tackle trade show, and manufacturers did not disappoint with numerous new rod and reel introductions at ICAST, held at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando from July 15 to 17, 2015.
Leading the way from Abu Garcia are the company's new Revo MGX spinning reels. A new AMGearing system uses finely tuned machined gears cut ...Fishing Forums - Over 60,010 Registered Anglers
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Published on 07-17-2015 07:15 PM
by Craig Ritchie
From tackle boxes to high performance rain suits, tackle manufacturers have pulled out all the stops with an incredible range of new products unveiled this week at the ICAST fishing tackle trade show, held in Orlando, Florida.
Plano exhibited a number of new tackle boxes, including a Women's Series of soft-sided tackle bags and a new M Series that includes a Hydro-Flow hanging bait bag that will appeal to muskie anglers and professional guides
The Women's Series of soft bags ...Published on 07-17-2015 11:40 AM
by Craig Ritchie
Anglers will face tough choices when shopping for new lures next spring as manufacturers unveil a wide range of new hard and soft baits this week at ICAST, the world's largest fishing tackle trade show. More than 11,000 people representing manufacturers, buyers, dealers and reps from around the globe are on hand in Orlando to see what's new for 2016, including hundreds of new lures from manufacturers around the globe.
Berkley has unveiled a complete line of new hard baits, ...Published on 07-11-2014 04:21 PM
By Brandon White
The heat is on — summer heat that is, and along with that comes different fishing patterns. In the news this week: Striped Bass, Bluefish — lots of them — croaker ...Published on 07-07-2014 11:39 AM
By Brandon White
Besides the short break in the fishing action this past week thanks to the storm, fishing has remained good for cobia, sheepshead, and flounder. In the offshore Virginia waters: dolphin, bigeye tuna and billfish. ...Published on 07-07-2014 11:12 AM
By Brandon White
While anglers had a short period off the water because of the storm, fishing beforehand remained consistent with Rockfish, Spot, Croaker and Perch in the news. ...Published on 07-07-2014 10:48 AM
By Brandon White
Happy 4th of July!
I hope everyone had a great time out on the water over the holiday and had some fun. The fish might be a little mixed up with that doozy of a storm we had pass through the region, maybe even making them a little more hungry then before.
Speaking on being hungry, some news on the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab population just came out that I found pretty ...Published on 06-27-2014 04:09 PM
By Brandon White
Rain in the summer time; we’ve heard that story before. However, despite the rain, anglers are getting out and catching striped bass, croakers and spot. While some anglers have been targeting spot to eat for themselves, it seems like the spot are being fed more to stripers.
Upper Chesapeake
Chumming for stripers is the ticket in the Love Point and Triple Buoy ...Published on 06-27-2014 03:46 PM
By Brandon White
Flounder, Cobia, Red Drum, Black Drum — they are all happening in Virginia’s Chesapeake Bay and inshore waters.
I put Flounder first this week because it’s Flounder Bowl time. This year 120 teams will compete to be crowned flounder champions for 2014. I spoke with Dr. Ken and he said anglers pre-fishing for the tournament are bringing in some good limit-catches from the CBBT. Hampton Bar, Back River Reef area, 36A, the seaside inlets, and the York River have all produced flounder this week. With this many top flounder anglers fishing, there will be some impressive flounder catches this weekend. You can check out all the details and information ...Published on 06-27-2014 03:21 PM
By Brandon White
Maryland’s hunt for Diamond Jim is a fun fishing tournament that goes on all summer long and it’s free! In its tenth year, the tournament encourages anglers of all skills to get out on the Chesapeake and enjoy all the great sport fishing opportunities the Bay and its tributaries offer. Even if you don’t catch the real Diamond Jim and get an impostor, you can still win some great prizes.
The Diamond Jim component of the 2014 Maryland Fishing Challenge kicked off earlier this month when Department of Natural Resources biologists and members of the Maryland Youth Fishing Club caught, tagged and released the first round of striped bass ...Published on 06-20-2014 12:28 PM
By Brandon White
“Don’t fish too deep” is the advice from Lenny Rudow at boats.com, who said spot are beginning to show in relatively shallow depths of 12 to 16 feet. As more spot move into the area, “livelining will hit its stride any day.”
“Chumming has been the way to go for rockfish” according to Angler’s Fishing Center. A nice grade of rock, 25 to 34 inches, has been caught while chumming off Hacketts in about 30 feet of water. Trollers pulling small tandems have caught rock near buoy 86.
Light-tackle anglers out of the south and west rivers who have been fishing Bass Kandy Delights ...
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