Navionics Sonarchart Shading
Navionics, one of the major cartography providers to coastal anglers, is owned by Garmin, one of the leading manufacturers of marine electronics.
Features
Inshore: Striper Bugs
Grass shrimp are readily available forage for striped bass the year-round.
Freshwater: Spooky Summertime Bites
Once the sun has set the simple spook often draws strikes from pressured summertime bass.
The Fisherman’s Cookbook: Fluke Baked In Wine
“Basil and white wine in the sauce elevates the recipe from good to gourmet quality.”
Inshore: Spoon Fed Fluke
Not just for soup or stripers.
Surf: Wader Booties for Sand Beaches
Neoprene booties are easy to maintain, cheap to buy, and best of all, never any sand under the ball of your foot.
Offshore: Mono to Top Shot Knots
A look at several options for connecting solid braid to a monofilament or fluorocarbon top shot.
Buck Abyss Fillet Knives
Incorporating a Cerakote Ridgeway Blue premium coating, the Abyss fillet knives take filleting a day’s catch to the next level.
Surf: Balance Is Important
Light weight gear is great, but a balanced outfit is better.
Product Spotlight: Z-Man DoormatadoorZ
Coast to coast, and across all species, the DoormatadorZ excels beyond its namesake hunting grounds.
Freshwater: Summer Flatline Trolling
Summer trolling is a great way to search for fish and spots on your favorite local body of water.
Inshore: Species Profile – Gray Triggerfish
They are tenacious battlers on hook and line and favor baits like squid, clams and sea worms.
Product Spotlight: Engel Drybox Coolers
The Engel Drybox Cooler is perfect whether you need to keep things hot, cold, dry or all three
Surf: Burn It To Hook It
As temperatures climb, focusing in on details and trying new things can be the difference between scoring or not.
Tackle Tip: Zip It Up!
A case can easily be made for the lowly zip-tie as being the unsung hero of the well-prepared angler’s kit here are some examples of its many uses.
Offshore: Mahi-Mahi
Highly prized as a recreational gamefish, mahi-mahi grow fast and have saved the day on more than a few bluewater trips.