Update on 2020 Regulations
It seems everywhere I go, people are asking what our regulations are going to look like in 2020. Most realize there are changes in the wind, and it is still premature to give many definitive answers because most regulations are not yet set in stone.
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Food for Thought: Expectation vs. Reality
Fishing has always served as a great escape from our technology filled world and I think we shouldn’t lose focus of that.
Party Boating: Learning the Ropes
There is nothing like the anticipation you feel heading out in the morning on a calm sea aboard a party boat.
Surf Strategies: Adapting to Change
The more info you have on the beach, the more reliable will be your adaptations to changing fish moods and hydrodynamics.
Customize Your Kayak
The basic fishing kayak platform is prime for tricking-out to meet your specific angling needs.
On the Road: Preventative Trailering
Before hitting the highway, try spending some time with your trailer in the driveway.
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Tomorrow, Yesterday and Today
When my two sons were grown up enough to go saltwater fishing, my primary concern as their mentor was to make sure that they caught fish. I wanted their first fishing experiences to be ones that they would want to repeat.
The Hylton Castle
On January 11, 1886, while bound from New York to Rouen with a cargo of 57,880 bushels of corn, the 251-foot-long Hylton Castle got caught in a heavy gale.
2020 Marine Electronics Buyers’ Guide
This year’s class of electronics are breaking new ground and opening buyers to a whole new world of options.
