Old habits die hard in Central Florida’s Mosquito Lagoon. Known as the “Redfish Capital of the World,” Mosquito Lagoon is a 23-mile-long stretch of pristine waterway measuring two to three miles wide. Anglers visit from all over the world to fish the shallow flats, potholes and mangroves that lay protected due to the lagoon’s proximity to Canaveral National ... More »

Pat Ford has written about, fished and taken photographs at almost every body of water that has been available to him. For the past 35 years, the northern New Jersey native has juggled a full time legal practice in Miami and traveled the world fishing, taking photos and writing. More »

I think that some of the most important factors for a winning tournament crew are communication, scouting, tackle and bait prep; not to mention a fair amount of luck. More »

Richard Gibson brings a gritty realism to his photography that stems from the eight years he spent as a staff photographer for the Virgin Island Daily News in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Gibson returned to St. Thomas last August, as he does annually, to fish for and take pictures of blue marlin because he says “it is the only place to be in the world during ... More »

Capt. Bill Brown looks like a man who has made fishing a cornerstone of his life. When he speaks of shark fishing, he cannot contain his passion or hide his incredible insight and understanding. As host of the Northeast Angling television show, I knew that we wanted more than the usual shark show. We knew we could get a good blue shark bite in a variety of locations, but ... More »

There are places for blue marlin fishing that seem to exist only in daydreams and conversations at the bar after a day of fishing. More »