Sight Fishing

Bucktails

If you’ve read a few of my articles you may have noticed I often reference the use of bucktail jigs...

Quiet Steps, Loud Strikes

Here comes one of my favorite times of the year to fish. February and March can be a bit of...

Bay-to-Bay Differences and Similarities

Let’s talk about big trout. This story kind of overlaps a bit timewise, beginning in March and continuing into April....

From a Bird’s-Eye View

Editor’s Note and Introduction: We are very pleased to introduce Captain Trevor Kucia. Trevor fishes the Lower Laguna Madre from...

Bear Hunting with a Switch

When I was a kid, I recall being out at a local shopping center with my family. While my mom...

It’s Winter; Should I Be Slow-Rolling My Lures?

A while back in one of my articles, I mentioned lure presentation speeds while fishing the colder months. In that...

Negative Tide, Negative Fish, Positive Vibes

If you’re reading this it means you survived 2024. The sight-fishing game along the upper half of the Texas coast...

December Sight-Fishing Opportunities

Now, if you get as excited about sight-casting, or redfish in general as I do, then you know December can...

Seeing Blue

Ever since I could walk the bank of a pond, fishing pole in hand, I’ve had a particular appetite for...

A Great Month for Sight-Fishing

October ranks high on my list of favorite fishing months and I am excited at the prospects the coming month...

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