Flounder fishing action already is good throughout much of the tidewater First Coast, and it's sure to be heating up over the coming weeks. Flounder fishing is pretty basic. Work baits and lures on or ...

Autumn is the best time to catch a true heavyweight flounder, and nowhere in Florida is it better than in the Northeast region. Moreover, many area angling experts believe the current local flounder ...

One of Georgia's best-kept fishing secrets today is hidden at the oldest marina on its rural coastline, at a place called Yellow Bluff. Here you'll find Raburn Goodman with his year-round live bait ...

It’s easy to get tunnel vision this time of year when striped bass quantity and quality swell with each tide. However, it would be a shame to overlook our fantastic flounder fishing, which is the envy ...

Castaway Sporting Goods (804 706-9100) reports the action isn't slowing, but the people are. Saltwater fishing has really turned on. Spot action is hot, and bloodworms are the bait of choice.

Surf fishing and be a bit intimidating to the uninitiated. It’s you against a vast ocean, and even though some lakes are huge, you still feel like the fish are confined enough that you have a shot.

Best bite of the week in the Intracoastal Waterway has been flounder. While this is not unusual for this time of year, the size and abundance of the fish is. Fortunately for us local anglers our ...

Summer has started well for anglers on the Shore. Tuna and dolphin are being caught offshore in plentiful amounts around the wrecks, and the cobia season is taking anglers by surprise. Red drum and ...

Sebastian Inlet's annual flounder run has started out as little more than a slow trot, but inlet regulars who wait all year for the migration of the bottom-hugging "flatties" are hopeful for greater ...

PANAMA CITY — With summer in full swing, the shoreline is dotted with people hoping to pull a prize fish out of the water. If you’ve always wanted to pick up a pole but don’t have a boat — or know ...

Practically any time of day and any time of year, you’ll find folks casting bait into the Atlantic, sticking their poles into a rod holder jabbed into the hard sand, and waiting. But this time of year ...