We would all go insane.

Land is the secure ground of home, the sea is like life, the outside, the unknown. --Stephen Gardiner--

Be it on land or on the open ocean, the weather decides what our next move is more times than not.

In one of my previous posts, I talked about that transition here from wintertime sailfishing to summertime meat fishing. This past weekend was our first meat fishing tournament of the year. Kingfish, Wahoo,

Can't wait for the long summer days spent offshore chasing birds that are following flying fish, trolling around large weed patties & along endless weedlines, and hunting for floating objects north

Sometimes it's not always coral reefs and casitas that we're diving into in search of the delicious cockroach of the sea. When the time calls, we take to the urban waterways of South East Florida and dive

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As the "winter" wraps up here in South Florida, we move from one fishing season to the next. During the winter months, we focus on following the migrating sailfish in hopes and catching and releasing

Fishing provides that connection with the whole living world. It gives you the opportunity of being totally immersed, turning back into yourself in a good way. A form of meditation, some form of communion

"The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of what is elusive but attainable, a perpetual series of occasions for hope." -- John Buchan

Just a few short miles south of the islands of Bimini lies the visible yet sunken wreck of the S.S. Sapona. Constructed at the end of WWI and used for rum-running during Prohibition, this ship ran aground

While it is known that swordfish feed on squids from small to large, they also eat some very interesting creatures in the depths of the ocean. This swordfish below had many squids including a fairly large

No idea if it is actually "the most famous" or not, but it certainly gets a lot of attention and there are many great photos to be found of the infamous "Z Tree" in Everglades National

This past weekend, while fishing was overall a little slow down here on the South Eastern coast of Florida we managed to put a little meat in the fish box with a nice mutton snapper and mahi-mahi!

Our go-to style of fishing and my favorite style/method of targeting fish, kite fishing. Flying a specialized kite on a special kite rod with clips separated on the line to dangle baits from. Terminal

Some of the best-eating fish are typically known as "bottom fish" due to living their lives at or near the seabed. Here on the East Coast of Florida, we are in close proximity to very deep waters

This past weekend, the fishing was a little slow for us. With only one small mahi in the box, things were looking dismal until on the last drift, this 33-pound king mackerel ate a live goggle-eye in 95

There's generally a good reason that these signs are placed amongst many of the inlets on the East Coast of Florida. This past weekend there was a small craft advisory for our area, and this center console