3 DAYS IN PARADISE………………..With this past weeks weather at home not being exactly Fisherman friendly. [Read Full Article]
So many people have asked, “What does a fishing guide do on vacation?” It is a fair question and those who know me well enough already know the answer. [Read Full Article]
Hello form still very warm (hot) southeast North Carolina. The good news is fishing has been good to very good and we are starting to see signs of fall everyday. I’ve got to tell you; this is one summer that I’ve been hoping for an early fall! I know, the winter will get here and we will want summer back again! To the fishing report>>> [Read Full Article]
The summer fishing continues to be outstanding here in central Florida. Redfish have been providing the most consistent action with large schools being encountered on most days. These fish have been biting well and will chase down lures fished on the surface providing some explosive bites. There are a few tarpon around but they have yet to appear inshore in significant numbers. [Read Full Article]
Coolers… We have all owned some in the past, currently own some and will probably buy more in the future. Most of us know that most coolers last two to three years at best. So when do you say that is good enough? When you find a cooler that out lasts the rest! That’s when. I have found the cooler that will change everything you think you know about coolers. It’s the YETI cooler. [Read Full Article]
This is the first episode of Pro Angler’s Journal the TV show. We shot this in Flamingo, FL with Capt. Steven Tejera back in March of 2010. We got some great footage but we are learning a lot about putting a show together. Specifically the time line. We’re working on having a better beggining, middle and end to the show. So, bear with us, each episode is bound to get better and better.
The next show will be coming up soon with Capt. Benny Blanco as he shows us some awesome fishing and scenery in Everglades National Park.
Thanks Capt. Steven! you’re a true pro and you know how to put us on fish!!!
Check out Capt. Steven at www.KnotTightCharters.com
Mark Zona, one of the hosts of BassMasters on ESPN, once remarked that to catch bass sometimes you just have to “soak it.” He meant, of course, soaking the lure, but his words popped into my head as I found myself chest deep in a small lake. [Read Full Article]
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