Pro Angler’s TV

February 20, 2010

Pro Anglers TV – Teaser from Capt. Clay on Vimeo.
We’re  proud to announce Pro Angler’s TV with hosts, Capt. Clay Eavenson and Capt. Greg DeVault. Pro Angler’s TV will be fishing with the members of the pro staff of Pro Angler’s Journal this year and producing some exciting fishing webisodes as well as pro staff [...]

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Sealing the Deal with Scent!

February 18, 2010
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There is no denying it scent definitely helps when targeting redfish… it’s the number one reason  why cut-bait like mullet, ladyfish, and threadfin are so popular among most redfish anglers.  The challenge that cut-bait and most built-in scent infused soft plastic baits have is that they are most effective at rest or dragged ever so [...]

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Fishing Report-Wrightsville Beach, NC

February 17, 2010
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Hello folks, I hope all is well with you and I hope you got through the snow “storm”.  It was nice to see some snow around the area; but I’m ready for spring now.  Sunny days, warmer weather and of course FISHING!!!  With that said, it is now time to get the tackle, rods, reels [...]

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Packing for a Classic Roadtrip

February 16, 2010
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Well, it is just about time for a big road trip to what has been called the Super Bowl of bass fishing tournaments, the BassMaster Classic.  I’ll be in an old truck.  It worked for Scott Brown.
Okay, my truck does not have 200,000 miles on it but it does have that trademarked early Silverado look of [...]

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Fishing Report – Charlotte Harbor – Is it Spring Yet

February 16, 2010
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Normally I love our winter fishing, I get to wear jeans a long sleeve shirt and a light jacket and by the middle of the day the jacket is under the deck and we are soaking up the warm sunshine. Not so much this year, most days I have had so many clothes on that [...]

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Money, Women and Fishing Holes

February 13, 2010
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There are three things in this world that can wreck a friendship like nothing else. Money, women and fishing holes. The first two are easy to understand so we’ll concentrate on the latter.
Sharing a Fishing hole is a Sacred Bond.
OK, maybe not a “sacred bond” but sharing a spot can be kind of a big [...]

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Using the “Tool” of Sound-It Works!

February 11, 2010
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As a full time guide, one tool that has helped me catch more and bigger inshore fish has to be the tool of sound.  It can be top water lures, glass beads, glass rattles tubes, popping and rattling/clicking corks.  When used correctly these noisy tools can get the fish to not only come to you [...]

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Sheepshead: A Porgy Delight

February 11, 2010
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Weather got you down?   Trying to decide if you should venture out at all with this never-ending El Nino winter?   Don’t sit inside and fret, go fishing anyway!  Throughout much of the state of Florida you can consider targeting the striped bandit.   A sheepshead outing can be done on days where other types of fishing [...]

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Equipment Review: Raymarine A70D

February 8, 2010
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A good GPS and fish finder are invaluable to the complete inshore sportsman… the ability to have real-time detailed satellite map info and HD sonar capability make finding the big ones a simple push of a button.  I also truly appreciate the reliability, simplicity, and rugged construction that Raymarine’s A70D gives me on the tour [...]

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Fishing Report – Florida Bay

February 8, 2010
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January 2010-Florida Bay/Costa Rica Vacation
The spotlight of January has been Redfish and Black Drum with most days going double digits on the drums. We mainly fished with jigs tipped with a live shrimp when fishing deeper creeks and runoffs were there was a good tide flow. We also mixed it up and did some sight fishing [...]

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