In The Spread Fishing Blog
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Bass Fishing the Winter Transition with Capt. Mike Gerry
There is no doubt that this time of year feeding is rare, but bass always react to quick jerks or baits being dropped off edges from shallow to deep water. Rattle baits have been successful reaction baits as the weather changes for many years.
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Florida Fishing | Cold Weather on the Big Bend
Shallow waters will drop in temperature faster then a deep hole or river channel during the night but then during the warmest part of the day with high sunlight the fish will move to the edges of these deep water refuges.
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Fishing Videos from In The Spread
Think about this. It doesn't matter what you fish for, there are a few fishermen that always seem to catch nice fish. The difference with them is they pursue fishing with an open mind. They are not satisfied with what they currently know. They too are looking to other great fishermen for information.
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Big Trout Fly Tying Videos
When you have seasonal knowledge of fish movements, the ecosystem and metabolic triggers and then you nuance that down to wind, temperature, atmospheric conditions and water movement you are starting to sharpen your skills. In The Spread wants fishermen that never stop doing this to share what they know with you.
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Reel Teaser Fishing Adventures | In The Spread
On the outside, the water is full of energy. This is where the big fish roam. You can fish for sailfish, wahoo and tuna in a 150 feet of water. This is what reef fishing is all about. When you get around to the GT or giant trevally fishing, things get a lot more serious.
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Sculling for Bass with Dwayne Hickey | In The Spread
Going back along time, there were a few smart fellows that could catch big bass on a cane pole and some strong cord. The method was know as "jigger poleing". I knew a man here in middle Tennessee who slayed the bass back in the 50's and 60's using nothing more than a flat bottom boat, a nine foot cane pole with 40 pound test, a few jigs and large minnows. It still works today.
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Winter Bass Fishing Lake Guntersville with Capt. Mike Gerry
Bass move to points and deep structure in the cold, they become creatures of habit when those cold winter days are upon us you should use these areas of deep points as starting places to find bass. There are many reasons for this, the end of a point drops quickly into deep water giving bass safety in their quest for depth change.
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Florida Fishing: Historic Homosassa
When it comes to the group of guides that define the Florida inshore fishing experience, you would be remiss to not include the Toney name. Capt. William Toney is without a doubt one of the very best. He is both river rat and osprey. He knows the waters. His instincts are razor sharp.
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How To Tie Flies For Big Trout
Studied in the art of tying flies that trigger bites from the bigger, lazier apex predators that run stretches of water, Chad Bryson is a fly tying wizard. See how to tie flies for big ass fish. For trophy brown trout, this streamer is a must have in your fishing arsenal. Comprehensive does not cover it. Everything you need to know is right here. Watch the one hour fly tying video free.
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Fishing is About Learning, So Never Stop
If you want to be a better fisherman, you have to go fishing, duh. But, you also need to find anglers that a much better than you and learn how they do what they do. Just remember, people fish differently all over the world. Methods differ, when it comes to rigging, connections, boating, angling and the types of fishing tackle may not be what you are used to. Interacting with outstanding fishermen from around the world deepens your base of knowledge. The more you know, the more you catch. Get to it.
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Florida Fishing Regulations for Sea Trout
With the new rule for Florida sea trout coming to our region at 4 fish per angler between 15 to 19 inches and one fish per vessel over 20 with no captains take is a big win for gulf coast fishing.
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Early Fall Florida Fishing the Big Bend
This time of year its hard to go wrong when your fishing on the Big Bend. Sea trout, redfish, snook and grouper are on the chew.
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Bass Fishing and Changing Water Temperature
Regardless of the time of year the bass react negatively to falling water temperatures when the deep water is colder than above. I have seen the effects of water temperature for many years now, and falling temps hurt the fishing under these conditions. However, the drops from hot water to cooling temps increase the bite and make timing everything when it comes to getting on the water.
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Rowley Shoals Fishing Videos In The Spread
We will be filming here for a week, so we should be coming back with some fantastic new fishing videos. We will be targeting all the usual offshore fishing species like blue marlin, black marlin, tuna and wahoo, and the legendary reef donkeys like GT's or giant trevally, dogtooth tuna, coral trout, emperor fish and several other species.
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Understanding Bass Fishing Spots
The biggest advantage about understanding your bass fishing spot and learning how to expand your fishing spots is you generally do not have to travel far to find more fish. Bass move to similar locations within close proximity and are generally not too far away from where you just caught them before.
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The South's Premier Musky Fishing Guide
Cory Allen uses a variety of unconventional tactics to puts 50" musky in his boat every month of the year. If you are down south or want to fish in the winter, check him out. He is taking bookings now for the Winter. Take advantage of this opportunity to fish with an absolute ninja.
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Bass Fishing Tips on 10 to 1 Reel Speed
The mental part of fast reels can also change how you fish. For example, baits that need speed are easily fished using a fast reel, but those that require you to slow down a fast reel requires you to put some mental thought into what you doing with the bait. Although a good fisherman always is in mental charge of their bait, many inexperienced fishermen are not, and putting a fast reel in a inexperienced fisherman may really hurt their ability to catch a fish.
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Getting Hooked by a Fishing Hook | In The Spread - Dwayne Hickey
We talk a lot about how to care for a musky once it's in the net, and equally important is taking care of yourself during the unhooking, picture taking phase. No, a musky will not try to bite you! Your not holding a wild cat or a rattlesnake. However, you are trying to get very big hooks out of a mouth that's full of Sharp teeth.
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Redfish Fishing | Know the Winds and Tide | Capt. William Toney
Finding fishing spots and turning them into routes are a daily ritual with me as a full time inshore guide. Every trip I have planned in my head the direction and spots that I intend to fish but sometimes weather, wind or another angler already at that location can make me reevaluate the situation and move on to another route.
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The "Trolling" Motor
Kinda funny... How in almost every walk of fishing, the trolling motor is used almost exclusively for casting, while the big motor seems to be the divisor between tactics... Boy. How. Wrong. They. Are.