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How Red Tide Affects Fishing in Florida
Red tide is a natural phenomenon that can be found in the ocean, Gulf and estuaries. It is caused by an algae bloom that produces toxins, which can kill marine life and affect humans. Red tide can be particularly bad in Florida, affecting the fishing industry significantly.
All About Freezing Fish
When it comes to freezing fish, there are a few things you need to keep in mind. Not all types of fish freeze well, and some may require special preparation before they are frozen.
De-hookers for Effective Fish Release
There is something oddly satisfying about watching a fish swim away after you’ve released it back into the water. It’s a feeling of relief, knowing that you’ve helped this creature thrive and live another day. There is a right and wrong way to release a fish, and using de-hookers is one of the most effective ways to do it!
Basic Angling Wardrobe Tips
If you’re planning on going angling, it’s important to dress for the occasion! You’ll need clothing that can protect you from the sun and keep you warm in case of bad weather.
Bringing a Fish Out of Season Aboard For a Photo?
Did you know that taking a picture of an out-of-season fish can result in a ticket from an environmental conservation officer? If you’re not sure what season your chosen fishing spot is in, it’s best to avoid taking any photos altogether!
5 Simple Steps in Releasing a Fish Properly
Do you like to fish? Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just enjoy spending an afternoon by the water, then you know that releasing the fish back into the water is an important part of the process. Many people don’t know how to do it properly, which can lead to injury or death for the fish. In this blog post, we will teach you how to release a fish properly so that it can swim away safely and live another day!
Inshore vs. Offshore Fishing
Are you unsure whether inshore fishing or offshore fishing is the best for you? You don’t have to choose, because both of these are enjoyable fishing activities.
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