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Switch Your Lure's Trailer for More Success

A bulky trailer with multiple appendages can give different lures more lift and action for active fish. During the lows of the day, you may have better success with a trailer that just sports a straight no-action tail.

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Masters of the Reef: Tips for Bottom Fishing Success

Bottom fish include the most prized species of grouper—on the East Coast, Florida and the Gulf Coast, this means gag, red and black grouper and scamp—along with snapper—red, vermillion, mangrove, mutton, cubera and yellowtail.

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The Billfish Foundation Conservation

In the 1970s and ‘80s, billfish stocks were in bad shape just about everywhere in the world.

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Summertime Fishing for Channel Catfish

Phillip Gentry In the hierarchy of catfishing, three species top the charts as the most desirable for catfish anglers. Number one is the blue catfish, the king of the catfish world, the bruiser that can achieve sizes closely resembling a Volkswagen Beetle, according to scuba divers who dare to venture into the depths near the dam. Second on the list is the flathead catfish — the mudcat — the night stalker whose only nemesis is

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An Insider’s Guide to the Florida Keys

The Editor-in-Chief of Marlin Magazine Sam White takes us through his insider tips on fishing the legendary and productive Florida Keys.

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Taming the Silver King: Advice on Catching a Tarpon

“Anyone who’s ever witnessed a tarpon take to the air in a furious series of gill-rattling, head-shaking jumps will understand the sheer power and awe they bring to the table.”

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