Articles

  • 3 weeks ago | gameandfishmag.com | Alex Suescun

    With weather conditions improving and the end of the school year within sight, now is the time to plan your next family camping adventure, the success which could very well hinge on your choice of tent. To help you pick one that will provide both the desired shelter and the room and features to keep everyone happy and comfortable, here are 10 suggestions to suit different budgets.

  • Jan 2, 2025 | saltwatersportsman.com | Alex Suescun

  • Mar 7, 2024 | saltwatersportsman.com | Alex Suescun

    As it happens every April when water temperatures hit the magic 75-degree mark, thousands of tarpon on both the Atlantic and Gulf coasts of the Sunshine State leave their winter hangouts up coastal rivers, deep inlets and passes to join a remarkable procession that avails anglers with amazing opportunities to tangle with what’s widely considered a big-game species in accessible inshore waters.

  • Nov 13, 2023 | midcurrent.com | Alex Suescun

    Getting out on the water frequently to gain experience is fundamental, but there are other things you must do to improve your overall saltwater skills. Here are the most likely to shorten your learning curve and turn you into a complete and accomplished saltwater fly angler.

  • Sep 25, 2023 | midcurrent.com | Alex Suescun

    The aerial ballet performed by a group of spinner dolphins had us all mesmerized when a warning from the bridge alerted everyone to assume battle stations. “Left rigger, left rigger!” shouted Capt. Chico Alvarenga. From his vantage point, he was the first to spot the shadow lurking behind the bait. An instant later, the dorsal of a big Pacific sailfish sliced through blue water and the mate jumped on the respective rod to work the bait that sail was tracking.