Category Archives: Fly Fishing in Salt Water

Bonefish on Drugs?

Posted on February 5, 2022 by Ed Mitchell

Bonefish on Drugs? Is this click bait? Am I just kidding around, pulling your leg? Unfortunately no. Some bonefish are on drugs. Recently The Tarpon & Bonefish Trust did a 3 year research project with Florida International University. The goal … Continue reading →

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Ice Fishing for Redfish?

Posted on February 2, 2022 by Ed Mitchell

Ice Fishing for Redfish? Christ its been pretty damn cold. In my neck of the woods, Saturday brought a bomb cyclone blizzard. Around 14″ of snow with 35mph winds, followed by mornings in the single digits. Deep freeze dude. Put … Continue reading →

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Striped Bass Kill on Cape Breton Island

Posted on January 16, 2022 by Ed Mitchell

Striped Bass Kill on Cape Breton Island A little over a week ago, a large number of stripers were found dead on Dingwall Beach on Cape Breton Island. Biologist are working to find the cause of this striped bass kill. … Continue reading →

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New Motor takes Dave to a New Redfish

Posted on December 21, 2021 by Ed Mitchell

My friend Dave has been on a roll lately. For one thing the red tide has dialed back on the Gulf side of Florida. Which is great news. Red tide has been a persistent problem for several years from Tampa … Continue reading →

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Redfish on the Sandbar

Posted on November 25, 2021 by Ed Mitchell

Redfish on the Sandbar Redfish feed around sandbars, but they are not often on the bar itself. More likely you’ll find reds cruising the outside edge on the ebb, or along the inside edge during the first two hours of … Continue reading →

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