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An overflow crowd of about 250 people packed Dick’s Wings on Beach Boulevard Tuesday night as the Recreational Fishing Alliance staged a rally to plot political strategies to opposing increasing regulations on saltwater fishing.

“I fish, I vote,” was a common slogan on T-shirts and bumper stickers being passed out at the event that featured several speakers who railed against increasing federal regulations that they say are decreasing anglers’ rights to waterways.

Often, the crowd cheered as one speaker after another criticized government regulations and promised politica...

How can Central Floridians catch yellowfin tuna when the offshore seas are six feet every weekend in the Atlantic?

Go fish in the Gulf of Mexico!

That’s what Melbourne outdoorsman Corey Nail did on Oct. 26. With his father, Ronnie Nail, and friend, Shayne Harris, the trio jumped into a pickup truck and made their way to Venice, LA.

After a 12-hour drive, they arrived only to learn their first of two days of fishing would be canceled due to weather.
The next day, they were on the water on calm seas, heading out into the Gulf with Capt. Scott Sullivan of Ven...

Saturday marked the opening day of spiny lobster season in Florida, and I'd like to voice my opinion about this pleasurable (and palatable) peninsular pastime: Everything about catching lobster is crazy.

First off, this annual opening of lobster season has practically become a state holiday. Even the two-day sportsman's season is not taken lightly among divers, snorkelers and dive shop owners.

This "mini-season" -- which was last week -- is always held during the final consecutive Wednesday and Thursday in July, which I find crazy. This means that regu...

Here's why they call it the Red Eye: At 5 p.m. Friday, anglers from throughout the area will meet at the Sebastian Inlet Marina to discuss a tournament in which their redfish will be weighed and prizes awarded the following afternoon.

Then they will head out to docks, banks and boats, and spend the night fishing.

As many as 50 anglers will compete for first- through sixth-place cash prizes as well as awards for redfish spots in the Sebastian Inlet Sportfishing Association's . . .

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