A Mexican diver was reportedly decapitated by a great white shark in what is believed to be the first fatal shark attack of the year, which happened on January 5. Fifty-three-year-old Manuel Niebla Lopez was pulling mollusks off the sea floor in Tobari Bay off the coast of the Mexican state of Sonora when the incident occurred, the Washington Times … Click Here to Read More
Sabine Lake GOOD. 59 degrees. Limits of redfish are on the ICW rocks biting live shrimp popping cork. Limits of trout coming off the North Levy on live shrimp with a popping cork. South Levy is also producing trout on live shrimp under a popping cork and swimbaits. Redfish and trout coming off the bayous and points. The water in … Click Here to Read More
A 12-year-old boy from Massachusetts caught a great white shark on Tuesday while deep-sea fishing with his family off the coast of Fort Lauderdale. Campbell Keenan, of Southampton, MA, was with Fort Lauderdale Fishing Charters when he caught the 11-foot female great white weighing about 500 pounds. “I’ve never actually seen one in person before, so it was shocking to … Click Here to Read More
Sabine Lake GOOD. 60 degrees. Trout and a few redfish mixed in are biting along the shorelines in Sabine Lake keying on mullet. Drift over mud and shell, and off bayou points with red shad or morning glory 5 inch plastics. North and South Levy wall continues to fish well for speckled trout with a few redfish mixed in using … Click Here to Read More
Galveston Bay GOOD. 64 degrees. Shorelines around Eagle Point holding decent numbers of speckled trout on live shrimp. Kemah and Seabrook shorelines are producing decent numbers of redfish and a few speckled trout. Live shrimp and soft plastics are working equally well. Report by Captain David Dillman, Galveston Bay Charter Fishing. The flounder season has been great with a push … Click Here to Read More
Fisherman missing after going overboard while hooking ‘huge’ tuna on fishing trip Editor Note: Probably had a stand up harness on with the drag on the reel extremely tight! Always have a rope or cable secured to the reel or harness, anchored to the boat when going after big fish! Also know how to operate the reel you are using!! … Click Here to Read More
A father and son team from North Carolina will have a story to tell, and the North Carolina record books will have a new entry to make after the pair of anglers hauled in 560-pound swordfish off the coast of the Tar Heel State late last month. Michael Tickle, 38, and his son Kelson, 13, made the reportedly record-breaking catch … Click Here to Read More