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Posts by Jennifer Paul

Surf Fishing the Gulf Coast of Florida: A Complete Guide

Surf fishing is a favorite among anglers the world over. It’s straightforward, efficient, and doesn’t require a boat. A classic, laid back pastime, it is a method best done on a quiet beach, in...

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Is a Treble Hook Illegal in Florida?

A treble hook considered a "multiple hook" and is illegal on regulated and catch-and-release saltwater species in Florida when used in conjunction with live or dead natural bait. Many anglers choose...

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10 Essentials For a Surfcaster’s Tackle Bag

A couple years ago, I created my first "go bag", as I like to call it. It was for paddle boarding and it was full of everything I would need for a day of paddleboarding (minus food and drink). The...

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How Far Can You Cast With a Surf Rod?

About 55-75 yards is the average max casting distance for most anglers. If you're not quite there yet, this range should be achievable with most rod/reel combos and some practice. You can also learn...

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Should I Store My Fish Alive or Dead?

For optimum taste, you should first kill and bleed the fish, then immediately store in a saltwater ice brine. If you don't have ice, your best bet is keeping the fish alive. Read below for more...

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How Much Drag Do I Need for Surf Fishing?

In general, the drag on a spinning reel should be set between one-quarter and one-third of the lightest rated strength between your line and leader. If you're using a 10 lb monofilament line with no...

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