Dawn Patrol. Photo by Capt. Mark A. Benson. North Indian River, black drum, winter time. “Pretty cool to just watch ‘em feed. Been watching these fish for a few years,” says Benson.

Flyin’ Low. Getting a bird’s eye view of this week’s filming of Florida Sportsman Best Boat Showcase. With seas three…»

“I came across this diamondback as it was crossing a backcountry road. While the picture looks as if I am up close and personal, I use a 400mm lens that lets me stay a safe and respectful distance while photographing any snake.”

Adrian Gray, whose photography has previously been featured on Sportsman HD, is a writer, painter, photographer and media production coordinator for the International Game Fish Association.

Tarpon, 9 o’clock to 3! If you can’t make it down to South Florida this year to see and fish the tarpon migration, this shot by Pat Ford might make you feel as if you’re there.

Bull Redfish in Hot Pursuit. No-free lunch on this here island! Tug of war champs only, zero tolerance drag settings and backbone tough sticks needed here. No crying in redfishing! Buck-up troopers!

“While fishing around a few bridges on the south fork of the St. Lucie River, Jeremy Neff hooks a nice slot snook on a 2-ounce snook jig,” Drew says.

Florida outdoors photographer Steve Ball took this image on a camping trip in February, 2010. “I crossed paths with this…»

Acrylic painting by Ron Kowalyk.”The peacock bass is a dream fish—exotic, beautiful, a great gamester,” angler, painter, writer and ceramicist Capt. Ron Kowalyk says [...]

Photo by Steve Ball, who specializes in Florida outdoor imagery and wildlife. “It was an unusually cold and windy day in November 2011 when I came up on this pair of eagles attempting to keep themselves insulated while sunning themselves,” Ball says.

Pat Ford’s underwater photos of dolphin are featured in Editor Jeff Weakley’s upcoming March feature story, “Travelers on the Trades” in the print edition of Florida Sportsman magazine.

Photo by Paul Dabill On Thursday, February 7, 2013, I went to Singer Island to do some freediving from the…»

FS Managing Editor David Conway used a Nikon D70 to shoot this image of wahoo anglers feeling triumphant on their way out of Chub Cay after winter wahoo fishing.

Photographer David Cartee’s shot of a sail surfacing catches a good bit of the electrifying energy of seeing a sailfish on the line.

Great Blue Heron, Pat Ford. Few photographers can turn everyday scenes of the Florida outdoors into memorable images as Pat Ford does. Here, Ford captures the scene as a great blue heron snatches a small mullet in the beach wash.

The Standout. Photo by Cavin Brothers, shot on a Canon 5D Mark III at Fort Desoto Park. Sportsman HD Gallery