From Press Release/FWC The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) set the 2013 recreational gag grouper season for Gulf…»

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) set the 2013 recreational gag grouper season for Gulf of Mexico state waters at its meeting Feb. 13 in Orlando.

Inductees include Mike Folkestad, Darrell Lowrance, Jack Wingate …

Make a date for the fall redfish run on Florida’s northern Gulf Coast. Anglers wrapped in colorful cold weather garb…»

Every fisherman has a superstition. My lures don’t get a name until they catch a billfish. Ginger now had a place in our spread behind Marge, a pink swimmer.

Right now is “the good old days” for Panhandle Florida’s red snapper anglers, and there’s never been a better time for hooking up with the red snapper of a lifetime.

Late summer is back-to-school time for sunshine bass on Lake Seminole. Northwest Florida anglers tend to overlook one of the year’s best times for catching sunshine bass.

From Press Release Lake Jackson is drying up. As a result of persistent drought, the 4,000-acre lake north of Tallahassee…»

FWC asks about extending scalloping season.

Sportsman Channel’s hosts and experts pick some of the best vacation spots available for today’s sportsman this summer.

The FWC will present a plan to restore fish and wildlife habitats at Lake Miccosukee and improve boater access to the lake at a public meeting in Monticello on Tuesday, June 5. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m.

Saturday, June 2, the spotlight will be on the Wacissa. You can meander down the popular river from its clear headwater springs in your own kayak, canoe or powerboat.

Meet Guy Harvey in Orlando or in Cocoa Beach in June.

This legendary fishing ground is still producing for long-range partyboat anglers on the West Coast.

How Florida Gulf Coast anglers gear up for red snapper season. By Ed Mashburn Red snapper are loaded into a…»

From Port St. Joe to Pensacola, U.S. Highway 98 parallels the Gulf coast through a cross-section of Florida Panhandle communities and habitats. It passes through military bases, quaint fishing villages, sprouting condo cities and towering pine forests.