Blackfin Tuna Invade South Florida Waters in May
Chumming is the key to attract and catch blackfin tuna in South Florida waters.
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Chumming is the key to attract and catch blackfin tuna in South Florida waters.
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Fishing is a pastime that anyone can enjoy. But the more you fish, the better angler you become and the more fish you’ll likely catch. So it pays to be a better angler. One option is to fish as much as possible, experiencing different fishing conditions and learning along the way. But not everyone can fish weekly or even monthly. To shorten the learning curve, our fishing tips will prepare you for almost any situation and will provide insight into a variety of fishing techniques.
Fishing knots can be as simple or complex as you want them to be. To get out fishing, you really only need to use a few knots to be successful. So try to master the knots you’ll use the most, and expand your fishing knot knowledge when necessary. Maybe you want to tie your braided line directly to a fluorocarbon leader? A double-uni knot, improved Albright knot, FG knot or PR knot all do the job — it’s up to you to figure out which knot works best for your situation.
Don’t send your boat to the shop everytime something happens to it. Boats need regular maintenance, and the ability to make those fixes and repairs will save you plenty of cash and headache in the long run. Our editors dissect those common maintenance issues every boater runs into throughout the year. Along the way, we’ll update you with boating tips to become a better captain and seaman.
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