The most useful and versatile inshore terminal-tackle rig in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia is a sliding cork affair, appropriately called the "float rig." It's also the inshore rig that ...

Trotting a small river with a stick float is one of the quickest ways to get bites from roach, dace, bleak and chub. It is active, visual fishing, and when the float buries in a steady run it never ...

Using a float rod lets you present a bait suspended at a chosen depth in the water. The float sits on the surface, acting as ...

After running the main line from your reel though the rod guides, thread it through the tubing on a bobber stop knot. While pinching the knot in place, pull the tubing down and off your main line. You ...

Flounder fishing action already is good throughout much of the tidewater First Coast, and it's sure to be heating up over the coming weeks. Flounder fishing is pretty basic. Work baits and lures on or ...