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Welcome to the July 2016 edition of Florida Shore Fishing Editors Blog.  In this blog entry I am going to write about whats new here at FloridaShoreFi

FloridaShoreFishing.com would like to welcome our readers to 2016. In this, our second edition of the Editors Blog, I will be giving a look back at th

Welcome to the first edition of FloridaShoreFishing.com's Editors Blog. This blog will is intended to be a monthly update from the editor on what is n

FloridaShoreFishing.com is looking to expand its Bait and Tackle List.  If you are an owner/employee of a bait and tackle shop, or simply know of on

This is an editorial blog post by our editor Dan Hagan. One of the longest running debates among anglers is whether to use live bait or lures.  The

Welcome to the live blog! I arrived at Sunglow Pier at 6:15 am. Seas are 2-4 feet with a heavy north current. Using live shrimp and mud minnows for

I woke up this morning with a plan to spend most of the day fishing Florida's shores.  Here is the plan I laid out for the day: Arrive at Dunlaw

One of my favorite fish to eat is the Flounder. They have a light, flaky, subtly flavored meat that works well with any recipe calling for white meat

I set out this morning with the intentions of catching a few Redfish and Trout in the Thousand Islands area of Coca Beach. I arrived at my "secret"