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What do I like to eat when I am going fishing, you ask? I usually pack a brown paper sack with a salami sandwich on white bread, a bag of chips, a stick or two of jerky and a bottle of Snapple. Uh ...

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Fishing Lake Anna on a warm spring day, Bill Mathias and I slowly pumped our shiners back across a rough piece of deep ...

Our live bait operations at our local harbors sell anchovies and sardines, but few people understand how the live bait gets there and ultimately into bait tanks aboard our fishing boats. The live bait ...

When you absolutely, positively have to catch a fish, live bait is the only way to go, period. While artificial lures are variously new, improved, or otherwise hyped worldwide, the lowly worm and its ...

Is bridling your live baits really worth the extra effort? For many anglers, the answer is yes. A simple loop can keep hooks clear, baits swimming ­naturally, and ...

Savannah is known as a place to wet your whistle. It’s also a place to wet a line. In a coastal region with a public beach, winding rivers and stocked ponds, the Savannah area offers a multitude of ...

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The Savannah area offers diverse fishing opportunities in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Popular freshwater catches include catfish, bluegill, and largemouth bass, while saltwater options ...

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