As the snow begins to melt and the first wildflowers bloom spring in Jackson Hole becomes one of the most underrated times to visit. This season offers a unique blend of winter and summer energy where you can still ski in the mountains while enjoying sunny days in the valley. From spring skiing to wildlife watching and early-season Jackson Hole fl...

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Maine Outdoors I’ll be sharing a series of posts over the coming months looking back at each of the four decades that brought us to where we are today. 1987: The Official Beginning

We have some extreme weather on the way. This weather decreases fishing pressure greatly allowing the bass to feed up for the spawn and get healthy without being fished for. Nature protects itself in many ways and this is one of them. The bass can get into their prespawn areas and add weight so they can endure a stressful spawning phase. After th...

Lake Guntersville Fishing Report | Late January Setup Multiple patterns are in play right now. Shallow mid-depth and deeper options can all produce. The difference is staying flexible and being on the right water when the bite window opens. Late January on Guntersville Lake Guntersville has been in one of those stretches where you cannot […] The p...

GORDO BANKS PANGASJanuary 18 2026 We continue to see good action throughout the fishing grounds closer to shore such as La Fortuna 25 Cardon and Punta Gorda. Tuna numbers are down compared to previous weeks though most boats were able … Continue reading →

Ben went out to see how much ice we have grown in the last 2 days. He checked on spots along where the road normally is on the way to Center Reef. He found we have grown about 1/2 to 3/4 inch since the last report on 1/16. Ben drilled where there was no or minimal slush ice and found 14.5 to 16.5 inches. Where Slush ice is layered on top you can...

“First I would like to thank Taka Katy and Steve Tanaka from Taka’s Tackle for supporting this trip since 1993. I had the pleasure of fishing with the best tuna fisherman I know Taka Tanaka. Thank you to Matt Salas from Salas Lures for donating the 6xJR and 7xJR Wahoo Lures. They worked great for the Wahoo.…

Today was a great day working up the coastline with incredible weather. Everyone was also able to tag several Yellowtail today. We had very good fishing this evening on yo-yo jigs surface irons stick baits and live bait. We will be traveling our way up the coast tomorrow. TEAM RP

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Here there are the Spearfishing Guys showing what they caught today..

This was the first day of fishing in Guatemala we caught some Mahi-mahi and released many sailfish

1/17/26 Update: We’ve been on various lakes now for about 6 weeks and have pulled out a lot of nice fish.  With the warm weather and windy start to the season the ice continues to grow and change daily so always be sure to check ice for yourself with a spud bar carry safety gear … The post 1-17-26 Ice Conditions Report appeared first on Sport Fish...

As many of you know I did a review on my St. Croix Avid surf rod a while back on this blog. That rod was great and served me well. One day last fall I was using it along some rocky dropoffs when I hooked a decent size striper. I was on a high perch and when I got the fish rear the rocks I did something really stupid.  I attempted to lift the fish...

The new year finally came around and this coming Tuesday is the first community night over at Falling Sky Brewery off of 13th. If you haven’t been to one it is a monthly gathering that we do over at Falling … Continue reading →

Flash has not been out for a couple of weeks due to the weather mostly. Flash 1 made a trip on Saturday to see what is out there after all the rain. Our 1/2 day trip landed leopard sharks on the smaller side and a couple striped bass. Everyone had fun pulling on fish. Enjoy... Read more » The post Flash Fishing report 1/17/26\ appeared first on Fl...

Good morning from San Martin de Los Andes in Argentine Patagonia where we just finished another nice week of fishing with some wonderful guests from back home in Oregon. As can be expected in Patagonia we saw some windy days but we also enjoyed a lot of warm sunny days and good fishing. This area … Continue reading Jeff’s fishing report 1/17/26 Th...

Jerk Bait Time on Lake Guntersville The next two weeks will be some of the coldest days and nights of the year on Guntersville. It brings to mind the success I have had fishing jerk baits over the years they have existed. I can easily state that jerk baits have been a consistent performer of... Read more » The post Jerk Bait Time on Lake Guntersvi...

Yes we've a cold front in January. No it's not strange but it is strange that we've only had one.  The weather has been spectacular and the fishing on fire.  There was a bit off a dip after the last cold front but the ship quickly righted itself and all is well now.  The species list has been long starting with bonefish and tarpon but adding to th...

January is off to an incredible start on Lake of the Woods—and the ice fishing action is only heating up. Anglers staying with us at Border View Lodge and Sportsman’s Lodge have been pulling in impressive numbers of quality fish with plenty of big walleyes coming through the ice. If January is any indication [...]

Ice is growing and the wind is blowing! Today (Friday 1/16) Ben drilled many holes in the same areas he did on 1/14.  Common ice thickness where he drilled today was 14 to 16 inches with 15 inches being the most common. Ben concentrated on checking where it was black ice. if you drill in the slush ice you will see more overall thickness in spots w...

At Christmas it was 70 degrees and we were fishing in shorts and T-shirts. A month later we are in a historic cold front. The fishing has been really good on the days the weather allows us to get out on the lake. The water temp was in the mid 50s a few weeks ago now it's in the 30s. Will they bite?yes. Do you have to change it up a bit?yes. T...

OFFSHORE- Another week of scattered sailfish action; with boats trolling up to the north picking away at a few sails and the live baiters getting chances south of Jupiter Inlet. A few dolphin have been mixed in with the sailfish along with the occasional wahoo and blackfin tuna. Most of the live bait action has been from the Juno Beach Pier to Jupi...

GORDO BANKS PANGASJanuary 25th 2026 The week started off good with decent action at the Inner and Outer Gordo. We saw more tuna action in the 40-to-70-pound range.  These tuna were hooked on live bulito small skipjack chiwili strips of … Continue reading →

Key West fishing report for January 28 2026 is a chilly one. The Florida Keys in Key West are experiencing one of the coldest winters since 2010. Air temps down into the low 50s and with the north west and north winds over 20 kn can bring the wind chills down to the 40s. Not exactly Chamber of Commerce weather and there is more to come this coming...

Blacks and Stripes I went out yesterday not knowing what to expect. Prior to the weather last week there had been a good Marlin bite with both Blacks and Stripes along with Blues being found. So the expectation was high but what affect had the weather had. As we left the Heads the water temperature … Continue reading Ambition Report 22nd.January’2...