Published in Onshore-Offshore Magazine, a great local publication.    This is an article by Captain Jason Prieto who is concerned about the future of the species.   Set to re-open September...

By Neil Taylor The accessory decisions on the Native Slayer are something that came in development through prototype stages. The involvement with the professional guides who use these craft on...

Neil Taylor, Strike Three Kayak Fishing The weekender or the laid off, full time government paid angler?  Fakers abound in the fishing industry, bilking legitimate companies out of their wares...

By Neil Taylor Fishing Guide, www.strikethreekayakfishing.com                      Owner and administrator:  www.capmel.com A topic of great interest to Gulf coast anglers and fishing guides since they became aware that an executive order would be...

A series by Capt. Jon Bull               In the final installment of the series, Learning to Fly, we will get out on the water and figure out what clues to...

  A Series by Capt. Jon Bull             In this installment in the series, Learning to Fly, we will be discussing the final piece of your terminal fly tackle before you...

  A Series by Capt. Jon Bull              In this installment of the series, Learning to Fly, we will be looking at how to choose the right fly reel, backing, and...

Cold Water Flying By:  Capt. Jon Bull   In past winter’s, temperatures were barely rising above the mid 50's.  Nighttime temps were dipping below freezing in most parts of the state.  Prolonged...

By:  Capt. Jon Bull   In past winter’s, temperatures were barely rising above the mid 50's.  Nighttime temps were dipping below freezing in most parts of the state.  Prolonged 50 degree...

  By Capt. Jon Bull “1000 shades of blue, 10 trillion grains of sand, and one sun to light it all up (Jamie Howard Films, 2007).”  This was the backdrop of...