Speckled Trout Handling Tips By Neil Taylor, Guide Services-Tampa Bay Region Speckled Trout are great light tackle “catch-and-release” fun but they are unfortunately one of the most delicate species of fish...

November 13, 2010 By Neil Taylor Fishing without polarized sunglasses is “Blind Casting.” One of the most neglected choices in fishing equipment is sunglasses.  To be clear from the very start,...

 By Capt. Pat Damico, CapMel Flyfishing Editor   Once or twice a week I have phone conversations with several guide friends who specialize in fly fishing. We share information about our...

December 22, 2010 By Neil Taylor Native watercraft accessories: “The Fishing Buddy” Native Watercraft and their related companies (Watertrail Paddling Gear) address all the needs for accessorizing for their fishing watercraft....

January 12, 2011 By Neil Taylor From the parent company “Seaguar”, there is an option in their fluorocarbon “main line” to consider as an option for your fishing needs. AbrazX...

May 11, 2011 By Neil Taylor Versatility, comfort so you can stand up, “see the fish and catch the fish” The Native Watercraft, Legacy Paddlesports/Liquid Logic 12-foot-three-inch, 55 pound “Versa Board”...

By Neil Taylor, March 2011 Choosing a Kayak or “The Up-Grade” March 1, 2011 It could be a canoe.   It could be a discount store kayak that paddles like a waterlogged two-by-four.   ...

July 8, 2011 By Neil Taylor The Silly Willy Jig A tackle option for just about everyone, everywhere-the Silly Willy jig is as simple as it gets. Lead molded around a...

Neil Taylor, Strike Three Kayak Fishing Alternative anchoring methods are available to different watercraft users. A conventional anchor is necessary in deep water situations but another option exists for the...

Native Watercraft’s “Watertrail” accessory line has a variety of choices for kayak anglers’ needs. One of the very first questions there is when it comes to a day on...