The Blue Board

The Florida Keys have the best variety by far. The Dry Tortuga's and the Islamorada Hump are musts. It's an amazing place, but it's different than an Old Florida feel.

Islamorada Hump sounds amazing. Amberjack and Wahoo are ones I want to cross off my list.

I live 5 minutes away from Lake Guntersville and I fish quite often. Lake Guntersville is one of the top 5 or so lakes in the nation for Largemouth Bass! The Bass fishing is simply amazing down here right now, I've caught several in the 5-7 pound range in the last couple of weeks!

nice job...i was wanting to get up to the hiwassee river (an hour northeast of chattanooga) but may have to settle for the sipsey (below smith lake dam)...I need to fish!

nice, hit the yampa, the pan and roaring fork as well as the taylor while you're out there...williams fork is good and close to you.

Why can't eat you eat them?

AFAIK, Amberjacks are called Kampachi in Japanese. I've had Kampachi multiple times at sushi bars.

Lots of worms.

The shoulder meat on the smaller AJ's may not have them, but it's still hit and miss.

They are good too eat but I just release them because of the potential of having worms.

I usually try and fish for Redfish in the brackash and inlets around Beaufort, Hilton Head, Bluffton, Savannah

Cobia are running right now and I have seen a lot of people catch some monsters. I have never fished cobia until this year and we didnt have any luck on our first attempt

I have fished the roaring fork and the williams fork, ave not made to the yampa yet.

right off the river banks here in Pierre.. getting ready to go out with some friends here in a little bit today.. couldnt go yesterday lots of grad parties to go too. Bad part is my friends that i go fishing with are Seniors and all their grad parties are next weekend, so no fishing next weekend.... im gonna be a junior in high school next year.

Little update from the Missouri River: Went out fishing today with a few buddies and about 15 mins in we had to get about 7 more people to come out. Got out there at 315 limited out by 345 for all of us and decided to stay out and catch some and have fun on a beautiful high 80's day. I'd say we caught around 55 to 60 walleyes most being around 14 to 17ins... all the keepers we kept were the tasty 15's and 16's. Skipping 2 hours of school tomorrow to head up on the big lake with a few buddies. I'll post an update tomorrow night

I fish the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay nearly all year around. I don't get out as much as I used to with 2 small kids but the oldest is about to be able to start going with me and fishing for real.

The Bull Reds are hitting hard right now on the Shore Flats and the Eastern Shore barrier islands. Blacks are in the 2-30 foot depth over near the E Shore. Flounder are starting to hit near the islands with the big ones about a month away. A few Cobia have been caught in the Bay already by the chummers but I'll wait until I can see them on the top.

Spade Fish will be out at the Ches Light any day now, anyone catch these before? Lb for Lb they are about as strong as you can get. And they taste really good.