The fall mullet run this time of year is a big deal, in part because when schools of mullet migrate through South Florida, anglers can catch a variety of fish from beaches, piers and boats. Those ...

Good fishermen catch fish wherever they go, even when fishing unfamiliar waters. Whether working the pit or handling the rod, Miami sport-fishing captain Ray Rosher and his wife, Charmain, excel at ...

Ballyhoo: the perfect bait. Just about everything that swims in the ocean eats ballyhoo, and they are plentiful, especially throughout the Florida Keys. Sold worldwide on the commercial market, the ...

Capt. Abie Raymond holds a nice mutton snapper caught by a client fishing on Bouncer’s Dusky 33 with Capt. Bouncer Smith. Muttons eat live ballyhoo and shrimp around patch reefs in November. Courtesy ...

We start by catching fresh ballyhoo with a hoop net in Key Largo no frozen bait, no shortcuts. Then we take them offshore and put them to work trolling. The result? A clean hookup and a full catch-and ...