Bob StearnsFishingAn Ingenious Trick to Modify Your Favorite PlugAchieve plug perfection with these simple adjustmentsBy Bob StearnsJune 7, 2017FishingTackle Tip: Fix a Busted Rod Guide on the Water in MinutesBy Bob StearnsApril 19, 2012FishingNorth Carolina InshoreIn the Outer Banks, the fish are plentiful, the season is long, and the light tackle action is nonstop.By Bob StearnsDecember 15, 2006FishingOff KeysThe crowds are gone, but outstanding angling remains in Flordia's saltwater paradise.By Bob StearnsDecember 15, 2006FishingThe Dry TortugasSome of the best light-tackle fishing in the world is found in U.S. waters, just 70 miles west of Key West, Florida, in a small group of islands called the Dry TortugasBy Bob StearnsDecember 15, 2006FishingGet ChummyThere's a lot more to chumming than a load of ground-up or cut pieces of fish or shellfish tossed over the transom. In many ways it's an art.By Bob StearnsDecember 15, 2006FishingSaltwater: Reel ToughSaltwater gamefish are often big and strong, and the conditions in which they live can be very demanding on anglers and their tackle. Sometimes a baitcasting reel is the only option.By Bob StearnsDecember 15, 2006FishingThe Kings of TidewaterReady for the fight of your life? Try chinook.By Bob StearnsDecember 15, 2006The Outer Banks in Winter'Tis the season for redfish, striped bass, seatrout, and near-empty beaches.By Bob StearnsDecember 16, 2002GearF&S Gear: What We LikeThe Baker Hookout Hook RemoverBy Bob StearnsMay 25, 2002FishingJig TimeNew materials are taking these baits into uncharted waters.By Bob StearnsJanuary 1, 2000FishingThe Fine Art of GaffingFor catch-and-release or catch-and-eat, a gaff is often the best tool to land a fish.By Bob StearnsJanuary 1, 2000FishingFLORIDA'S UPPER EAST COAST: Water, Water EverywhereFishing DestinyBy Bob StearnsJanuary 1, 2000FishingPop Goes the RattlerThis new line of surface lures takes fish where no other popper could.By Bob StearnsFebruary 20, 1999FishingCracking the Tidal CodeOnce you understand this eternal cycle, you can consistently predict fish activityand increase your coastal fishing success.By Bob StearnsFebruary 20, 1999
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