Daytime temperatures are blazing hot, and the water temperature in Charleston Harbor is in the mid-80s. For nearshore fishing enthusiasts, that signals that it's time to try and hook a tarpon. Without ...

Catching a tarpon is something that every angler should strive for. What's not to like? Battles with tarpon often begin by sight fishing them. Anglers pitch a live pilchard or sardine, or a ...

I HAD JUST returned from Homosassa, Florida. I had driven 10 hours each way to fly fish for tarpon. I had recently broken three ribs in what remains disputed as either a biking accident or a drinking ...

It didn't start out as a tarpon trip but it certainly ended up as one last weekend for Capt. Chuck Griffin of Aqua Adventures Sportfishing Charters. Griffin said he and his clients had caught and ...

Well, if you haven’t caught your tarpon yet this summer, it’s not because you aren’t getting a chance. The T-word pops up every week here from those who check in with what they’re seeing and/or ...

We're at that wonderful time of the year when the mullet run beginning is only a few weeks away, tarpon are at the inlets and along the beaches and snapper fishing is still pretty strong. The full ...

Most anglers associate tarpon fishing on Florida’s west coast as something done in May and June. But Nick Winger loves fishing for tarpon in September. He knows that the fish need to eat heavily ...

Tarpon: Fishing for tarpon is good for Tampa Bay area anglers. Fish are biting in the passes, around the bridges, along the beaches and up in the bay. Strike Zone, 3 ...

A TV fishing show host has asked social-media followers to withhold judgement after sharing an image showing him posing with a massive tarpon that he landed recently off Colombia. “BEFORE YOU JUDGE - ...

Rumors and uncertainty are running rabid in the sport fishing community after a list of endangered or threatened species was published in the Gaceta, the government´s official publication to notify ...

Port Aransas has always had an influx of visitors in the summer, enjoying the beach and fishing opportunities. But May of 1937 saw one of their most famous visitors, when President Franklin D.