August 13, 2026 Why you burn faster in Destin People get burned on the Panhandle on days that did not feel especially hot. Pensacola to Apalachicola has the whitest sand and the clearest water on the Gulf, and both...
August 13, 2026 One outfit, inshore and offshore, on Mobile Bay This stretch of coast fishes two completely different ways in one day. Specks and reds in the Mississippi Sound or Mobile Bay in the morning, then a run past Dauphin...
August 13, 2026 Reading the tide before you launch The tide chart tells you more about the next four hours of fishing than the weather app does. On the Gulf Coast it is the difference between a slow morning...
August 13, 2026 Sun protection that survives a full day Why sunscreen alone fails on the water, what reflected UV does, and how to cover the spots anglers actually burn.Water throws UV back at youOpen water reflects a meaningful share...
August 13, 2026 A fall bull red trip to Venice, and what to pack Fall in the Louisiana marsh is the trip people save up for. Bull reds in the delta out of Venice, Hopedale or Cocodrie, in water that goes on forever and...
August 13, 2026 Why the Lower Laguna eats gear The Lower Laguna Madre is one of a handful of hypersaline lagoons on earth. It is saltier than the Gulf outside it, shallow enough to be bright all day, and...
August 13, 2026 Sight casting the Coastal Bend, and beating the glare The Coastal Bend is the stretch where you stop covering water and start hunting fish. Aransas, Copano and Corpus Christi Bays run clear enough over grass and sand that you...
August 13, 2026 Fishing Galveston Bay in August, and surviving it An August morning on Galveston Bay is flat and pleasant at six and genuinely punishing by nine. The temperature is not what gets people. It is the humidity sitting on...