Mullet fishing with a cast net is a tradition that’s lasted many generations along the Gulf Coast, especially in the Florida Panhandle. It’s a common sight to see a net fisherman waiting patiently ...

So many anglers and divers had such high hopes for the offshore fishing and lobstering in the wake of Hurricane Matthew. As it turned out, the storm wasn’t as bad as expected in South Florida, and the ...

Capt. David Cohen, right, prepares to release a 100-pound tarpon caught by 12-year-old Nick Eberhart in North Biscayne Bay. Fishing for tarpon and snook has been excellent in the bay thanks to the ...

Spend any time on the water and you will eventually see someone throwing or casting a net. This invention has fed the multitudes, fattened the purses of fishermen and merchants, and enabled Big Bend ...

It has been a little more than 30 years since a constitutional net ban that was overwhelmingly approved by Florida voters was implemented, and the impact of that restriction on commercial gill nets in ...

In this fun cast net fishing session, I use a cast net as a bait trap to catch some incredibly colorful bait fish for my next big catch. Watch as I throw, scoop, and reveal a surprising variety of ...

There is no doubt. The mullet run has been switched on to full operation mode. Sebastian Inlet has looked like ground zero for the mullet migration. Canaveral Seashore, Jetty Park, Cocoa Beach Pier, ...

It’s still hotter than Hades in Jacksonville, but it’s beginning to feel like fall in Mayport. The mullet are running hard, bull reds are just about everywhere in the river, and the flounder have ...

The saints watched from the crook of a massive, gnarled, and knotted tree: Saint Ursula clutched a sword, and beneath her a warrior held her scepter. Ursula, legend holds, was a British princess ...

In 1945, William S. Zuill wrote in his book Bermuda Journey that “mullet roe is never plentiful, and St David’s people like it so well themselves that they do not part with it readily. In a good ...