catch and release…

An important part of sustainable fishing is to only fish for your current needs and use safe catch and release practices for the fish you don’t need. For those unacquainted with catch and release here’s a great article that should cover the needful. For instance, here in the Caribbean, I won’t eat barracuda and most …

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just a quick note…

While I’m not big on social media, I am doing VolksCruiser and Fishing Under Sail on Bluesky. Visit Fishing Under Sail on Bluesky In other blog business, I’m seriously considering dropping the comments section as having to moderate the tons of spam, scam, porn, and Russian viruses is taking more time than the writing of …

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the secret to catching fish…

The biggest problem I see in folks not catching fish is that they suffer from an inability to know what they want to catch. For instance, a cruising sailor will often just pick a lure at random, attach it to their line, and drag it behind the boat where they ignore it till they bring …

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did someone say Sabiki rig?

Cruising fisherman tend to concentrate their fishing energy chasing bigger fish like Mahi, Wahoo, and Tuna but here’s a thought that you might consider smaller prey like mackerel, flying fish, and squid might make even more sense. Next up is more on how to use a sabiki rig…

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