Husband and wife fishing duo Cole & Jay stumble upon a secret body of water teeming with massive shellcracker.

1 Around Lakeland, at Tenoroc, bass fishing was best on lakes Horseshoe, Legs and Waterlou. Lakes Shop, 3, 5, B and C also had high catch rates. This past week there were 15 large bass over 19 inches ...

1 Around Lakeland, at Tenoroc, the bass bite was best this week at lakes Coronet, Fishhook, Hydrilla, Legs, Lost Lake West, B, C, F, 4, 5 and 10. Lakes Cemetery, Lost Lake East, Shop, A, 2 and 3 also ...

The only good thing about the speckled perch spawning season dying down is the bluegill and shellcracker season kicking in. That's where we're at. There was a 12.5 inch shellcracker caught off the ...

1 Around Lakeland, at Saddle Creek, good numbers of bluegill and shellcracker are biting from the banks on red worms. The bass bite is good on black and blue ribbontail worms and swim jigs up around ...

1 Around Lakeland, the bluegill are “popping off real good” on crickets and red worms at Saddle Creek Park. Bass fishing has been tough though. Ten-inch mag trick worms have been the most productive.

April and May are prime time for shellcracker and bluegill in Florida. Shellcracker, also known as red-eared sunfish, have been active since late March while bluegill are just beginning and will ...

The bobber slowly disappears beneath the water's surface with the kind of unhurried leisure that signals "good fish" to the trained observer. "That's a `cracker'," says north Alabama angler Ricky ...

Happy Independence Day to all of the local angling community. What could be better than a weekend of fishing? While there are plenty of opportunities on tap, what could be more American than fishing ...

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“Most of the world is covered with water. A fisherman’s job is simple: Pick out the best parts.” Charles Waterman “Scholars have long known that fishing eventually turns men into philosophers.