When I asked my customers for the day what they were looking to catch, the answer was immediate: a pole.

Today, we anchored off Cocoa Beach to enjoy some good fishing and a history lesson on Florida's incredible Space Coast.

Being captain of a fishing boat is my dream job, but it's not always easy.

I've never been much of a fly fisherman, but that doesn't mean I can't appreciate the craftsmanship of a well-tied lure.

We boat captains like to think we're special people, with a vocabulary all our own.

Sea pike are always a fun fish to catch, and we spent the day scouting out their favorite spots.

What do we do with a big catch? Display it? Eat it? Take a picture of it and throw it back in the water? In my opinion, it all depends on why you're fishing in the first place.

I always say that every day on the water is the best day of my life. That's why I do this job.

Today I found myself in a strange situation: I was a passenger on someone else's boat.

To better catch fish, you must learn to think like them.

After a few days of bad weather, there's nothing better than a nice fishing trip at sunset.

Reeling in a big fish is always gratifying, but a true fisherman or fisherwoman appreciates the stalking before the size of the catch.