Tailing Redfish On the Fly
Tim Wilson - September 11, 2019Targeting tailing redfish is a lot like hunting. You’re stalking your prey, quietly and patiently just waiting for the perfect shot. There are times where it’s more…
How Hurricanes Impact Fishing
Tim Wilson - September 3, 2019Hurricanes can have an impact on late summer and fall fishing. There are several factors that can determine the size of that impact. First, you need to…
Put a Spin On Mahi Fishing
Tim Wilson - August 18, 2019Mahi fishing is great fun. It’s not only a great fish to eat but catching this fish is filled with the super action that commonly includes fish…
Cleaning Your Redfish Like a PRO
Tim Wilson - August 18, 2019It's always tough to have a great day of fishing only to end with struggling to clean your catch. Cleaning your Redfish catch can be frustrating due…
Quick Tips Fishing For Winter Kings
Tim Wilson - July 29, 2019With winter already here, seem to slow down our offshore fishing and this means fishing for King Mackerel. So may think that the Kings are gone until…
Tactics When the Fish are Skittish
Tim Wilson - July 21, 2019We’ve all had those days. You know the days when the fish just don’t bite. It’s beautiful weather, you have waited all week to hit the water…
Flounder Fishing With Plastics…..Video Seminar
Tim Wilson - July 20, 2019Fishing with soft plastics is becomes more popular every year. It's becoming especially attractive to Flounder fishermen. It's effective and less prone to being eaten by bait…
Top Tips for Sight Fishing
Tim Wilson - July 14, 2019I'm a Redfish Tournament Angler and guide that fishes in tournaments from North Carolina to Louisiana. To me, there is nothing that compares to sight fishing in…
Redfishing On North Carolina’s Pamlico Sound
Tim Wilson - July 6, 2019The mid and late summer means great Redfishing in North Carolina’s Pamlico Sound region. In the coming days of late summer, the large Reds will be feeding…
Uncovering the Fishing Mysteries of Nearshore and Offshore Bottom
Tim Wilson - June 14, 2019Millions of years ago the sea-level was 40 to 60 miles off the southeast coast, carving out the area we refer to today as the “30 to…
