Chum Charlie
Growing up on the south shore of Long Island, Chum Charlie has always had a passion for fishing. His favorite fish to catch is a striped bass and his favorite bait to use is bunker. Off the water, he enjoys blogging and sharing his favorite fishing tips & tricks that he has learned over the years.
Can You Eat a Tilapia?
Tilapia is a hardy white fish, being incredibly disease resistant and adaptable to a large variety of different weather conditions. The name Tilapia actually...
Can You Eat an Octopus?
The octopus is one of the most fascinating creatures to exist on the planet and below its waves. These eight armed, triple heart invertebrates...
How to Smoke Fish in an Oven
To smoke fish in your oven, there are a couple of techniques that a home cook can utilize to impart that wonderful smokey flavor...
How to Use a Powerbait for Catching Trout
Trout are famous worldwide for their impeccable taste and easy to catch nature. While catching trout is one of the more accessible streams of...
How to Rig a Slip Float
Casting a rig with a set float over 4 feet away from the bait seems like an awkward situation that calls for a lot...
Galveston Pier Fishing: Complete Guide
Serious anglers dream of fishing at the Galveston Pier, and if you’re one of them, we’ve got the complete guide for you on everything...
Spoons or Spinners – Which Lure to Use When Fishing for...
The age old question posed by all great fishermen goes like this, “I want to catch the biggest salmon west of the Mississippi, but...
Fly Fishing: What is a Tippet & How to Use
Fishing fanatics are known to have enjoyed the fly fishing technique for years. Many anglers use this method as a basis to develop new...
Best Weather & Temperature for Crappie Fishing
Crappie are known for being always on the move, with their springtime migrations sometimes being described as frantic. As crappie anglers follow these particular...
Are Fishing Spiders Poisonous? [Complete Guide]
Fishing spiders are a specific species of spiders that live near bodies of water. The spiders can stretch out as long as 70 millimeters,...
