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The Super Strike Charters team is comprised of some of the best anglers and captains around! OUR CAPTAINS AND BOATS OFFER BOTH DEEP SEA AND BACKWATER LOUISIANA CHARTERS FOR THE BEST VENICE, LA FISHING!The crew at Super Strike Charters are the best Venice fishing captains around. Our team of captains is highly experienced with years under their belts. They are familiar with the waters, the fish, the weather, and the tools of the trade. You can rest assured that when you book with one of these Venice fishing captains that you and your other guests are going to receive top notch treatment, superior safety, fantastic fishing, and an amazing adventure. Captains Capt. William BradfordKnown as Capt. Willy B, William Bradford has been with Super Strike Charters since 2010. Capt. Willy captains our 37Ft. Freeman with quad 300 H.P. Yamahas. Capt. Willy specializes in Yellowfin Tuna, Wahoo, Swordfish, Mahi Mahi, Red Snapper, Grouper, Cobia, and Amberjack. Capt. Bob KenneyCapt. Bob Kenney has been fishing commercially and recreationally for the past 30 years. He specializes in offshore fishing targeting Yellowfin Tuna, Swordfish, Wahoo, and Mahi Mahi. He also targets Red Snapper, Grouper, Cobia, and Amberjack when in season.Capt. Bob captains runs our 2023-37ft. Freeman powered with quad-300 H.P. Yamahas. This boat is fast and gets you out to areas such as the Mississippi Canyon and Viosca Knoll quickly and comfortably. Capt. Evan HilemanCaptain Evan has been fishing the Gulf Coast of La. for the past 15 years. Capt. Evan specializes in Offshore Fishing for all of the Pelagic and Reef Fish Species. While Offshore, Capt. Evan runs our 37ft. Freeman Catamaran with quad 300 HP Yamaha Outboards. Inshore and Coastal Fishing Boats Capt. Matt LelandCapt. Matt has been fishing Venice for about 20 yrs. For Inshore charters he runs a 24ft. Bluewave powered with a 350 HP. Mercury. The boat is also equipped with all the latest electronics from Simrad, including Sirius weather, radar, fish finder, and AIS. The main target inshore is Redfish (Bulls and Slots), Speckled Trout, Flounder.He also offers coastal trips for Red Snapper (Season Opens on April 15th, 2024 - Close date is not set yet) Triple-Tail (Seasonal), and Cobia (Seasonal). The cost is base price- plus fuel for a Coastal trip and it is weather dependent. Snapper limits in state waters are 4 per person. Capt. Jordan RoqueCapt. Jordan has been hunting and fishing his entire life.

There are a massive amount of different baits you can use to hook a trophy bass, but one of the best techniques to get the job done is a tube bait. This simple yet highly effective bait can lure in even the most suspicious and pressured fish.However, even with the best bait in the world, you need a good way to present it to the fish. That’s where these six methods of how to rig a tube bait come in. Whether you want to use your tube baits with a jig head, take it weedless, or use a Texas rig with exposed hook point, you’ll be hauling in massive monster sized trophies before you know it!1. Add Your Tube To A Jig2. Fishing Tube Baits On A Wobble Head3. Texas Rigging a Tube4. Drop Shot Rig a Tube For Finesse5. Fishing A Tube Bait Weightless6.Rigging it Weedless with the Stupid RigFinal Thoughts on Rigging a Tube1. Add Your Tube To A JigMany anglers consider fishing tube baits with an internal jig head to be the most effective way to land trophy sized bass. You’ll find a variety of plastic tube jig heads in a variety of sizes and shapes that deliver a weighted top to give your cylindrical soft plastic lure a realistic tail-up presentation.The weight in the plastic jig head also helps your internal tube jig to glide through the water, wiggling and shaking as it drops to the bottom or gets retrieved at your preferred speed. Target species will absolutely take notice of your bait and will be eager to StrikeThe "strike" in fly fishing is the moment when the angler sets the hook, usually by lifting the rod tip.<br/>Lifting the rod tip is the best way to strike in dry fly fishing for trout.<br/>But saltwater fishing, the angler usually needs to "strip strike"(...)" href=" data-mobile-support="0" data-gt-translate-attributes="[{"attribute":"data-cmtooltip", "format":"html"}]" tabindex="0" role="link">strike with speed and aggression.When rigging a tube to jig heads, be sure to push the jig head all the way through the center of the hollow tube until the head eyelet can be seen at the top. Now,

Fishing Floats, Bobbers, and Indicators: The Essential Strike DetectorsFishing floats, bobbers, and indicators are crucial components in an angler's arsenal, serving as the angler's eyes on the water. These vital tools not only keep your bait at the desired depth but also provide instant feedback on fish activity, transforming the slightest nibbles into visible action. From the serene flow of a trout stream to the dynamic waters of a bass lake, our collection ensures you have the perfect strike detector for any scenario.View our collection of Fishing Weights & Sinkers!Versatile Fishing Floats and BobbersOur selection includes a wide variety of floats and bobbers, each designed to suit different fishing styles and conditions. Classic round bobbers offer time-tested reliability and ease of use, perfect for still waters and beginner anglers. Slip bobbers provide adjustable depth control, ideal for fishing at various depths or over submerged structures. For those targeting specific species like crappie or panfish, our specialized floats offer the finesse and sensitivity required to detect the most subtle bites.Precision Fly Fishing IndicatorsFly anglers will find a curated selection of indicators crafted for stealth and sensitivity, essential for successful nymphing techniques. Our indicators come in various materials and designs, from buoyant foam that rides high on the water to natural yarn that presents with minimal disturbance. These indicators are adjustable and easy to attach, ensuring you can quickly adapt to changing conditions and maintain the perfect drift.Durable and Visible DesignsConstructed from durable materials that withstand repeated use and exposure to the elements, our fishing floats, bobbers, and indicators are built to last. Bright colors and reflective surfaces ensure high visibility, even at a distance or in low-light conditions, allowing you to maintain visual contact with your bait and react swiftly to strikes.Check out our fishing line, fishing hooks, and terminal tackle

Product Details The Oros Strike Indicators' design makes so much sense they have become an industry-acclaimed and award-winning fly fishing strike indicator in a very short time. Oros Strike Indicators eliminate common indicator pain points with no small parts to fumble and lose, do not kink the line, and are easy to adjust. The round strike indicator unscrews in half to reveal a centered slot for your leader. Merely align your leader in the slot and screw the two Oros halves together until they grip the line. The centered alignment on the fly leader enables balanced casting without exposed fastening hardware or posts that stick out and can create drag or tangle lines.The Oros Strike Indicator boasts a unique design that keeps the fastening hardware concealed within two molded soft foam hemispheres. When closed, these hemispheres compress, creating a pressure-fit lock that holds it in place without kinking. With oversized threads, securing it to the line is effortless. Additionally, it is eco-friendly as it is biodegradable. Its smooth surface repels water and dirt and creates less drag while casting. It also floats as much, if not more, weight than the current leading brands. Strike indicators don't have to be painful to adjust or tangle your line. Oros Strike Indicators might really be the perfect strike indicator for fly fishing!Recommended line weights by size;X-Small: 6X and lowerSmall: 5X or lowerMedium: 4X or lowerLarge: 3X or lowerEnclosed fastening hardware means no small parts to fumble and loseDoes not kink the lineFloat as much or more weight as the current leading brandsA smooth surface repels water and dirt and creates less drag while castingMade with a biodegradable additive that works during prolonged exposure in natural environments, not in everyday useStrike indicator top and bottom colors can be mixed or matched by anglers for optimal visibilityQuantity per pack: 3 Limited time offer and only while supplies last. Discount based on original price, and intermediate markdowns may have been taken.

Item Description:When feeding, the archerfish will lift its head ever so slightly above a lake's or river's surface and spit a stream of water up to a yalm to strike flies from low-lying branches into the water with remarkable accuracy.[Suitable for display in aquariums tier 2 and higher.][Suitable for printing on medium canvases.]Requirements:Level1Item Level45Statistics & Bonuses:Repairs, Recycle & Style:Acquisition Uses Fishing Overview:Type: LakesPrime Locations: La Noscea - Eastern La NosceaBaits: Streamer, Glowworm, Snurble FlyLevel: 45Size: -26.6 imWhen feeding, the archerfish will lift its head ever so slightly above a lake or river's surface and spit a stream of water up to a yalm to strike flies from low-lying branches into the water with remarkable accuracy.Fishing Locations: Fishing Log: East Agelyss RiverHole Level: 40Eastern La Noscea - La Noscea (20-25)Bait: Streamer, Snurble Fly, Mythril Spoon Lure, Glowworm, Versatile Lure Fishing Log: Raincatcher GullyHole Level: 40Eastern La Noscea - La Noscea (20-30)Bait: Mythril Spoon Lure, Snurble Fly, Glowworm, Spinnerbait, Streamer, Versatile Lure, Rainbow Spoon LureWeather: (Clear Skies)Aquarium:Aquarium InformationWater Type: FreshwaterFish Size: 2 (M)Housing:Wall-mount Information Medium Angler's CanvasUsed in Supply Mission (1)Supply and Provisioning Mission ItemFisher Supply Mission (Level 45) x 1DesynthCulinarianPotential Results:1 Fine Sand1 Blue Pigment1 Snurble Fly1 Allagan Bronze Piece1 Clear Demimateria II1 Water CrystalGallery

Columbia’s McClinton tops Strike King co-angler division Boater winner Lucas Murphy of West Columbia, South Carolina, and Strike King co-angler winner Zahreed McClinton of Columbia, South Carolina. PROSPERITY, S.C. – Boater Lucas Murphy of West Columbia, South Carolina, caught a five-bass limit weighing 26 pounds, 10 ounces, Saturday to win the MLF Phoenix Bass Fishing League (BFL) Presented by T-H Marine on Lake Murray. The tournament, hosted by Capital City Lake Murray Country Regional Tourism Board, was the first event of the season for the BFL South Carolina Division. For his victory, Murphy earned $5,886, including a $2,500 Phoenix MLF Contingency Bonus.“We had a big front come through at 10 o’clock,” Murphy said. “I caught probably two of my fish before it and three of them after, but all pretty close to it. I caught most of them shallow on a lipless crankbait and a few out deep on a brush pile with a drop-shot.”In the morning, when the wind was cooking, Murphy took advantage of the conditions with the lipless crank – a 1/2-ounce Strike King Red Eye Shad in a red craw pattern – fishing in 5 feet of water or less.“I was just kind of chasing the wind on rocky banks,” he said. “Wherever the wind was hitting the bank, if it’s got rock on it you start fishing it. Two of the three big crankbait fish I caught off of places I never caught a fish off of in my life. I just fished it because it set up right.”Post-front, the sun eventually came out, and that’s when Murphy adjusted to fishing brush piles in 25 to 30 feet of water with a 5-inch Strike King Filler Worm on a drop-shot. Altogether, he landed about a dozen keepers, he had to cover quite a bit of water to catch them. Murphy says the fish are really spread out in Lake Murray this season.“I caught ’em all over the place,” he said. “I do fish the lake a lot, so I kind of just have some areas and some sweet spots. I started mid-lake and just kind of fished my way down to the dam. I feel like I’d make a move to an area and catch a big one and fish a little bit, then make a move to another area and catch another big one.“I ran into a few of the great big ones,” he