Articles By Lee Clymer

When I was young my Irish family didn’t really like much of anything spicy, so the first time I tasted... Read More

Loading your tackle box up with jigs is a smart move, but loading up on bucktail jigs is a great move. There’s... Read More

I absolutely love technology. In my life I have watched everything from party line telephones become cell... Read More

I’ve seen fishing line used for everything from holding up a radio antenna to tying back a ponytail.... Read More

I was having a conversation with a friend of mine the other day and he said something to me that absolutely... Read More

Although you would have thought fishing would have been a strong suit for Ponce De Leon, it appears that... Read More

Ahhh.I love the smell of fiberglass in the morning…well actually any time of day. It smells like adrenalin.... Read More

It’s just a little piece of hard wire, most often gold in color, and hurts like the dickens when it... Read More

In January of this year I did a boat delivery from Tarpon Springs to Port Canaveral. If you remember, and... Read More

We in Florida are much like Aussies in one aspect…there seems to be a large contingent of people who... Read More

In the days of whaling there was an experience known to those adventurous types known as a “Nantucket... Read More

The war between fishermen and lawmakers over snapper fishing is heated as a crematorium furnace on the south... Read More

Florida is a fishing paradise, let’s face it. Offshore, inshore, or inland it doesn’t matter,... Read More

Even though we have extremely distressing news about Snapper fishing on the east coast of Florida and Georgia,... Read More

Florida’s Black Bass Plan is Heaven to Fishermen’s Ears! Could Florida become the Black Bass... Read More

The Cold Winter Pushes the East Coast Cobia Run Late—This year the spring Cobia run got pushed... Read More

FWC is once again adjusting licensing requirements for shoreline fishermen in the state of Florida. As of... Read More

Although when my children were young and thought I was superman, I have never believed in any way that... Read More

The ramifications of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill aren’t even beginning to show as over 5000 barrels... Read More

I love living on a boat. It is an endless learning experience. A day that doesn’t bring a challenge... Read More