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Bahamas. Deep Water Cay Fall Bonefish Classic: Moffitt captures ...
The Bahamas Celebrity Bonefish Series completed its most recent event at Deep Water Cay, where Floridian Brower Moffitt earned the title of Grand Champion Angler. The Deep Water Cay Fall Bonefish Classic is the fourth of five stops in the Bahamas Celebrity Bonefish Series, a part of the Redbone@Large Celebrity Tournament Series. A total of approximately 30 Redbone fishing events are held each year, with proceeds benefiting the CF Foundation. Moffitt also captured the spin division title, while Heather Stouffer won the honors as the Grand Champion Lady Angler. Stouffer teamed with her husband, Jim Stouffer, to win the Team Grand Champion Angler prize. Stouffer was the general division champion and Gary Ellis earned the fly division title. The largest bonefish, 25 inches, was captured by Bill Keller, and Walter Reckley was given the top guide award.The Bahama Beach Club Resort Boasts Some of the Caribbean's Best ...
Anglers Cast Their Lure for Diverse Catch in the Bahamas Featuring some of the hemisphere's best angling waters, the waters surrounding the picturesque Bahama Beach Club Resort in Treasure Cay, Abaco are a sport fisherman's paradise. Fishing along the coast is offered in a variety of forms – surf and pier fishing, fly fishing, inshore and offshore charter fishing – with the fishing season lasting throughout the year. Treasure Cay, Abaco, Bahamas (PRWEB) October 27, 2006 -- Featuring some of the hemisphere's best angling waters, the waters surrounding the picturesque Bahama Beach Club Resort in Treasure Cay, Abaco are a sport fisherman's paradise.
Fishing along the coast is offered in a variety of forms – surf and pier fishing, fly fishing, inshore and offshore charter fishing – with the fishing season lasting throughout the year.
Land Captain lands 'em
One of the neat things about living in South Florida is that you don't need a boat to catch fish.Pretty much wherever you find water, you'll find something willing to bite your bait.
Steve Kantner of Fort Lauderdale makes his living writing about fishing for everything from tarpon, snook and largemouth bass to peacock bass, grass carp and snakeheads. The majority of his fishing is done from land -- he sometimes fishes from a canoe -- and he also guides anglers, which is why he's known as The Land Captain.
A columnist for Florida Fishing Weekly as well as a contributing editor for Fly Fishing in Salt Waters and a fly-casting instructor who also conducts fly-fishing seminars (he's got one for women Feb. 10 at T.Y. Park in Hollywood featuring instruction by Kantner, Lefty Kreh and Diana Rudolph) Kantner has fly-fished for everything from trout in Montana and salmon in Washington to bonefish in the Bahamas and peacock bass in Brazil.