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Posted on September 24, 2009 at 4:05pm —

eFishBox.com Changes product line.

The soft economy has struck at eFishBox. Our supplier of fishing tackle has quit the business.

We now specialize in fishing electronics, boat electronics and boat gear. Check out the new site and compare the great prices.

We also carry some sporting electronics and automobile gps, cb radios and a host of other non boating items.

Posted on February 21, 2009 at 3:02pm —

NOAA Proposes Rule to Require Saltwater Angler Registration

NOAA’s Fisheries Service is seeking comment on a proposed rule that requires anglers and spearfishers who fish recreationally in federal ocean waters to be registered before fishing in 2009.

The rule would also require registration by those who may catch anadromous species anywhere, including striped bass, salmon and shad that spawn in rivers and streams and spend their adult lives in estuaries and the ocean.

The proposed rule satisfies the National Academy of Science National Research Council… Continue

Posted on August 21, 2008 at 8:58am —

WOW! We have some of the most knowedgable fishermen in the US joining our community.

So we only have 59 or 60 members. So What? We have attracted 2 new members this week that have a following Google would be proud of. I'm talking about Florida Sport Fishing and O'Feildstream. Do yourself a favor and check their pages were you can get a link to their sites and bookmark them. There is a vault full of fishing information to be had with just these… Continue

Posted on August 10, 2008 at 3:53pm — 2 Comments

Red Fishin' the Myakka

I'm headin out this afternoon with member Tom Black to show him where the reds are.(I hope) I'll report back later tonight or tomorrow.

Posted on April 18, 2008 at 12:01pm — 1 Comment

Offshore Fishing For Cobia the best tackle and bait

Offshore Fishing For Cobia, the best tackle and bait

Posted on March 24, 2008 at 10:40am —

Springtime Trout Fishing

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River fishing for Tarpon

Riv

er fishing for Tarpon is a great way to test your tackle

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Fresh Water Fishing, The Right Tackle for the fish

Fresh Water Fishing, The Right Tackle for the fish.

Posted on February 24, 2008 at 12:19pm —

Choosing salt water fishing tackle

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How to choose fishing tackle, in general

Fishing with the right freshwater tackle could mean the difference between catching the big one or telling tales of the one that got away.

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At 12:12pm on September 19, 2008, B.A.O Rodworks said…: I will be happy to Ted, and i appreciate the welcome, I will try and get mudhole involved, I reach alot of people and the fishing industry and will do my best to help the site expand.

At 8:03am on September 3, 2008, Phill Bunnell said…: Hey thanks Ted. This place is a pretty cool idea. I hope it takes off.

At 10:34pm on August 21, 2008, C-LOOM said…: Thanks Ted, Hope to learn a lot on this site.great idea.

At 12:13pm on August 18, 2008, Ted Koppel said…: Mark, Good info. I'll bet there are a lot people like me who have the wrong ideas about spreading leaches. A blog here could help dispel those beliefs.

Thanks,

Ted

At 9:41am on August 18, 2008, MarkJewell said…: Ted,

Actually leeches are still widely used around the US - especially in the northern midwest. My folks sell a lot of leeches wholesale to bait stores in Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, North Dakota, Nebraska, Ohio, etc. I've been doing some internet research to see if we can open up a more profitable market by selling direct ship to fishermen and women via the internet..

If you're going from the US into Canda, you're not allowed to take leeches anymore - perhaps the ban you've heard of. And its nearly impossible to populate leeches into other lakes that have fish in them. We've had many a good leech pond ruined because of someone throwing a couple sunfish, or bullheads into the pond. If fish exist in the body of water, they will eat the leeches.
I'll consider starting a blog on here to communicate the many uses!

Best,

Mark

At 9:17am on August 9, 2008, Gary Kowalczyk said…: I caught that fish while fishing with the finest guide in SW Florida!

At 10:13am on August 8, 2008, Florida Sport Fishing said…: Your welcome! .

At 6:25pm on July 21, 2008, Ted Koppel said…: Thanks, and no I don't get to Lake Michigan. I do however fish Lake Erie a couple three times a year while in PA on business. If you get to South West Florida, look me up I'll take you out.

Ted

At 11:12pm on July 19, 2008, Ben said…: thank you, nice pics by the way do u ever get to michigan to do any fishing? i cant say i get to do much salt water fishing but i have gone for king mackeral once, im gonna try to get some pics up soon, i just recently cought a 36 inch musky in the upper penninsula, well have a good one

ben

At 8:06am on July 2, 2008, Ted Koppel said…: That's great Emm. Hope you out catch the boyfriend all summer. And by the way, Walleye are more likely to hit a moving bait even if it is a worm. Their mouths are not built for bottom feeding.