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Big Fish Mojo Sportfishing

Learn to Catch BIG FISH

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So soft, so comfortable, and so fishy. Our t-shirts are $25 each, and they are available in adult S, M, and L. Get yours while we still have some in stock! Wear the Mojo 🤙🎣

I always love teaching clients to effectively work big bass feeds. It seems simple: you see the fish, motor over there, and cast. But SO MUCH more goes into it than that. In terms of fishing skills, leading the fish (with the boat and the cast), matching the hatch, and presenting your lure effectively can make all the difference. But in my opinion, fishing etiquette is equally (if not more) important. Being stealthy around feeds, not putting down fish, setting up ahead of the fish and waiting for them to come to you, and learning to blind cast until they pop back up (instead of chasing a distant blitz) are all essential. Taking good care of the fish after the fight through proper catch-photo-release tactics is also important. Of course all of this helps you to be respectful of other anglers, but beyond that it actually results in more fish caught for you, too.

You never know what might pop up while out on a charter! Early this summer, I came across this school of bluefin tuna feeding on the surface less than 2mi from shore while working with @kidsfishingcamp! Though we didn’t connect with a tuna, it’s always a blast sharing special moments like this with kids, and getting them into the sport of fishing!

Instagram, meet my friend Al. Al B., that is! He liked the snax I brought him (not pictured)… @fishsnaxlures #albieseason

No need to hold the fish close to the camera on this one! Absolute moose of a bass for this happy camper from a few days back 🎣

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