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It's time to change the way you approach fishing as winter sets in on the coast. The water is getting colder, clearer, the bait is changing, the weather is changing every 3 to 4 days, and fish are eating less. As a professional guide, this is my favorite time of year to fish.

A couple weeks ago we talked about transition points and places and how to fish them. This week is about the lures for those transition periods of late summer to early fall patterns.

We are in a transition period across the coast and especially in coastal areas influenced by a river system. The transition period is a simple process right now to watch on the water.

The fishing report for September and October for Venice, Hopedale, and Biloxi Marsh. ​ Read the full article for info on water conditions, bait recommendations and fishing patterns.

Rat, spot tail, bull or simply a Red. The copper-colored fish are considered the Bass of saltwater and catching them is some of the most fun you can have. They are plentiful and very fun to catch. In fact, a 5lb redfish will feel like a 7 or 8lb bass when caught! While many anglers now treat Redfish like Bass, in that they catch and release, Redfish are a white meat and very delicious tasting fish.  Additionally, they can be prepared many different ways. But… that is a topic for another article. Here we are going to talk about chasing and catching them. To maximize your redfish catching, here are a few things you need to consider.

LMC Marine Center is proud to introduce Heyday Inboards to our shop! Heyday is a brand new ski boat line taking the industry by storm with powerful models at truly affordable costs.  Heyday’s goal was to design a boat that is not only affordable but offers ease of ownership such as fitting in a standard garage and being able to tow with smaller vehicles.  With a WT-1 model hitting just under $40,000, this makes ski boat ownership accessible not only to millennials but to all boaters on a budget.  

Whenever you buy something new, you always want to get the best quality that you can afford. The first thing you need to do before buying a boat, is determine what the main use for the boat. Asking yourself these questions will help you determine the type of boat, engine and where you  want to go. The buying process is important and with so many models and types of boats available on the market, choosing the correct one may seem overwhelming.

Being on the water and in the sun are a few of our favorite things, but staying cool with your own Hoo-rag makes these experiences even better. ​Hoo-rags are made in various colors with 100 percent polyester microfiber and can be found at LMC Marine Center.

Boating is loved by many especially for the solitude and tranquility it offers. Nothing equals the experience of hitting the blue waters for a bit of time away from the hustle and bustle of daily routine. For a great boating experience, various accompaniments must be in place to ensure the comfort of the boater. Year after year, various boat manufacturers from all over the world introduce new trends, technologies and accessories aimed at enhancing the boater’s experience and adding a level of convenience and luxury to an otherwise ordinary endeavor.

Being on a boat can be pretty exciting. In fact, boating has become a favorite fun activity among many families for the outdoor thrills it has in store for boaters of all ages. The options are limitless, but here are some really fun boat activities for every age.

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