In Alabama, the season of fall means life returns to normal as football season is back. Whether its Roll Tide or War Eagle, football in the state of Alabama is serious business. Fall in Alabama also means some of the best fishing of the year. Cooler weather means great bass fishing on the lakes. Check out Lay Lake or Weiss Lake for some quality bass fishing. There are some great guides on the lakes who can get you on some serious bass. Saltwater fishing is also great in the fall down on the Gulf. Most prefer Orange Beach or Gulf Shores areas when fishing on the coast. Fall is great time to do some nearshore fishing for spanish mackerel. If you are looking to go further offshore, try bottom fishing for snapper or grouper or try your hand at deep sea fishing. Alabama fishing charters can take you 50 miles out to fish for Tuna, Marlin, Wahoo, or Mahi-Mahi. We have a variety of Alabama fishing guides that offer trips according to your specific trip desires. Check them out here.

Fishing for redfish in Texas is hard to beat. The waters down in the Gulf of Mexico are a perfect habitat for Reds and the numerous back bays and jetties are prime for fishing. Legislation several years ago banning commercial fishing for redfish helped tremendously. Because of this, the Texas Gulf attracts anglers from all over. Port Aransas fishing charters are some of the best to go with as this area is loaded with big redfish. Gavleston fishing charters are also a good option.  Don’t forget about South Padre fishing a little further south.  Plan a trip soon because fall is typically the best time to find redfish down on the Gulf.

Port Aransas is home to some great fishing in Texas. Many fisherman love to come down to this area for redfish and speckled trout.  I recommended hiring a good fishing guide to take you into the bays for redfish. You can catch some good size redfish back in the jettys and flats. A good Port Aransas fishing charter will provide equipment and know what  the fish have recently been biting on.  You can catch redfish throughout the year here, but we think June through October is the best time to go.

Port A is located about 3 hours southeast of San Anotnio and about a 3.5 hour drive southwest from Houston.  Southwest airlines flies daily into Chorpus Christi which is about a 30 mintue drive from Port Aransas. Plan a fishing trip in Port Aransas soon and experience world class fishing for redfish on the Texas coast.

I am going to start in Texas, my current residence because it boasts a ton of great fishing.  When  you think of Texas fishing, what pops in to your head? For me, its the fishing on the Gulf of Mexico.  Although, you will never hear the beaches on the Texas coast being hailed among the most beautiful in the world, you will find world class fishing. Texas fishing charters are located in Galveston, Freeport, Port Aransas, South Padre, and several other ports along the coast.  Galveston fishing charters are definitely worth looking into. The flats and jettys are great for catching redfish and speckled trout. Check out deep sea charters in Galveston as well. They can help you reel in shark and tarpon offshore.  Some argue that Port Aransas fishing is the best in Texas.  Port A has great jetties and channels to fish for Reds as well as charters that will take you offshore.  Port Aransas fishing charters can take you to the right spots to catch redfish and Specks.  Check out our texas fishing guides by clicking here.

Forbes today released an article on the best trout fishing towns around…We like some of their picks. Especially West Yellowstone, Missoula, and Asheville. They also list guides in the area. Check it out:

http://www.forbes.com/2009/08/19/trout-fishing-trips-lifestyle-sports-fly-fishing.html

Apparently, the President took time to go fly fishing the other day in Montana.  He went with Montana fly fishing guide Dan Vermillion, owner of the sweetwater fly fishing shop.

http://www.montanasnewsstation.com/Global/story.asp?S=10945165&nav=menu227_3

Interesting article in NYT on fly fishing in North Carolina. Definitely an underrated as it doesn’t get the publicity that the western US does. Here is the article:

http://travel.nytimes.com/2009/05/15/travel/escapes/15fly.html

Southern California is ideal for your next trip. The climate is perfect and the ocean is at your doorstep. One charter we recommend is Liquid Coast Highway in Long Beach.  The crew is wonderful -very experienced but also fun to spend the day with. They will take you to the right spots and help you catch bunches of fish.  They’ll take you out for Tuna, Sea Bass, Dorado, and Cod just to name a few.  If you are in the area, you can’t go wrong with this outfit.  Check their page out at:

www.fishingguidesworld.com/browse/details/liquid-coast-highway

Pretty good fishing report for South Florida here…
http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/other/story/1124000.html.
If you haven’t gone bonefishing down in the keys, you are missing out. Great fight and nice waters…

Alaska Fishing is a one of a kind experience. Definitely try to get up there in the summer which usually lasts from about May to September. It is some of the best Halibut and Salmon fishing you can find in the world with amazing natural scenery. There are many options for different kinds of travelers…from High End luxury Fishing Lodges to less expensive, less frills fishing charters.

Check out some of the best Alaksa Fishing Charters here on our site at:

http://www.fishingguidesworld.com/search/region/guides/Both/AK