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Boca Coast angler Barry Tarpon catches a world record tarpon *from a canoe* with amazing jumps while fishing the Peace river in Southwest Florida.

Boca Coast angler Blane Garrett battles a HUGE 43" snook while fishing off the beach!

We asked some local charter captains to try out the new Boca Coast Bait Fish Chum recipe and let us know what they think, good or bad. They used it to cast net and catch everything from pilchards to shiners, herring, ballyhoo and even pinfish. Whether you're catching bait to go fishing for snook, tarpon, bass or grouper. This stuff works! www.bocacoast.com/bait-fish-chum/

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Those are the kind of raindrops you want to see! When you're cruising around the flats, sandbars and other areas looking for bait fish, you want to look for this. Pilchards and Herring Pop on the surface and dart around constantly. If the water is calm enough you can see what looks like rain drops on the water from far away to help you locate the schools. You can also see flashes just under the...

How to hook a bait fish for better casting distance, more natural presentation and less double hooking. Best way to hook white bait, scaled sardines, thread fin herring, pilchards etc.

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Toss the chum UP-current about 10-15 feet from your target cast net area for bait fish. It will sink and then begin to float and suspend near the surface. Let the current take the rising chum to the bait fish, away from the pinfish and other bottom feeding species. The pinfish will mostly stay on the bottom next to the boat where you tossed the chum. The bait fish will be balled up near the sur...

The fastest working bait fish chum you've ever used. Drop it in the water right out of the bag (no mixing required) and it quickly sinks to the bottom. Then it begins to float back to the surface. This will bring the bait fish up off the bottom so you can easily catch them with your cast net. Use it in freshwater and saltwater to bring the bait in close!