Choose a Hurricane from the dropdown belowHURRICANE PREPAREDNESS: FOOD AND WATERFood and water should last for 72 hours: Make sure you have enough supplies to last everyone in the house for at least 72 hours. More is better! Quality Water Filter: Clean drinking water is a top priority. Get a quality water filter! Use good food rotation practices: If you’re … [Read more...]
Skiff – Olde School Style
Ancient Skiff discovered! Randy Shots had an amazing discovery after Hurricane Irma struck the Indian River, a dugout canoe. Randy says he's notified the Florida State Dept of Historical Resources. Randy feels this belongs to the people of Florida, and is hoping the skiff will be preserved and exhibited in the future. We are so grateful Randy was … [Read more...]
Mammoth Bluegill from Roundabout Skiff
Roundabout Watercraft Skiff reposted an amazing bluegill...yes, hang onto your seat...this is a Bluegill for the books! Gene Potter a.k.a. fishonitsabigone thought this monster sunfish was one of the big ole' catfish he used to reeling in. To his surprise this is what he found.Have you seen the Roundabout Watercraft skiffs?These neat little skiffs are based off … [Read more...]
Skiff Life joins Chevy Florida Insider Fishing Report on set
The Chevy Florida Insider Fishing Report is one of the most popular fishing shows in Florida. The Emmy Award-winning fishing talk show features top salterwater legends Captain Rick Murphy and Capt. Dave Ferrell. The 90 min. show reaches over 15 million anglers with it's 90 minute format, jam packed with tips on educating anglers on how to successfully fish the many … [Read more...]
Summertime is Flounder Time
If you are fishing for both sport and tablefare, you won't find a better fish than the flounder or fluke as our Skiff Life family calls them up north. Flounder represent everything a saltwater angler could want in a fish when you consider the fight a floor mat (doormat) sized flounder puts on the other end of a rod. Catching this interesting fish is easy … [Read more...]
Summertime the Right Time for Red Drum
Red Drum, Redfish, Reds...regardless of what you call them, Redfish are without a doubt one of the most fun fish to catch in the summer while inshore fishing.One of our favorite places to catch summer trophy red drum is in August when we shoot up for a late summer vacation in St. Mary's, Georgia. The 3-mile-long jetty off the southern tip of Cumberland Island near … [Read more...]
East Cape Skiff Meet-Up in North Carolina
When you purchase a skiff, you inadvertently join a community. This community of like-minded individuals all share the same passion that prompted a skiff purchase from that specific builder. In this digital world of being "more connected", many are finding themselves less connected in a physical world. This is not the case for skiff owners who invest in the purchase … [Read more...]
Inshore Fishing Tips for Redfish, Trout & Flounder
Inshore saltwater fishing for speckled trout, redfish and flounder can often be a matter of finding the structure that is holding them. Fish move for many reasons including temperatures and spawning, but they return again and again to the same structures for two principal reasons: food and safety.That’s why you will find Carolina fishing guides and tournament competitors … [Read more...]
Jessica adds some Lobster to her coffee!
Here is a cool story! Jessica was pulling an all night fishing trip and decided to jump in for a quick swim in the morning and a quick scan for any lobster as season is underway...first thing she saw was this MONSTER 9.2 lbs. lobster...Jessica promptly invited this gorgeous specimen to dinner. Great job, Jessica!Florida enjoy two lobster seasons where it is legal to … [Read more...]
HCraft Skiff
If you've been in the skiff game or follow inshore fishing boats, you've seen the emergence of the Micro skiff (anything 14' or less) as a top choice for fishing in the backcountry where silently stalking fish in shallow water is required. The HCraft is a relative newcomer that has taken the fit & finish of a premium skiff builder to the micro skiff … [Read more...]
