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Is Your Boat Ready for Hurricane Season?

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By Frank Sargeant 
| Florida Sportsman Action Spotter Podcast
A sportfishing boat sunk in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in 2017. (File photo) Florida is hurricane country, no doubt about it, and that means your boat is likely to be at risk again this summer and fall—even in years that forecasters describe as “moderate.” History shows that a single landfalling storm is all it takes to turn a quiet season into a costly one.
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Best Gear and Rigs for Florida Red Snapper

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By Frank Sargeant 
| Florida Sportsman Action Spotter Podcast
A dead sardine is a universal red snapper bait, here with a circle hook conforming to state reef fishing gear regulations. The reel is a Daiwa MG 6000-series with 30-pound-test braid, well-matched to the reel's design and capable of handling stout snappers. Offshore snapper rods need more lifting power, but sensitivity is still important.
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Reel Tune-up and Repair

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By Frank Sargeant 
| Florida Sportsman Magazine
Fishing reel repair can sometimes be chaotic. Use these tips to keep everything organized. A reel that’s clean, lightly lubricated, and correctly assembled will cast farther, fight smoother, and hold up through a long season of heat, salt, and pressure. One that’s not may let you down on the biggest fish of the year. Now’s the time to avoid that happening. You don’t need an engineering degree to do the job yourself, but organization matters.
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