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Red drum are some of the most popular saltwater fish among fly fishers in the United States. They are available along much of the Atlantic and all of the Gulf coast.

Red drum are a fly fisher's dream. They are readily available from Virginia south to Florida and along the Gulf to Mexico. In Louisiana, they are always willing to eat.

Fly fishing salt water destinations requires special preparation on the part of the inland fly angler who rarely casts a fly into the brine.

Red drum are popular gamefish that are found in coastal waters from the mid-Atlantic states to Florida, and around the Gulf coast to Mexico.

Red drum are fish that are popular with anglers, and they frequent the waters from the Chesapeake Bay, south, and around the Florida panhandle, along the Gulf to Mexico.

A quick guide to reading seafood menus and ordering what you want on your next trip to Norway, Sweden, and Finland.

From the Calusa Indians to modern day presidents - Gasparilla Island and Boca Grande welcome all with a special island lifestyle.

The Indian River Lagoon extends through the Treasure Coast of Florida. Known as one of North America's most diverse estuaries, it is a haven for recreational paddling.

Shrimp are consumed by just about every fish that inhabits shallow inshore waters. They make up fundamental parts of the diets of bonefish, permit, and redfish.

In the debut short story collection from Rick Bass, nature and life are inseparable as they show the lengths to which people will go to not lose themselves.

Hosea Rosenberg, Stefan Richter, and Carla hall are the last three chefs on Top Chef: New York. One of them will be named the winner in the season finale in New Orleans.

Just about every gamefish that swims in inshore waters eats crabs. Crabs present fish with an easy meal that cannot retreat fast. This fly imitates the tasty crustaceans.

Privately published in the late 1980s or early 1990s, this paperback cookbook contains authentic Cajun recipes with a holiday theme

A visit to the panhandle of Florida isn't complete without experiencing the aquatic playground known as Choctawhatchee Bay, a recreational enthusiast's delight.

Downtown Victoria on Vancouver Island is a growing culinary centre which is intriguing and delicious.

The small town of Homosassa, is part of Florida's Nature Coast, perfect for a peaceful getaway.

Matlacha, in Lee County's Creative Coast, is a haven for nature lovers and kayakers. This old fishing village is also home to a variety of restaurants and art galleries.

Male chefs run most of New Orleans' top restaurants, but the Crescent City owes much of its current reputation for fine food to Ella Brennan, Leah Chase and Susan Spicer.

An anchor is an essential fishing kayak accessory even though it's not a boating safety accessory like a PFD (Personal Flotation Device). Learn how to rig an anchor.

Salvador da Bahia is one of the most dynamic Brazilian cities and home to one hell of a Carnaval.

The James Beard Foundation celebrates Women in Food Year by presenting its 2009 Lifetime Achievement Award to Ella Brennan, the New Orleans queen of cuisine

Batter up! Professional baseball returns to Port Charlotte, Florida, in February 2009 when the Tampa Bay Rays kick off spring training in the new Charlotte Sports Park.