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Frank Sargeant

Frank Sargeant

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Writer, Great Days Outdoors

Union Grove

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  • The Best Ways to Target and Catch Big Florida Flounder

    By Frank Sargeant Verified| Florida Sportsman Magazine Verified Affiliate Disclosure: This page contains affiliate links. We earn from qualifying purchases. This spring may be the best time to go flounder fishing around Florida in several years. It’s been four years since the FWC shut down harvest of these tasty flatfish during their annual spawning run from mid-October through November, giving all those escapees time to grow into quality table fish.

    By Frank Sargeant Verified · Florida Sportsman Magazine

    Jan. 28, 2025

  • 8 Things to Know to Catch More Big Sheepshead

    By Frank Sargeant Verified| Florida Sportsman Magazine Verified Sheepshead are not all that mysterious most of the time. Put a piece of fresh-cut shrimp in front of where a school is hanging around a piling and reel them up. But bigger sheeps, 3 pounds and up, are harder to find and harder to fool. And even the smaller keepers can get tough to coerce after they’ve been beat on by lots of anglers. But there are tricks to the trade that will nearly always produce.

    By Frank Sargeant Verified · Florida Sportsman Magazine

    Jan. 21, 2025

  • The Best Ways to Target and Catch Big Florida Flounder

    By Frank Sargeant Verified| Florida Sportsman Magazine Verified Affiliate Disclosure: This page contains affiliate links. We earn from qualifying purchases. This spring may be the best time to go flounder fishing around Florida in several years. It’s been four years since the FWC shut down harvest of these tasty flatfish during their annual spawning run from mid-October through November, giving all those escapees time to grow into quality table fish.

    By Frank Sargeant Verified · Florida Sportsman Magazine

    Jan. 28, 2025

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Great Days Outdoors