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John Brownlee

John Brownlee

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Editor-in-Chief, InTheBite Magazine

Florida

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Total articles 36

  • Tips for Targeting Mahi Mahi

    By John Brownlee| InTheBite Magazine Verified Master the art of catching dolphin fish—aka mahimahi—with these proven techniques. The dolphin fish is commonly called “mahi mahi,” their Hawaiian name, to avoid confusion with dolphin mammals. They are one of the most popular fish in the ocean because they fight hard, they have gorgeous coloration, and they make excellent table fare. What’s not to like? Mahi are found world-wide in temperate offshore waters and grow quickly.

    By John Brownlee · InTheBite Magazine

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Best Marine Engines: Power Options for 2025

    By John Brownlee| InTheBite Magazine Verified If you’ve been paying any attention at all to the boating market, you’ll know that power choices just keep getting better and better. This has allowed builders to create larger and larger boats, as horsepower increases with the larger models, but innovation isn’t limited to those huge diesels. Whether you’re looking at mid-range diesels, or the latest generator technology, or even state-of-the-art outboards, you have a lot of great options from which to choose. Here are just a few of them.

    By John Brownlee · InTheBite Magazine

    Mar. 11, 2025

  • Tips for Targeting Mahi Mahi

    By John Brownlee| InTheBite Magazine Verified Master the art of catching dolphin fish—aka mahimahi—with these proven techniques. The dolphin fish is commonly called “mahi mahi,” their Hawaiian name, to avoid confusion with dolphin mammals. They are one of the most popular fish in the ocean because they fight hard, they have gorgeous coloration, and they make excellent table fare. What’s not to like? Mahi are found world-wide in temperate offshore waters and grow quickly.

    By John Brownlee · InTheBite Magazine

    Apr. 08, 2025

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InTheBite Magazine

InTheBite Magazine is a publication that provides substance and content to the professional sportfishing community. You don't have to be a professional tournament captain to read InTheBite, all you need is a passion for fishing and boats.

Florida, United States

+1 561-863-1330