Saltwater fishing is a rather generalized term used in reference to any method of fishing in the ocean. This applies if you're casting your line into the waves beneath a pier, fighting a fish from a kayak, saltwater fly fishing, or trolling a line behind you on a boat.

Our deep oceans contain the biggest fish in the world. Fishers will travel the world over for the chance to reel in a honkin' tuna or a shiny Dorado. Deep-sea fishing is a considerable recreation and travel industry that supports fishing guide businesses around the world. What is this?

Incoming Tides An incoming tide, or rising tide, is considered one of the best fishing tide times. Water that enters an estuary area from the ocean can have a lower temperature, contain more oxygen, and have better clarity than the water that exists in the estuary during low tide or slack water periods.

Anchovies/Pilchard/Herring These baits have a high oil content and work well for species such as rays, eels, Huss and tope when used whole, but strips whipped to smaller hooks make excellent baits for species such as whiting, pouting and dogfish.