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Great little rigid plastic product and was lucky enough to have been working on the Skiff with my reading glasses on in bright enough sunshine, to just barely be able to read the product name for research.

Rigging a Plastic Shrimp backward.

Flats and Inshore fishing are more than a hobby – they become part of a lifestyle.

Flats Nation is here to assist you in setting up your main watch screen with excellent data points,

We’ve made a fresh round of updates to Flats Nation to keep the website cleaner, faster, and easier to enjoy—especially for readers visiting on mobile devices.

Tidal influence to help everyone better plan their next trip.

Leaders from the IRL National Estuary Program lay out priorities for the first quarter, from securing federal support to spotlighting the lagoon’s economic value

Probably the most important thing that an angler can do is practice a proper saltwater cast which can be done well before you ever step onto the boat.

Are you a Flats Fishing Junkie? Do you work to support your fishing habit?

With this little upgrade, the dude can roll around with your Top Water lure like a Gator and should stay hooked.

Clothing that helps blend you into the Sky/Background can help you get a few more strikes.

Ideas I have seen and collected over the years that you may be able to use on yours for some temp shade.

These same tips and tricks can help you save even more money or at least slow down your spending!

Awesome Redfish caught on Captain Mike his new Hell's Bay Professional Skiff.

My receiver hitch lock fit well right where the Fulton swing tongue pin would normally sit.

The team over at Hell's Bay Boatworks has shared an interesting short video from one of their Pro Staff Members Chico Fernandez as he discusses another one of his favorite fly patterns The Baitfish Fly.

Flats Nation Sound Bites Volume 1

Wherever you plan on boating, an excellent marine GPS is crucial to getting around unfamiliar waters without running aground!

For those that do not have your SIMRAD or other brand of Marine Electronics permanently mounted

Elements of Saltwater Fly Design