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Abu Garcia Unleashes the Beast: A Game-Changing Revolution in Big Bait Fishing The fishing world has been buzzing with anticipation, and Abu Garcia has finally delivered with their most ambitious release in years. The new Beast series, launching this October 2025, represents a seismic shift in...

Historic Discovery: Bartram's Bass Officially Named as New Species Found Only in Savannah River Decades of research culminate in formal recognition of unique bass endemic to Southeast waters In a groundbreaking announcement that has rocked the angling world, scientists have officially...

ARIZONA ANGLING BREAKTHROUGH: Record-Breaking 16.57-Pound Largemouth Bass Caught and Released at Roosevelt Lake as Conservation Ethics Take Center Stage An Analysis of Steve Jenkins' Tournament Catch and Its Impact on Arizona Bass Fishing Community Steve Jenkins, an experienced tournament...

The 2025 Daiwa Tatula Cork: A Game-Changer for Quarry Bass Fishing The sleek cork handles and modern reel seats of the 2025 Daiwa Tatula Cork series After spending considerable time testing the new 2025 Daiwa Tatula Cork series, I can confidently say this might be the most significant...

ICAST Winner Alert: Z-Man's PrawnStarz LB - A Game-Changer for Saltwater Anglers Fresh from the 2025 ICAST New Product Showcase comes a revolutionary soft lure that's already making waves Fellow anglers, let me tell you about something that caught my eye at this year's ICAST show - and trust...

When Science Meets Evolution: The Smallmouth Bass That Outsmarted Cornell University A 25-Year Battle in the Adirondacks Reveals Nature's Incredible Adaptability As an angler who's spent countless hours on the waters of both New York and Florida, I've seen my fair share of fishing surprises. But...

As expected, this year's ICAST (International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades) pulled zero punches—kayak anglers are getting spoiled. The featured video drops a heavy dose of next-gen gear that'll make traditional setups feel stone-age. Let's break it down. 1. Modular Mount Systems...

Southwest Florida Fishing Report Cape Coral to Thousand Islands - July 16, 2025 🌊 Upcoming Sea Conditions & Weather Outlook The week ahead looks promising for recreational anglers throughout Southwest Florida. Current marine forecasts show southeast winds at 10-15 knots with seas around 2 feet...

This content is being reposted from my nyangler.com website. I though you might like it. Record Smashers and Deep Sea Mysteries Rock the Angling World From monster catches off the Outer Banks to mysterious deep-sea visitors surfacing worldwide, June 2025 has delivered some of the most incredible...

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has made a big change. They've renamed the state's famous Largemouth bass to the Florida bass. This change shows the FWC's dedication to correctly representing the unique traits and local identity of this key fish. Key Takeaways The...

Just checking in to see if anyone is fishing the Quarry nowadays?

DEC Announces 12-Pound, 6-Ounce Largemouth Bass Breaks 37-Year-Old State Record Catch from Cayuga Lake in Cayuga County is Second State Record Fish Established for 2024 New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Interim Commissioner Sean Mahar today announced a new state...

Hello all!, I hope everyone had a nice holiday weekend! I went out with Top-Water Dave and we put together about a 20 pound bag in a few hours yesterday topped off by this beautifuly 6-pounder. This outing is a prime example of how poor those solonar tables can be. Full moon, rising barometer...

Here are a few shots of some incredible action I have witnessed this season. That is Manhattan in the background!

Yesterday your Quarry Fishing and Boating Club, along with the The Quarry Community Development District were out conducting water tests on our lakes. This testing is conducted at least 4 times annually as we monitor or greatest asset.

Sorry about no pics. When you have 6 fish following you don't have time for pics! Snuck out for two hours and hammered them. All on worms. No peacocks, but a few largemouth pushing 3 pounds.