The Inside Line

By Bernie SchultzAlthough the St. Johns flows within an hour of my North Florida residence, I hardly consider it my home waters. In fact, I rarely fish there. The river is inconsistent and unpredictab …

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photo courtesy of B.A.S.S. Two of the most serendipitous events of my writing career involve Rick Clunn, and the time that I rode in his boat during a Bassmaster Classic is not one of them. …

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By Bernie SchultzThe St. Johns River is nearly 300 miles long. It flows northward along Florida’s eastern side until it meets the Atlantic Ocean at Jacksonville. Tidal influence reaches all the way to …

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By Bernie SchultzWhen Major League Fishing announced its new Bass Pro Tour in the fall of 2018, more than half of the Bassmaster Elite Series field decided to defect. Left behind were 42 anglers and I …

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By Bernie SchultzFishing in February on the St. Johns River can mean feast or famine, rarely anything in between. It’s all dependent on the weather. If a severe cold front moves in, forget about it. B …

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