Author Archives: Spencer Seeker

About Spencer Seeker

Spencer loves all things related to water and the ocean. When not fishing or writing about it, he can usually be found telling tall fishing tales and sampling delicious seafood at any one of his many South Florida/Caribbean haunts.

Baked Sole Fish Stuffed with Crab Meat

Sole fish is a light, tender and flavorful fish – without the “fishy” taste- that easily lends itself to many recipes. Though the Dover fish is considered the true Sole, Winter Flounder, also known as “Lemon Sole” and Fluke are also often sold in supermarkets and fish markets as Sole fillets. For this recipe, any of these flatfish will do. Stuffed Crab-meat Sole Ingredients The Fish: 8oz of Sole Fish fillets (or any flatfish such as Flounder)  For the Crab… Read More »

Blue Marlin – Why It Is King of the Big Game Fish

Blue Marlin – Greatest Big Game Fish in the World For many,  the Blue Marlin is considered the  Holy Grail of sport fishing. While there are many worthy contenders to the throne – Bluefin Tuna, Sailfish, Swordfish, and Tarpon are but a few that come to mind – there is no doubt the Blue Marlin is king of the blue water. Its rare combination of size, strength, stamina and leaping ability are second to none, In fact, they have been… Read More »

Clackamas River Fishing

The Clackamas River is a tributary, about 83 miles long, of the Willamette River in northwestern Oregon in the United States. The river drains an area of about 940 square miles. In its upper reaches, it passes through mostly forested, rugged mountainous terrain, while in its lower third, it passes through agricultural and urban areas. The river rises in eastern Marion County, about 55 miles (89 km) east-southeast of Salem. The headwaters are in the Mount Hood National Forest in… Read More »

Fishing for Cobia

The hard-hitting, predatory cobia has several other names including black kingfish, ling, lemonfish, and black salmon and can be found both inshore and offshore in warm-temperate and tropical waters worldwide and is one of the most prized game fish in the state of Florida. The cobia is a sleek, dark brown fish with a white underbelly and a flat, broad head with a dark lateral line running from its gills to its tail. It is sometimes mistaken for a small shark or even… Read More »