Fishing

Darkness covering offshore water conceals one of the sea's greediest creatures-sharks. They often feed at night when their prey is disadvantaged by night blindness. But anglers can turn these predators into prey by understanding the shark's keen sense of smell and its electrical impulse system.

Fight the fish and save your lures.

What looks like it belongs on a tropical reef but lives in blue water, tastes like a cross between scallops and cobia, and is found under floating debris? Triggerfish. If you fish offshore in the Atlantic, you might find a school of triggers anywhere the water temperature is 70 degrees or more.

Using a jitterbug to catch nighttime bass.