As outdoorsmen and women, I think that we take the ability to get out fishing and hunting for granted. It isn’t until we lose the ability to get into the outdoors that we realize how much it really can heal what is wrong with us.
Keep on fishing — one day at a time Read More »
If you had to list all the advantages and disadvantages of lead vs. tungsten, I am sure you will have a list that balances each metal out.
Fishing for answers: Is lead dead? Read More »
Crankbaits can be put into three different categories. The lipped short body, the lipped long body, and the lipless are the varieties that are the easiest to define.
Crankbaits and crankin’ an Illinois angler’s best friend in spring Read More »
As fishermen, we tend to get caught up in the fast changing world of the fishing industry and new techniques are always a tantalizing option that peaks our interest. It is a case of the shiny object catching your attention and then you will focus on that. When I was a young boy, I started with
This angler’s creed: whatever floats your bait Read More »
To me, owning a boat is a wonderful thing, but it doesn’t mean that I need it to catch fish. In fact, I have found that some of my best fishing experiences have been in a pair of breathable waders standing in the middle of a flowing river.
For a versatile angler, rivers are made for wading Read More »
What can you do to help promote selective harvest?
Angler debate: catch and release versus catch and drop in the grease Read More »
Lakefront offers great opportunities to catch brown trout, lake trout, and steelhead
By ice (if safe) or by boat, great trout action to be had Read More »
Politeness and manners don’t always rule the day for some ice anglers, but it’s tough to police the space invaders
Ice fishing trolls — ‘Hey, that’s my spot!’ Read More »
Before drilling holes in the solid ice, anglers should take care of some basic steps to make sure the ice fishing experience is enjoyable
Pulling fish through ice much more fun if you can keep warm Read More »
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