Fishing tackle supplies running low on U.S. shelves
Site Staff
September 11, 2020
COVID-19 appears to have disrupted supply chain for outdoor goods.
Blogs
Stubborn angler quickly learns small changes make huge difference
Site Staff
September 4, 2020
Writer recently had a revelation that will hopefully change the way he does things and make a better fisherman out of him.
Are sauger overfished in Mississippi River tribs?
Site Staff
September 4, 2020
Breaking down the logic behind these kinds of fisheries-management decisions can help us as anglers determine which option we want to support: lots of tiny fish now or lots of big fish later.
Small boats have some big advantages
Brian Peterson
August 28, 2020
Anglers who have spent their entire lives constantly upgrading to bigger boats have also begun to downsize and revert to what we first learned to fish with.
When fishing moves to the back of the boat
Site Staff
August 28, 2020
Boats to kids can be like a prison after a while. The kids have explored the space, played with what they’re able to, and in minutes to hours can feel like they’re trapped rather than
Sustaining fishing’s surge post-pandemic
Site Staff
August 28, 2020
Despite everything, this is an exciting time to observe and be involved in the outdoors.
Social distancing on a trout stream
Brian Peterson
August 20, 2020
Trout streams offer an escape from the stress of everyday life during the pandemic we’re enduring.
Don’t forget to check – and change – fishing line
Site Staff
August 20, 2020
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about the importance of frequently checking, and changing, fishing line – problems with line can reduce the poundage of test line and cause you to lose fish when that weaker line
Tips for catching walleyes in the weeds
Site Staff
August 17, 2020
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about catching weed walleyes – jigging in the weeds by using either leeches or plastics can bring success. Running crankbaits, using live-bait rigs along weed lines and utilizing weedless hooks can
