
Consider letting the big ones go
When preparing fish for consumption, most health experts advise letting the big ones go. If traces of chemical contaminates are present, it is more likely they will be found in higher concentrations in the larger

When preparing fish for consumption, most health experts advise letting the big ones go. If traces of chemical contaminates are present, it is more likely they will be found in higher concentrations in the larger

Employing an underwater camera will make your angling more efficient in your quest to decipher what’s happening underneath the surface.

“Tackle” Terry Tuma discusses catching walleyes in the weeds. “T3” says walleyes are often plentiful in the weeds on many lakes because of less fishing and boating pressure in those areas, adding that walleyes can

“Hey, when you catch a fish and measure it, where do you put the ruler?”

Author recently “escaped” on a multi-family vacation to a lake in southern Michigan.

Perfect plans and casts often meet with success when seeking other species. Twitch a minnowbait next to a log and often a nice bass will bust out and eat it. Rarely is this the case

On the fishing front, it’s a fish here and there with no good numbers these days.

Bass pros are certainly a dedicated and knowledgeable bunch.

Why late summer provides an ideal time to have the streams all to yourself.
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