By Tim Spielman Minnesota Outdoor News Editor It’s said that when certain senses are rendered ineffective, the functionality of others is heightened. And so it was, on a hot and steamy evening in early July.
You don’t need to have a lot of line out behind the boat. You’ll feel the bite much better and be able to set the hook much firmer.
To beat the heat and still catch some fish, head out during the (relative) cool of the evening and give it a shot.
There is a window of opportunity at sunrise that offers up the best fishing of the day.
There’s little doubt bass fishermen have a wide variety of lures available to them, but it also creates confusion when trying to decide which to use. Stick to these three and you can’t go wrong.
The crowds may be heading to deep water, but largemouth are still prowling the weedlines.
The result of these women inspiring this blogger’s wife to be more actively involved in a sport that he has pursued for as long as he can remember is that he has a new fishing
An angler can find really rough conditions or extremely satisfying ones until the next wave of fish come in to spawn.
Breaking strength, knot strength, tensile strength should all be considered as well as the material from which the line is made, the color of the line, the amount of stretch – in some cases, even
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