Early trout season opener in Pennsylvania makes little difference
Site Staff
May 26, 2020
The Fish and Boat Commission made the right call by opening the season early.
Blogs
Spring flipping and other vegetation tactics for pocket crappies
Site Staff
May 26, 2020
You might find that instead of a few random crappies hanging out at the edge of the cattails, there is a whole school of slabs tucked under the root wads and deadfalls – all eager
Wrangling bass with wacky worms
Site Staff
May 25, 2020
Wacky worms can be especially effective coaxing bass when the bite is tough. Try going dead-stick style and leave it alone. For how long? Let the bass decide.
Linda Ly
Site Staff
May 22, 2020
Meet our newest Taste of the Wild contributor. A bestselling cookbook author – she is best known as the founder and creative force behind GardenBetty.com, a leading home/garden and adventure/recreation site in the outdoor living
The scent factor
Site Staff
May 18, 2020
How scent can be a deterrent – and tips for how you can make it less of a problem.
Can’t-miss spring bassin’ tactic: Ned rigs
Site Staff
May 15, 2020
Sometimes a little finesse is required to catch early-season bass.
Targeting tough-bite bass
Site Staff
May 11, 2020
Persistence and patience the key when the bass aren’t feeding. And when they do happen to hit, it’s more of a reflex than anything. So use that knowledge to your advantage.
Graduating from fishing elementary school
Site Staff
May 8, 2020
If you’re tasked with keeping the fishing fire burning in young kids who have graduated beyond bobbers and worms, consider lures they could easily cast and that will draw in a wide variety of potential
Using Wacky Worms
Site Staff
May 4, 2020
Give this tried-and-true lure a try for largemouth and smallmouth bass – and more.
