A reminder of how we can all share our passion for the great outdoors with other people, even during a pandemic. Catching some fresh air and a few panfish with family members is a great
Where to find crappies in this cold water and what to use to get them in the boat.
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.
How scent can be a deterrent – and tips for how you can make it less of a problem.
The technique allows you to fish over fish that school deep, such as on humps, rock piles, or outside weed edges. However, it can be cast and fished horizontally, as well.
Many would argue that casting is simply more fun because you see follows and feel strikes. Others would argue that good trollers catch more muskies.
Minnesota’s C&R bass season begins May 9 – except in the northeast, where possession season opens.
If you only fish a few times a year, there is no reason to get involved in the fine art of fishing and what’s best for each occasion and species. But why not learn when
It was awesome to finally get on open water after being homebound for so long. There are precautions in place at every public spot in South Dakota, with take-out food only and everyone practicing social
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