But keep in mind that releasing big fish isn’t only a case for reproduction, but for the simple fact that it provides another angler the opportunity to catch that fish and experience a catch of
For trout anglers in southeastern Minnesota, it’s already the dog days of summer.
Most trout streams are low and clear, many are overrun with in-stream vegetation, and the timing of hatches has been sporadic,
Getting your presentation in front of lots of walleyes, by drifting spinners or trolling crankbaits as an example, will produce fish.
When Jeff Gustafson won the Bassmaster Classic on the Tennessee River this past March it was a journey that began 30 years prior to his epic triumph.
“I fished my first bass tournament when
Find the rocks/hard bottom in the mid-depth weeds and you’ll catch fish.
We’ve been finding a lot of fish, but the patterns have been back and forth. Some keys tactics are working, and finally some much-needed rain.
If you enjoy catching walleyes – who doesn’t? – Upper Red Lake was the place to be during the first three weeks of the 2023 open-water fishing season.
From opening day of the fishing
Ok outdoors enthusiasts, what is it that attracts us to outdoor clearance bins like a moth to a light?
I just so happened to be at an outdoor superstore recently and I couldn’t believe
More bugs are hatching – numerous species, too. So how’s that impacting the bite? Catching a lot of fish on bobbers.
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