A fish may see a parade of presentations go by, therefore yours should be better than the rest. And, if you are not watching the line carefully, a strike can come and go unnoticed, which
Kevin VanDam, a Michigan native who currently fishes Major League Fishing’s Bass Pro Tour, made the announcement on Feb. 12 via a video he published on his website that he will retire after the 2023
One of the best sources for live sonar information is a guide or professional bass angler who uses it day-in and day-out. Outdoor News recently talked with Chad Pipkens, of Michigan. He is a member
Members of the Mille Lacs Fisheries Advisory Committee and state officials met at McQuoid’s Inn in Isle on Feb. 16 to provide input on potential 2023 fishing regulations for Lake Mille Lacs. Specifically, the group
The saving grace is that anglers must pay around $2,000 to $3,000 for the complete unit. The high cost is the only reason these units aren’t in every boat or on the ice.
As we approach the late-ice period, anglers often mention packing light to stay mobile. Personally, I don’t always do that.
The limit applies to longnose and shortnose gar, which previously could be kept in unlimited numbers, and is among other new regulations in the 2023 Minnesota Fishing Regulations booklet.
Having trouble keeping up with the perch bite – for a while. But that’s the way it’s been all winter – hot and cold.
Try a small spoon tipped with a small minnow head or piece of minnow tail.
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