
Spinners: Add a bit of flash to your offering
I started using spinners as soon as I could afford them, which for a kid was infrequent at best. Shysters were the cheapest, Rooster Tails next.

I started using spinners as soon as I could afford them, which for a kid was infrequent at best. Shysters were the cheapest, Rooster Tails next.

Thanks to a few days of previous warmer temps with snowmelt, all the tribs are up with nice fishy flows by steelhead standards. Given the time of the year and milder water temps, it should

A few miles below the cascading Cataracts of Niagara Falls, is the outstanding angling opportunities that present itself in the turbulent river waters. However, these waters are not for the faint of heart. Getting to

You can go anywhere on the internet and get tips from pro anglers about fishing and tournament strategies for multiple-day events.
But what about the weekend guy who works all week and then shows

State Department of Environmental Conservation officials met recently with representatives from several Indian Nations to try and hammer out an agreement concerning the controversial issue of fishing, hunting, trapping and gathering rights for Indians on

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

All of these creeks have been fishing well when conditions are favorable, including good catches of steelhead.

Mark Schmitkons of Newfane, N.Y. is a rare breed of individual. His hobby of collecting antique fishing tackle offers an historical perspective on fishing, with a focus on Western New York.
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