By Joel Nelson Contributing Writer www.joelnelsonoutdoors.com Ice augers these days are undergoing a modern revolution of sorts, with all kinds of “firsts” and “never-before’s.” Many manufacturers are moving away from gas, favoring lighter and
The pandemic has affected almost everything. Why not our hard-water tackle? By Joel Nelson Contributing Writer COVID-19 has fundamentally changed our fishing, trapping, and hunting seasons for 2020 and perhaps years to come. From increased
Talking rod type rather than brand. Why to use what rod and how it can be applied to how and what you fish.
That point of the year when you sit around in the evenings, thinking about ice fishing, has come. There’s a lot you can do to convert that mental energy into action, beyond trips to the
The spring bobber on my ice rod barely twitched. It wasn’t much of a bite from a fish, but more of a tiny pull of the line against the spring.
Sitting on a bucket beneath a peerless blue sky on a comfortable early-winter afternoon several years back, I spied moving water from the river’s main stem.
It wasn’t long before I realized that I had once again made a mistake in lining up overnight accommodations.
Never say never, and never say always with fishing. But when it comes to catching big crappies through the ice, there are a few lessons that seem to repeat themselves.
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