Hall of Fame angler “Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about catching largemouth bass under tough-bite conditions. Tuma says he often uses a wacky worm and, for more action, a ned rig.
We’re in the hot-summer fish season right now, and it will last until around Labor Day. This is the time of year when speed and size come into play.
This fillet method yields a very nice, skin-on, tail-on fillet that is completely boneless (other than the tail base). You can cook this fish many different ways and enjoy that crispy skin, crunch tail and
I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with rod holders as I’ve used them on and off over the years, depending on the situation.
Here are my thoughts on rod holder use.
July is typically a tough month to target both flathead and channel catfish. Both species are moving in and out of spawning, which usually results in less feeding activity and decreased movement of the fish.
Trout fishing is a unique fishing experience that can offer serenity, strategic challenges, an opportunity to bring home some great-tasting fish, and sometimes all three. In the Hayward area, trout fishing usually does not involve
“Tackle” Terry Tuma suggests using different plastics, varying their size, color, length, and vibration pattern. Use a firm rod to get a good hook set.
As July arrives, fishing strategies change as the water warms and, more importantly, young-of-the-year minnow hatches have begun. Insect hatches also are becoming more common, giving game fish more feeding opportunities than at any other
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
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