Bass’n plan: Winning tournament strategies for the weekend angler
Louie Stout
February 28, 2023
Is 2023 the year you win a bass tourney trophy?
Pro Tips
A look at some ‘other’ ways to call in a spring gobbler
Steve Piatt
February 26, 2023
There are other options outside of the traditional mouth-pot-box lineup. All of those “other” calls can be highly effective at times, all are fun to operate (although some are more of a challenge than others),
Minnesota’s Pro Tip of the Week: Packing light not always the best choice for late ice
Jason Durham
February 22, 2023
As we approach the late-ice period, anglers often mention packing light to stay mobile. Personally, I don’t always do that.
Vertical jigging spoons tips – video
Site Staff
February 22, 2023
Different factors can affect your success rate, including your lure’s fall rate through the water, the color of the spoon and vibration.
Pro Tip of the Week: Pack light for late-ice period? Think again
Jason Durham
February 21, 2023
During the late-ice period, remaining stealthy is more important than packing light.
Ohio has options for trout: Here’s how to find them
John Tertuliani
February 18, 2023
Ohio has but a few rivers with trout, but they are good ones.
River trout provide some of the memories that smallmouth bass do. I have to go to a beautiful surrounding to find
Beating the winter blues, one fly at a time
Jeff Frischkorn
February 17, 2023
Actually, the lie kind of, sort of, started the night before. With my wife, Bev, in Florida for nearly three weeks helping her elderly parents, I was left to fend for myself.
Minnesota’s Pro Tip of the Week: For river walleyes, jigs are your best option
Denver McKinnon
February 15, 2023
In the boat, I’ve been using a couple of different techniques, including vertical jigging with a 1⁄4-ounce jighead.
Time to ponder the last bluegill bite of winter
Vic Attardo
February 15, 2023
Did it really matter if I chose waxworms, spikes or mousies in this pursuit? For the most part, no – but on some lakes with a decided bait preference, like spikes on Hills Creek Lake
