Fishing
Bass fishing: Best ways to target Pennsylvania’s abundant, fun-to-catch 2-pounders in the fall
Every deer hunter wants that wide-beam eight-pointer or better; bear hunters dream of topping the 500-pound mark, and bass fishermen only post on Facebook when their largemouth exceeds 5 pounds – well, maybe 4 because
Michigan Fishing Report – October 25, 2023
Anglers reported catching limits of walleye in the lower part of the Saginaw River.
Tips for using spoons to entice the wary walleyes of winter
At one of my recent ice fishing seminars a reader asked for tips on using spoons to catch walleyes during the winter.
For starters, I explained, it helps tremendously to have reliable electronics that
Insight into the inner nature of modern hard water angling
Webster’s defines insight as “the power or act of seeing into a situation” and “the act or result of apprehending the inner nature of things…”
Wow, that about sums up the challenges of the
Local knowledge is of utmost value when it comes to understanding lakes
I’ve been working on lakes for more than 40 years, and one thing I’ve learned is that not all knowledge comes from books. The best tips, observations, and insights have come from longtime anglers and
Minnesota’s fall fish bite has been late in arriving
Many anglers suffer through the months of August and September in hopes of a renewed fall bite that sometimes shows up and sometimes doesn’t.
Back in the day, the fall bite always started on
Minnesota’s Mille Lacs Lake committee discusses fall net surveys, winter regulations
The Mille Lacs Fisheries Advisory Committee met on Monday, Oct. 16, at McQuoid’s Inn, in Isle to receive updates on Lake Mille Lacs fisheries and provide input on upcoming winter regulations.
There was plenty
Minnesota Mixed Bag: North Metro Ice Show set for Oct. 28-29
The 3rd annual North Metro Ice Show, a two-day ice-fishing expo, comes to the Adrenaline Sports Center in Ramsey, Oct. 28-29.
The show features the latest in ice-fishing gear and apparel, a modified portable
Grayling to be released in two of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula inland lakes
For the first time in more than a century, Arctic grayling soon will be swimming in Michigan public waters as part of the ongoing Michigan Arctic Grayling Initiative.
That program seeks to establish a
