Hook and Bullet
Pro Tip of the Week: Red River catfish
Instead of looking for current seams as in a normal year, you want to just find the current, wherever that is. Normally the fast water is everywhere, but on a year like this, you will
Thoughts about the fishing opener
The good news is that the best fishing is yet to come. Continued warmth will get those walleyes and crappies active in shallow water, and Memorial Day weekend could bring the best fishing of the
This spring, be pike-ready
Some opening-day anglers opt for the not-quite-as-elusive northern.
Mr. Walleye’s tips for your opening-day fishing plan
But game plan is always subject to change based on information from other anglers.
Brass and copper flies get deep to trout, and quick
Obviously, there is little that can be done when water is flowing so strong the streams are just plain unfishable, but those days immediately following a gully-washer, when the streams are still high but clearing,
Catching saugeyes in the Ohio springtime
A mix of river sauger and lake walleye, their behavior can vary, like the random combination of the gene pool.
Don’t miss out on early-season walleyes
A couple of walleye pros share their hottest techniques for the prime-time walleye bite.
Double duty: Scouting for deer during turkey season
With the arrival of spring turkey season so many of us have gobbler fever, and I’m certainly afflicted. But if your turkey hunting areas are the same as your deer hunting spots, you can surely
