Even though Mother Nature doesn’t seem to want to give up its grasp on winter, we need to realize that it really is spring out there. The nights are cold and the days are finally starting to get warmer, and this is a sign that we should be getting ready for some good fishing in …
Right now, it is not uncommon to get two- and three-man limits in less than two hours while trolling or even casting.
As anglers we are all in search of those “trophy” fish. Some may deny it, but deep down, we all want to catch a fish that we can hang on the wall, remembering every last detail about that day and that catch. This brings up a great question that I have been faced with on
Over the last several months, I have been bombarded by work and home obligations that have kept me from spending much-needed time on the water. But if I don’t pick up a fishing rod soon, I’ll go nuts. I can’t be alone in this plight. So how do others cope? Due to life changes over
The most expensive part of my fishing gear sits on a concrete pad behind my garage. Yes, it is my boat, but it is more than just a boat. It is a very important tool that is cherished and not taken for granted. Just because you winterize your boat does not mean that the boat
The action of the lure is a major part of it, but if you don’t have a combination of that and the right colors, you are going to be left disappointed.
There are many times that downsizing your offering is just the ticket to put more fish in the boat.
Just because the air temp has dropped and the water is cold doesn’t mean that you have to hang up the waders and the spinning rods.
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