Tips & Features
Summer techniques for thick river hawgs
Bass’n plan: Moving-water structure exists, and it holds some of the region’s toughest fish.
Using cranks correctly – Part I
In Part 1, we’ll look at the types, styles, and ways to deploy crankbaits. In Part 2, we’ll dive deeper into fine-tuning your presentation.
Minnesota Pro Tip of the Week: Gotta move with the bait for Mille Lacs smallies
You might have to grind out these 20-fish days, but where else are you going to go with that type of action and have a good shot at a six-pounder?
Chasing New York’s dinosaurs
Two of New York’s most ancient fish – the longnose gar and bowfin – don’t get the respect they deserve.
Three must-have muskie lures for early summer
As the water warms up in early summer, keep these three styles of muskie baits tied on.
Texas rigging for largemouth bass
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about Texas rigging for catching largemouth bass – use a plastic worm 6 to 8 inches in length and hang it straight for the best success.
St. Clair’s smallmouth fishery never disappoints
It’s hands down one of the best destinations for both numbers and quality of smallmouth bass in the country.
In Minnesota, something’s always biting
Multi-species fishing is the way to go when various conditions conspire against you on the water.
When things go right: Learn from fishing success
Favorite walleye trolling maneuver was learned thanks to a fortuitous event experienced one evening at Lake Chautauqua.
