Tips & Features
Better fishing this spring: timing that hookset
Ever wonder why swinging and missing is so common in all types of fishing?
4 simple unzipped flies for trout and smallmouth
Stick to the basic elements of mimicry – that is, size, shape, color and the added value of inherent movement.
A simple approach to summer bullhead fishing
New York State is home to three species of bullhead: black, yellow and brown; with the brown being the most abundantly caught.
To fish or not: warm weather trout
As the transition from spring to summer occurs, catch-and-release trout fishermen should take a little extra care in returning their ever-so-sought-after prize to the waters in which they reside.
Rods at the ready
Essentially, you have no time to make changes on the water. All rods must be rigged and ready, as tying jigs and live-bait rigs while on the water is too time-consuming.
Bluegills on the beds: vulnerability begs for angler restraint
Though it’s tempting to park on community beds, challenge your fishing skills and look to figure out fish on a variety of waters. It not only makes you a better angler, but it also spreads
Bottom-bounce your way to more summertime walleyes
Bottom bouncers are a guide’s best friend because you can catch a lot of walleyes regardless of fishing experience or great skill.
Stayin’ alive this summer: Boating Safety 101
One of the best ways to learn the rules of the road is to take a boater safety course. It teaches the rules of boating to both youths and adults.
The best of fishing: Snap-jigging June walleyes
Welcome to the jungle of hungry spring walleyes.
