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Demystifying Fishing Swivels: Types, Sizes, and Application
March 1, 2024 | 🪝 Featured | Baitshop Garrett
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From Stream to Oven: Elevate Your Catch with Garlic Oregano Crusted Cod
For anglers seeking a delicious way to savor their fresh catch, the Garlic Oregano Crusted Cod recipe offers a perfect blend of simplicity and flavor. Inspired by the Italian oreganata style, this dish transforms your freshly caught cod into a …
City Buzz Meets River Runs: Why Grand Rapids Is a Fly Fishing Gem in Disguise
Grand Rapids, Michigan is quickly becoming one of the most surprising fly fishing hotspots in the country. It offers a rare mix: a dynamic urban experience paired with some of the Midwest’s most rewarding freshwater fly fishing—just a short drive …
Lake Champlain Reels in National Recognition as Top U.S. Fishing Destination
For anglers in search of premier fishing destinations, one standout lake in Upstate New York just earned national praise. Lake Champlain has been ranked among the best fishing lakes in the United States for 2025, according to FishingBooker.com, the world’s …
Fishing Goldmines: How Bridges and Docks Can Supercharge Your Spring Catch
When it comes to finding fish fast, few spots are as reliable and productive as bridges and docks. These man-made structures act like magnets for all types of freshwater and saltwater gamefish — and in springtime, when fish are on …
How to Make Your Trolling Lures Swim Like the Real Deal
Trolling is a time-tested fishing technique, but even seasoned anglers sometimes overlook a key detail — how their lures swim. This subtle but vital element can make the difference between a slow day on the water and a banner catch. …
Unlocking Suspended Bass: Why These Mid-Water Giants Still Bite
In the ever-evolving world of bass fishing, opinions often solidify into “rules” — even when the fish don’t always follow them. One long-standing belief? That suspended bass are inactive and uncatchable. For many anglers, spotting a fish mid-water column on …
Oklahoma Angler Sets New World Record While Battling Invasive Carp
Oklahoma fishing guide Bryan Baker has broken his own world record by landing a massive 118-pound, 10-ounce bighead carp at Grand Lake. The catch tops his previous 2023 record by seven ounces and underscores his ongoing mission to combat invasive …
Spring Bite Heats Up When Winds Die Down
Anglers across the Eastern Shore are finding spring fishing productive—when the wind allows. Flounder, black drum, and red drum are being caught in solid numbers, particularly during calmer weather windows and when water clarity improves. Upper Shore: Flounder Bite Strong …
Spring Surprises: 3 Natural Baits You’re Overlooking
As waters warm and fish activity increases in spring, traditional baits like minnows and worms often come to mind. However, the natural world offers some surprisingly effective alternatives that many anglers overlook. These unconventional options can entice even the most …
Simple Spring Bobber Setup: A 4-Step Guide
Suspending live or artificial bait beneath a spring bobber offers a remarkably straightforward approach to catching fish in shallow waters. While bobber fishing is often associated with smaller species, this technique proves effective for a wide range, from panfish to …
