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Author Archives: Baitshop Garrett
Choosing the Right Horsepower for Your Boat
Engine power is one of the most important decisions when setting up a boat. While more horsepower often sounds appealing, the right choice depends on safety limits, performance goals, and how the boat will be used. Selecting the proper engine …
Cold Water Bass Fishing Tips That Catch Bigger Fish
Most anglers put the rods away when frost forms at the ramp and surface temperatures slide into the 40s. Those who stay on the water discover a different kind of opportunity. Quiet launches, unpressured fish, and a bite that rewards …
Fast and Flavorful Pan Seared Rainbow Trout with Lemon Thyme Butter
Rainbow trout is one of the most underrated fish in the kitchen. While species like salmon, cod, and tuna often steal the spotlight, trout delivers incredible flavor, a delicate texture, and impressive versatility. It is also more affordable than many …
10 Keys to Staying Productive in Cold Conditions when Fishing
Winter fly fishing can be one of the most skill-building and rewarding seasons on the water. Cold temperatures change fish behavior, angler pressure, and river conditions. Keeping a few core principles in mind can help anglers stay safe, comfortable, and …
Cold Water, Hot Bite: Smart Strategies for Winter Fishing Success
Fishing does not have to stop when temperatures drop. Many anglers actually find winter fishing to be productive because fish often group together, creating strong opportunities for steady action. Fewer anglers on the water can also mean less pressure on …
Catch, Care, and Release: Smart Angling Practices That Protect Fish
Responsible fishing is about more than landing a catch. Modern anglers are increasingly focused on conservation, and proper fish release plays a major role in protecting fish populations for the future. Whether fishing for sport or food, knowing how to …
How to Make Fresh Trout Burgers
Fresh trout deserves more than the usual pan fry, especially when warm weather calls for lighter, creative meals. Trout burgers are an easy way to turn a day on the water into a crowd-pleasing dish that still lets the fish …
Ice Fishing Fundamentals: How Tip-Ups Work and Why They Matter
Tip-up fishing is one of the most effective and time-tested methods used on frozen lakes, especially when targeting large, cold-water predators like northern pike, lake trout, and even perch. While the setup may appear simple at first glance, experienced ice …
Winter Creek Fishing Made Simple
Small creeks rarely get the attention they deserve once winter sets in. Many anglers assume cold water and shallow flows mean fishing shuts down completely, but that is rarely the case. In fact, winter can be one of the most …
Slow and Steady Wins Cold-Water Bass: Mastering Deadsticking in Winter
There is a time to fish fast and a time to slow everything down. Winter is firmly in the second category. When water temperatures plunge and bass metabolism follows, aggressive retrieves often fall flat. This is when deadsticking shinesβa patient, …
