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Beat the Heat—Stick Shallow for Summer Bass Action
As post-spawn season wraps up, many anglers assume it’s time to head offshore in search of deeper, cooler waters where recovering bass are expected to migrate. While that’s certainly where many fish go, it’s also where most anglers end up—creating …
Bass Fishing During a Tournament Weekend: What Anglers Should Know
When a long-awaited fishing trip coincides with a bass fishing tournament, it can be both exciting and frustrating for anglers not participating in the event. With competitive pros dominating the water, many recreational anglers wonder whether fishing during a tournament …
Mastering Fly Fishing Leaders and Tippets: What Every Angler Should Know
Fly fishing demands a different setup from most other styles of angling. While most lines are made of thin, nearly invisible monofilament, fly lines are thick, highly visible plastic cords—usually around 90 feet long. Because this bright cord could spook …
Angler Lands Giant 24-Pound Brown Trout, Shattering Shaver Lake Record
A quiet day of fishing at Shaver Lake turned into a legendary moment for 72-year-old angler Steve Jones on May 16, when he landed the lake’s largest recorded brown trout. The fish measured an astonishing 37.5 inches and weighed in …
Cast a Line and Conserve: Exploring the Joys of Fishing on Public Lands
Fishing is one of America’s most beloved outdoor pastimes, offering everything from tranquil solitude in mountain streams to high-adrenaline excitement in deep saltwater. From fly fishing in Oregon’s wild rivers to reeling in big game fish in coastal waters, public …
Urban Waters to Pro Waters: Dylan Quilatan’s Unlikely Rise in Competitive Bass Fishing
Seventeen-year-old Dylan Quilatan is defying regional expectations and rewriting the narrative of what it means to be a competitive bass angler in America. Raised in the heart of New York City—a place more associated with concrete jungles and subways than …
10 Must-Fish Lakes and Ponds in Central Maine
When spring and summer roll into Maine, few pastimes rival the simple joy of casting a line into a calm lake or peaceful pond. Fishing is deeply rooted in the state’s outdoor culture, and with thousands of freshwater options, Maine …
Top Natural Baits to Use for Spring Fishing Success
Spring marks the awakening of fish after a long winter of sluggish behavior, and natural baits often become the go-to choice for anglers during this time. Rising water temperatures stir up aquatic ecosystems, prompting fish to feed more actively. With …
The Art of Subtlety: Mastering Finesse Fishing for Bass and Beyond
The term “finesse fishing” has become a ubiquitous element of the angling lexicon, particularly within the bass fishing community. It conjures images of delicate presentations, subtle movements, and the art of coaxing strikes from seemingly reluctant fish. Yet, despite its …
Close Call on Montana Creek: Grizzly Charges Anglers, Creek Closed
A section of Red Rock Creek in southern Montana has been temporarily closed to public access after a startling encounter between two anglers and a charging grizzly bear. The incident occurred on the Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, prompting …