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Demystifying Fishing Swivels: Types, Sizes, and Application
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The Battle of Wits: Smallmouth vs. Largemouth Bass
When it comes to bass fishing, two species stand out: largemouth and smallmouth. While both are popular among anglers, they exhibit distinct behaviors that set them apart. Understanding these differences can help you tailor your approach and increase your chances …
Maryland Anglers Chase State Fishing Records in 2025
The pursuit of state fishing records is heating up in Maryland, with six new records already set in 2025. Anglers are leveraging Department of Natural Resources tools, adhering to regulations, and targeting prime locations to catch the biggest fish. Recent …
Fall Fishing Tips and Focus Areas
As the seasons change, fish migrate to new areas, and understanding these patterns can help anglers catch more fish in saltwater. In the Galveston Bay Complex, trout tend to congregate around specific structures and habitats, such as oyster reefs and …
The Secret to Fishing Success: Understanding Barometric Pressure
Barometric pressure, the weight of the air in the atmosphere, can significantly impact fishing success. Many serious anglers and guides believe that changes in barometric pressure affect fish behavior, making certain times better for fishing than others. Fishing Before Storms …
Mastering the Art of Catching Giant Trout on Tiny Flies
Catching giant trout on tiny flies requires a combination of skill, patience, and understanding of the physics involved. In this episode of the Quick Strike podcast, Joe Demalderis, a fly shop owner and veteran guide on the upper Delaware River, …
Kayak Fishing for Texas Redfish, A Guide to Self-Propelled Adventure
Kayak fishing for Texas redfish is an exhilarating experience that combines the thrill of reeling in a prized catch with the serenity of paddling through crystal-clear waters. In this article, we’ll explore the strategies and techniques used by Texas guide …
Record-Breaking Sockeye Run on the Kenai River
The Kenai River is experiencing an exceptional season for sockeye salmon fishing, with a record-breaking number of fish making their way upstream. Over 200,000 reds have reached the Kenai River in just two days, with 107,787 counted on sonar on …
Michigan Lake Turns Rusty After Beaver Dam Breach
Lake Angeline’s Crystal Clear Waters Turn Red A normally crystal-clear fishing lake in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has turned red after a beaver dam breach. Located south of Ishpeming in Marquette County, Lake Angeline’s water level rose and became discolored after …
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 …
