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Demystifying Fishing Swivels: Types, Sizes, and Application
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Slip Bobbers Made Simple: Top Tips for More Strikes This Season
Slip bobbers are a timeless and highly effective tool in any angler’s tackle box. Especially during spring and early summer, when fish like crappie, walleye, and bluegill move into shallower, warmer waters, slip bobbers offer precision presentation and versatility that …
Post-Spawn Power Moves: How to Catch Bass Shallow When Others Struggle
Many anglers dismiss the early post-spawn as a slow or frustrating time to target bass, but for those who know what to look for, this window can deliver some of the most exciting shallow-water action of the season. As the …
Going Deep: Best Baits for Targeting Bass in Deeper Water
As bass shift from shallow spring habitats to deeper summer structures, anglers need to adjust their approach to stay on the bite. One of the most effective strategies during this transition is using deep-diving baits that can reach the cooler, …
Post-Spawn Bass Fishing: How to Target Bass During Recovery Season
As spring transitions into early summer, bass anglers face a unique challenge and opportunity: the post-spawn phase. This seasonal window follows the intense spawning activity that dominates late spring and can be a productive time to target largemouth and smallmouth …
California Salmon Season Returns: What Anglers Need to Know in 2025
After several challenging years of closures and uncertainty, California’s ocean salmon fishery is finally reopening in 2025. According to Sport Fishing Magazine, this highly anticipated decision marks a major turning point for West Coast anglers and coastal communities that depend …
Anglers Set Two New State Records in West Virginia Waters
The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR) has confirmed two new state fishing records set in April, marking notable achievements for anglers and reflecting the diversity of the state’s fisheries. Jason Floyd of Washington, W.Va., established a new state …
Secrets of the Bluegill Spawn: What Really Draws Them In
Bluegill spawning is one of the most anticipated spring events in freshwater fishing. Despite years of angling wisdom, myths still persist about how to find active beds and when the bite is at its best. But the truth, supported by …
Southeastern Trophy Smallmouth Bass Destinations
Anglers highly value catching smallmouth bass of any size due to their striking bronze and gold hues, impressive aerial displays, and aggressive feeding behaviors. These characteristics have firmly established the smallmouth bass as a highly sought-after and enjoyable sport fish …
How to Hook a Lifetime Fly Fisher: 5 Fun Tips for Teaching Kids
Fly fishing with kids isn’t just about catching fish—it’s about creating memories that last a lifetime. Teaching kids fly fishing isn’t about forcing technique; it’s about making it fun, simple, and full of adventure. Here are five tips to help …
Blade Baits and Spring Walleyes: A Match Made in River Heaven
Sure, jigs, plastics, Dubuque rigs, and stickbaits get a lot of love in the spring. But when it comes to lighting up sluggish walleyes, blade baits have been the secret weapon for decades. What makes blade baits so awesome? Simple: …
