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Georgia Angler Ties State Record with Massive Spotted Sunfish
Atkinson County fisherman Wesley Daniels landed a giant spotted sunfish while catfishing on the Suwannee River, tying Georgia’s state record. The hefty panfish weighed 12 ounces and measured 8 ½ inches, matching the record previously set by Jamie Boyette in …
Spring Nets: The Best River Nets for Catch and Success
Spring river fishing is all about timing, finesse—and the right gear. As fish become more active with warming temperatures, anglers flock to flowing waters in search of trout, bass, shad, and other seasonal catches. While rods, reels, and lures often …
Rhode Island Reels: 5 Must-Fish Spots This Spring
Rhode Island may be the smallest state, but it’s a giant when it comes to spring fishing. As temperatures warm and waters come alive with activity, anglers from all over the Northeast are setting their sights on the Ocean State. …
Rising Waters, Fading Fish: How Climate Change Is Disrupting America’s $100 Billion Fishing Industry
Americans spend nearly $100 billion annually on fishing, a beloved pastime that also drives local economies and supports thousands of jobs across the country. But the impacts of climate change are increasingly threatening this cornerstone of American outdoor recreation. Recent …
Smart Angling: How to Shop for Used Fishing Gear Without Breaking the Bank
Fishing is a gear-lover’s paradise. Between rods, reels, lines, and terminal tackle, the sport naturally leads to a growing collection of equipment. But while upgrading gear can be exciting, it also gets expensive fast—especially when buying everything brand new. For …
Unlocking Ice-Out Bass: Cold-Water Tactics for Giant Largemouths
When the ice finally retreats and spring sun begins to shine, anglers across northern waters prepare for one of the most rewarding – and challenging – bass fishing windows of the year: ice-out. While bites can be few and far …
“Living Dinosaur” Caught: Hilton Angler Sets New York State Record
A fisherman from Hilton, New York, has landed a record-breaking longnose gar, a species often referred to as a “living dinosaur,” according to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). Chuck Zimmerman, a Monroe County resident, reeled in …
Understanding Fly Rod Weights: A Beginner’s Guide
Fly fishing can seem overwhelming for beginners, with its array of unfamiliar terms like tippets, leaders, and fly line weights. However, mastering the basics, especially understanding fly rod weights, is crucial for a successful and enjoyable experience. Let’s break down …
Seasonal Boat Readiness: Ensuring Safe and Efficient Fishing
As the fishing season progresses, attention should shift to boat and trailer preparedness. While anglers meticulously organize tackle and study fishing spots, the vessel itself often receives insufficient attention. Proper boat and trailer maintenance ensures safety, efficiency, and minimizes potential …
10 Fishing Tips That Will Make You A Better Inshore Angler
Inshore fishing presents a dynamic and rewarding challenge, demanding both skill and strategy. Whether pursuing the elusive snook or the hard-fighting redfish, mastering specific techniques can significantly enhance angling success. This guide distills ten essential strategies, designed to elevate inshore …