The Best Ways to Rig Soft Plastics
Soft plastics are without question one of the greatest weapons in the bass fisherman’s arsenal. They come in hundreds of shapes, colors, and can be fished effectively in almost...
The Best Shrimp Lures for Saltwater Fishing
Red drum, spotted seatrout, mangrove snapper, flounder, grouper, striped bass, and snook are just a few examples of saltwater Fish species that you can catch using shrimp fishing lures.
How to Rig a Treble Hook Through a Swimbait
Jake Lawrence thinks the line-thru swimbait is more versatile than many tournament anglers realize. The Kentucky Lake and Pickwick guide and 2018 Costa FLW Series Lake Barkley champion frequently...
The Best Smallmouth Bass Lures
Although smallmouth bass feed similarly to largemouth bass, there are certain lures that can help you key in on smallmouth specifically. Typically when you want to shift your aim...
The Best 10 Baitcasting Reels for a Budget
Plainly and simply, baitcasters are awesome. They are considered to be the next step up from a spinning reel for a seasoned angler. But we get it; not everyone...
How to Fish Soft Plastic Craws
The plastic craw is a classic bass bait, and you probably have a few in your tackle box. Here are some great tips on how to catch the big...
How to Rig a Texas Rig With and Without Weight
Learning how to Texas rig a soft plastic is part of bass fishing 101. And, as the saying goes, there is more than one way to skin a cat. The...
Do Big Lures Catch Big Fish?
You always hear that if you want to catch bigger fish that you need to use bigger bait. You'll have more dry casts, but you'll catch bigger fish. I've...
How to Fish Big Swimbaits for Big Bass
I was talking with a professional angler friend the other day, and we discussed how the swimbait has become the jig of bass fishing in recent years. Yet there is still just...
The Best Flounder Lures
Fishing for flounder is a lot easier after you've figured out the best lures and baits to catch them. We've spent years polling experts and learning how to catch the species...
