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Togging in a Blizzard: A Snowy Day on the Cape May Reef
The sunrise cast a cold, gray light over Cape May, but Captain Rob Taylor was undeterred. He sat heron-still, eyes focused, waiting to draw his prey into the open. The wind howled outside, but the tog were feeding, and the …
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Walleye Wisdom: Avoiding Common Mistakes for a Killer Catch
Montana’s walleye season is in full swing, and Captain Brian Brosdahl is sharing his expert insights on the most common mistakes anglers make and how to fix them. Location, Location, Location Brosdahl stresses the importance of choosing locations based on …
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The Ultimate Guide to Catching and Fishing with Leeches
Leeches may not be the most glamorous bait, but they’re a favorite among many anglers. These slimy creatures are a staple in the diet of many freshwater game fish, including walleye, smallmouth bass, and trout. In this guide, we’ll show …
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Trick a Trout with a Wet Fly and a Swing
Ready to catch more trout? Swinging a wet fly is an old-school technique that’s still a game-changer. With just one or two wet flies and a standard fly rod setup, you can reel in the big ones in any river. …
Record-Breaking Hammerhead Catch Sets Texas Fishing Ablaze
A Corpus Christi fishing guide has made headlines with an extraordinary catch – a 10-foot-8-inch hammerhead shark. Tristan Bardin, also known as Sharka Brah, guided his clients to this remarkable feat near Bob Hall Pier on September 23. The shark …
Discover the Ultimate Fishing Paradise: Montana’s Fall Flies and Top Waterbodies
As the fall season arrives, Montana’s world-class rivers, streams, lakes, and spring-fed ponds come alive, providing a fishing paradise for both traditional and fly-fishing anglers. With over 400 fishing access sites managed by Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks, the opportunities …
Late Summer Bass Fishing: Deep vs. Shallow
Late summer presents unique challenges for bass fishing due to the excessive heat. Bass behavior changes significantly during this period, with some fish seeking deeper waters while others find relief in shaded shallows. Understanding Bass Behavior In early summer, bass …
Safe Freshwater Wading in Moving Water
Wading in moving water can be a potentially hazardous activity, especially when fishing in rivers and streams. To minimize risks, it’s essential to be aware of your surroundings and take necessary precautions when wading in rivers. Essential Gear for Safe …
Stay Warm and Comfortable on the Water: A Guide to Layering for Fall Fishing
As the temperatures drop, many anglers pack up their gear and head home, but for those who brave the elements, fall fishing can be a rewarding experience. With the right layering system, you can stay warm and comfortable on the …
Teen Angler’s Potential Record-Breaking-63-Pound Catch Sparks Excitement
A 13-year-old angler from California may have just reeled in a world record-breaking catch. Julian Her caught a massive 63-pound white sea bass in Tomales Bay while fishing with his family. The impressive catch has sparked excitement among fishing enthusiasts, …
Landing the Giants: World Record Trout Catches
Trout fishing is a popular sport that offers anglers the chance to catch a variety of species, each with its unique characteristics and challenges. Here, we’ll take a look at three remarkable world record trout catches that showcase the strength …
Mastering Summer Bass Fishing: Techniques for Success
Summer is a prime time for bass fishing, with the fish often moving into shallower waters and becoming more active. To catch bass during the summer season, it’s essential to understand their behavior and adapt to the changing water conditions. …
Young Angler Sets Record with Record-Breaking White Sucker Catch
11-Year-Old Sets Arkansas State Record for White Sucker An 11-year-old angler’s patience paid off when he caught a record-breaking white sucker while trout fishing with his father at Bull Shoals Dam. Daniel Bridgmon’s catch weighed 1 pound 15 ounces and …














