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Advanced Bait and Lure Techniques
10 Keys to Staying Productive in Cold Conditions when Fishing
Winter fly fishing can be one of the most skill-building and rewarding seasons on the water. Cold temperatures change fish behavior, angler pressure, and river conditions. Keeping a few core principles in mind can help anglers stay safe, comfortable, and …
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Winter Strategies from a Great Lakes Steelhead Expert
Hooking into a powerful Great Lakes steelhead during the dead of winter delivers an adrenaline rush few anglers forget. The challenge is real. Freezing temperatures test both gear and endurance, and long days on icy tributaries demand preparation and persistence. …
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Advanced Bait and Lure Techniques
Spider Rigging for Crappie to Cover More Water and Catch More Fish
Spider rigging has long been a productive crappie technique, especially across Southern waters where slow trolling with multiple rods is a familiar sight. While modern electronics have enhanced the approach, the fundamentals remain unchanged: spread baits wide, control speed, and …
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The Ultimate Guide to Summer Bass Fishing Lures
Summer bass fishing can be both thrilling and challenging, with bass often seeking refuge from the heat in various spots. Selecting the right lure is essential for success in these conditions. Here’s a fun and informative guide to help you …
Simplifying Your Tackle with Plastic Crawfish Lures
Discover the versatility and effectiveness of plastic crawfish baits as professional angler Kyle Welcher shares his insights on maximizing your fishing gear with the Rapala CrushCity Cleanup Craw. Welcher underscores the importance of integrating multifunctional baits like the Rapala CrushCity …
How to Build Your Own Fishing Lures
Creating your own fishing lures can be a rewarding and creative aspect of angling. Start with simple designs and materials, gradually experimenting with more complex creations. Focus on replicating the movement and appearance of prey fish. Building lures allows for …
Saltwater vs. Freshwater Fishing: Key Differences
Understanding the key differences between saltwater and freshwater fishing can help anglers choose the right techniques, gear, and locations for a successful fishing experience. Saltwater fishing often involves larger and more powerful fish, requiring heavier tackle and robust equipment. Freshwater …
Fishing The Stillwater for Summer Smallmouths
Smallmouth bass fishing in waters like Greenville Creek and the Stillwater River offers an enjoyable experience with light equipment and a Mepps spinner. Ray Reilly for Press Pros recently explored one of Ohio’s best-kept secrets for summer bass, the Stillwater …
Tips for Fluke Fishing with Jerkbaits in the Back Bays
By leveraging the natural swimming action and appropriate size of jerkbaits, you can targets keeper-sized fluke in back bay areas traditionally fished with bucktails and Gulp. Why Jerkbaits? Size: Jerkbaits in the 4- to 5-inch range effectively weed out smaller …
Land Big Lake Trout this Summer with these Tips
To enhance your lake trout fishing experience, here are some key insights and tips from a comprehensive guide: 1. Understanding Lake Trout Habits Lake trout prefer deep, cold water and are often found near the bottom of lakes. They are …
Mastering Summer Catfishing: Key Techniques & Gear Picks
Summer is prime time for catfishing, and with the right techniques and gear, you can haul in hefty catfish all season long. This guide explores the insights of Forrest Leitch, host of a popular fishing show, who shares his expertise …
Master the Jig-and-Minnow Combo: Your Go-To for Summer Bass
The jig-and-minnow combo is a deadly technique for bass throughout the year, but it truly shines during the hot summer months. Here’s a breakdown of why this simple setup is a must-have in your summer bass fishing arsenal, along with …
Fishing Success with the Murdich Minnow for Smallmouth Bass
The Murdich Minnow streamer pattern is a favorite among many anglers, not just for its effectiveness in catching various freshwater and saltwater fish, but also for its ease of tying and affordability. Streamlining the Tackle Box Many anglers find themselves …














