Live bait has long been a trusted weapon in the arsenal of walleye anglers. While artificial lures have their place, there’s something undeniably effective about presenting a natural food source. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, these …

Fly fishing purists may scoff, but there’s no denying the effectiveness of flies that imitate worms. If you’ve ever considered using a worm when fly fishing you’re not alone. Check out the content below and learn more about this unconventional …

Jigging is a dynamic fishing technique perfect for beginners and veterans alike. By imparting a lively action to your lure, you can entice a variety of fish species. Let’s dive into the exciting world of jigging and get you hooked …

Bass fishing is seeing a rise in finesse techniques, particularly using jigs and minnow plastics with forward-facing sonar. This approach excels in pressured fisheries and for catching wary fish. History of the Technique: Damiki Rigging (2012): Small plastics on ball heads, …

Saltwater anglers are constantly searching for that extra edge. You can utilize this powerful technique that can significantly improve your catch rates: nose-hooking soft plastics with circle hooks. This method goes beyond the standard jig head, offering a unique presentation …

Euro nymphing has become a popular technique among fly fishers, and for good reason! It allows anglers to effectively target fish holding near the bottom of the river. But to be successful with this method, you’ll need to tie your …

For passionate fly fishers, tying your own flies goes beyond just catching fish. It’s about injecting your creativity into the sport, crafting unique lures that perfectly match your vision and target fish. It’s a rewarding hobby that fosters a deeper …

Spring paints a vibrant picture across the landscape, and for anglers, it signifies the exciting return of prime fishing conditions. As water temperatures rise and fish emerge from their winter slumber, a reliable bait option takes center stage: the humble …

As the sun warmed the swamp, the wiggling leeches approached the surface, easy prey for the net. However, the chosen method, guided by the coin’s outcome, involved a less dignified approach. Wading bare-bottomed into the water, they became hosts to …

Spring is a magical time for bass fishing. As the water warms and life bursts back onto the lake, bass become active feeders, searching for food and readying themselves for spawn. This is the prime time to grab your gear …