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Tag Archives: Fishing tips
Trolling Plugs for Southern Walleye: Tips and Techniques
Southern walleye fishing is gaining popularity, especially in areas like East Tennessee, where anglers have discovered thriving populations in local waterways. Current plays a crucial role in catching walleye, as these fish tend to position themselves along deep ledges, humps, …
Is Sundown the Best Time to Go Fishing?
Fishing enthusiasts often claim that sundown is an optimal time to catch fish, and thereβs science to back up this belief. As the sun dips below the horizon, water temperatures drop, and fish become more active after retreating during the …
Pro Tips on Spoons for Fall and Winter Fishing
Fishing with spoons during the fall and winter seasons can be incredibly rewarding. This classic lure offers versatility and success across various species, from bass to trout, pike, and walleye. As the water temperatures drop, fish behavior changes, making spoon …
Drop-Shotting in Shallow Cover: A Bass-Fishing Secret
Drop-shotting is widely known as an effective deep-water fishing technique, but it can also produce impressive results in shallow cover, especially in heavily pressured fishing areas. Harold Stark, a Missouri angler and seasoned tournament competitor, discovered this alternative approach while …
Catch More Fish with These Late Fall Fishing Tips
Late fall fishing offers a unique opportunity to target trophy bass, but cooler temperatures and changing conditions require a strategic approach. Layer up with wool socks, grab a few hand warmers, and head out to the water with these three …
5 Tips on Bank Fishing in Low-Water
Low-water levels, often seen in late summer and fall, can create unique challenges for anglers fishing from the bank of a public lake or pond. Droughts and water drawdowns can expose traditional cover and leave favorite fishing spots dry. However, …
How to Get Your Lure Unstuck When Fishing
Every angler has experienced the frustration of a stuck lure, whether it’s wedged between rocks, tangled in vegetation, or caught on underwater debris. Before resigning to cutting the line and losing your favorite lure, try these techniques to free it …
Finesse Bass Fishing in the Fall: A Guide to Versatility and Success
Bassmaster Elite Series Pro Alex Wetherell recently shared insights on finesse bass fishing during the fall in New England, emphasizing flexibility and the use of modern technology to find fish. Despite the often challenging conditions, with colder water temperatures and …
Fall Fishing Action Is Heating Up in the Grand Canyon
As the fall season progresses, fishing conditions in Grand County are steadily improving, making it an ideal time to hit the waters. Cooler temperatures are causing fish to become more active, especially in lakes like Grand Lake, Williams Fork, and …
Dam Fishing in the City: A Comprehensive Guide to Urban Angling
Urban angling has gained significant popularity in recent years, offering city dwellers an escape into nature without leaving the city limits. One of the best and most accessible forms of city fishing is dam fishing. With dams often located near …