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Financial management may seem an unlikely source of strategies to save a wild population of salmon from extinction, but a group of NOAA Fisheries researchers is using a key financial lesson to restore Central California […]
With the Bassmaster Elite Series regular-season schedule drawing to a close, many anglers are still fighting for crucial points in the Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year standings. With the AOY title and Bassmaster Classic […]
IGFA: Russian angler Yuri Orlov potentially set the new men’s 2 kg (4 lb) line class record for the majestic taimen (Hucho taimen) while fishing Russia’s Arui River on May 24th. Orlov was casting a […]
IGFA: Brazilian angler Carlos Dini bested this quality 89 cm speckled peacock (Cichla temensis) in 5 short minutes after it exploded on the top-water plug he was casting along the shoreline of Brazil’s Preto River […]
For many of us that fish the cost of owning your own boat has certainly gotten to a point where it might be the biggest investment you ever make outside of owning a home; an […]
At work, we’re almost always asked to do more with less. It can be pretty frustrating, but it’s a great option when fishing gets tough. Conditions like super-clear water mean it’s a good idea to […]
Not only did Martens win his second Elite Series event of the season (and eighth overall) on the Chesapeake Bay, he all but locked up the Angler of the Year title barring a catastrophic finish […]
I was honored to have the privilege to speak with Steve Baumann, one of the founding fathers of Vexilar Marine Electronics, and interview him for our thirty-fifth episode of TGO, Tom Gruenwald Outdoors. Although we […]
Take everything that is the original Mino and super-size it. That’s the Mino XL. A full inch longer than the original, this one is designed for the bigger bite. Plus, that extra inch gives that […]
Classic lures gain their title for one simple reason. They work. However, fish can become conditioned over time and begin to distinguish them from the real deal. Sometimes, a simple twist is all that it […]
According to the to the National Hurricane Center, Monday, August 10, marked the date by which boaters typically have seen the first hurricane of the Atlantic hurricane season. And while early predictions for this year’s […]
Less than five years after the largest marine oil spill in U.S. history, BP has agreed to pay $18.7 billion in penalties and damages for its role. This stands in stark contrast to the decades-long […]
When we take our depth finder in a boat that is not our own, the biggest challenge is mounting the transducer. You want a good reading, but you do not want to hassle with it. […]
The Drop-Kick was designed by Mr. Dave Genz to be the perfect cadence jig. It features a 90-degree XL hook with a larger tie-eye, stronger wire and increased hook gap for better hook-up percentage compared […]
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Trout are the glamour dolls of the angling world, and largemouth bass have the star power. But catfish are the real marquee attraction. At least they are in Keith Sutton’s fishing world. His latest book, […]
Sonar has been opening anglers’ eyes to the underwater world ever since Lowrance first made waves with its iconic “little green box” back in 1957. In the years since, fishermen have enjoyed a steady stream […]
Crappie anglers love live minnows. Historically minnows have been known as the bait of choice for catching crappie. Minnows have wiggle, they have taste and they have smell. Crappies always have and always will be […]
“The difference between fly fishers and worm dunkers is the quality of their excuses”. -Anonymous “Scholars have long known that fishing eventually turns men into philosophers. Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to buy decent tackle […]
There is a natural evolution from bank fishing to stream walking. It is probably due in part to someone getting bored bank fishing when the fish are not biting. Early angling literature almost always focuses […]
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Garry Mason, founder of the “Legends of the Outdoors” National Hall of Fame in Nashville, Tennessee has announced that O’Neill Williams will be inducted into the Hall of Fame on Saturday, August 15th. The ceremony […]
When you want the inside scoop on fishing in Maine, you ask a local. And that’s just what we did when it was time to let you know about the abundance of fishing experiences in […]
“Three Go-To Lures For Catching Summer Bass”, by Glenn Walker. Hosted by ScoutLook. Checkout Glenn Walker and other great bass fishing tips on his website at http://glennwalkerfishing.com/. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAF6eVE9zsg.
Well, the trip odometer hit the 2,000-mile mark this evening, and I’ve not yet made a cast. Tomorrow, we will fish all day, and I’m really looking forward to sampling both lakes and streams in […]
Don’t just hope a fish notices your presentation. Make’em notice with the loudest lure you can drop through the hole. The same slicing, fluttering action of the original Blade Spoon has now been given the […]
The late summer bite is quite distinctive. Most notably, the major bug hatches and shallow kept young-of-the-year that filled fish earlier are gone. Fish of all stripes are on the prowl, attempting to pack […]
One of the toughest parts of our trip occurred today while Asher and I drove from Dry Run Creek to the Rebel Lure Company headquarters. We went right past the White River, Crooked Creek, the […]
“I hope we at least see some trout,” Asher said for the third time about 2 hours into our long ride from North Georgia to Arkansas’ Dry Run Creek. I just grinned and told him […]
For more than two decades, big eight-, 10-, and 12-inch trout-imitation lures known as ‘swim baits’ have enjoyed a well-deserved reputation for catching huge largemouths, especially in California where they originated. Now, however, a handful […]
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Catfish anglers fishing the Bass Pro Shops Big Cat Quest (BCQ) were greeted with cool, foggy weather on Saturday morning. Measured by angler comfort the weather conditions were good according to last year’s BCQ Angler […]
Bass busters throughout the land love the springtime bite. When bass start getting active. Pursuing eats and getting ready to reproduce. Great fun is had by most anglers in the spring. However, many non-fanatical anglers […]
In existence since 1961, Weiss Lake in Alabama is a 30,200-acre lake with 450 miles of shoreline. Popular as a travel destination for anglers and boaters, the lake has been known as The Crappie Capital […]
The screech of the reel is a dead giveaway for some rockfish action on the Ohio River. Even if they are not on the agenda today, rockfish, or as they are often known, striper can […]
Activist Angler Reported – Barring considerable public protest during the next month, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) is poised to remove all bag limits for smallmouth bass on the Columbia, Umpqua, and […]
Salmon are famous for boldly fighting their way upstream to spawn. But their trip downstream as young smolts is no less heroic. In the case of Atlantic salmon, many must pass through or around dams, […]
The past two Bassmaster Classics have one thing in common: both have been won out of the same boat model, the Triton 21 TrX, a state-of-the-art 21-foot tournament boat with a host of innovative features. […]
Ice-fishing pacesetter Brian “Bro” Brosdahl talks smart about the new Bro Series Hub Shelter. Social media proves it: they exist. Less than a decade ago, such middle-earth creatures were confined to corner booths in taverns […]
BassFan Reported 1st: Elite Series angler Mark Menendez has filed a formal complaint with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, alleging that a man harassed him Friday during day 2 of the St. […]
Different people go about their fishing in different ways. Some anglers like to consider every reason why a fish was caught on a certain bait, was in a particular location at that time, and why […]
One happened years ago, and the other had never happened at all. Now that the final weigh-in at the BASS Elite Series event on the St. Lawrence is over, there are two noteworthy things to […]
Confidence means a lot to a tournament bass fisherman, and Oklahoma pro Edwin Evers said his was sagging a bit after a couple of tough events earlier this year. A win last month at BASSfest […]
Nothing can be more frustrating than trying to catch bass in the mid-summer heat. Once August hits, the bite has often been slow for weeks. But fear not, summer bass can still be had with […]
Quilcene National Fish Hatchery lies in a narrow valley on the east side of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula on Highway 101 two miles south of Quilcene and at the confluence of the Big Quilcene River and […]
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency(TWRA) employees love a good fish story and were delighted to learn about a possible state record. The Flathead Catfish reeled in was guessed at near 100 pounds by the anglers. It […]
A hawg belly musky catch from Lake of the Woods on the Bigtooth Tackle JUICE Mini 8. Jeff “Jiggy” Andersen talks about an 8 day trip with 34 muskies in the boat. He covers a […]
The last thing an ice angler needs out on the ice is a pair of cold, wet feet. The IceArmor Onyx Boots will keep the cold and wet out, so your feet can remain warm […]
For recreational boaters, the waterway signposts known as aids to navigation are critical for a safe journey. But what if an aid to navigation (ATON) such as a floating buoy marking the edge a deep-water […]
Southeast Lower Peninsula Fishing Report; Lake Erie: Is producing some walleye for those trolling in 18 to 25 feet with crawler harnesses, spoons and crank baits although crawler harnesses worked best. Fish were caught near […]
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