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The Orvis Company has announced Doug Gibson, Three Rivers Ranch, Warm River, Idaho (www.threeriversranch.com) as Orvis-Endorsed Guide Lifetime Achievement Award. There are few people lucky enough to be born in great trout country. An even […]
Lake Erie anglers can expect to enjoy another year of diverse fishing opportunities in 2014, according to Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) biologists. “While fishing success always varies among species and seasons, we expect […]
Roily, muddy, full of prop-eating backwater stumps and always challenging: That’s what Bassmaster Elite Series pro Stephen Browning loves about the Red River. “I grew up fishing the lower Arkansas River, which is very similar […]
The line of pink cabins along this stretch of the White River in Arkansas is as distinct as they are historical. The main buildings house the main office, restaurant, sports bar and a huge dining […]
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Fred Tutman’s office’s backyard features a postcard-perfect view of his beloved Patuxent River. Clumps of brown spatterdock are turning tan, creating a lovely marshy look as the late afternoon sun dips. Boats glide through the […]
Bass Pro Shops free Kids’ Outdoor Skills Challenge offers fun outdoor activities for kids. This special May 3 – 4 event will give kids the opportunity to learn skills such as knot tying, rod casting […]
So, you have been thinking about buying a boat so that you can get to some of those coveted fishing spots you have been hearing about. There’s only one problem … every time you talk […]
SFGate.com Reported First: First came the urgent e-mail to two Cabinet secretaries from San Joaquin Valley farm interests, demanding that officials allow “maximum pumping” of water from recent storms for agriculture and cities
Spinner rigs are deadly weapons for walleyes. Offering an alluring combination of fish-attracting flash, vibration, scent and taste, these churning, twirling performers are versatile standouts on the presentational scene.
The Fishing Report Prize Packet Giveaway for this coming season is BIG! Anyone who contributes fishing comments and/or photos is eligible to win. If you contribute twice a month, your name goes in the hat […]
Courtesy of Bassmaster.com: Bass don’t read the books that anglers do. That’s not to say the information you glean from Bassmaster or B.A.S.S. Times, or even my Bass Strategies book, are fiction. There is a […]
Wherever you’re fishing, it often helps to get as many lines in the water as possible. The more lines you have in the water, the better your chances for getting a fish to eat your […]
It’s almost like clockwork each year, you’re on fish all through the spring, spend a few weeks having a blast fishing the spawn, then they simply disappear. Call it a post-spawn funk, recovery period, or […]
The length we fish our carp hooklinks should always be determined by the way we are applying our feed and how we think the carp are feeding in front of us, says Gerrard Williams. For […]
Few sights are more inspiring than approaching any of the Caribbean islands from the air, but Antigua may be one of the most breathtaking! The marked contrasts of greenery in the higher hills, falls sharply […]
Imagine a truly world-class fishing river with miles of undulating riverbed featuring eddies, deep holes, literally tons of game fish per mile and wildlife along easily accessible banks. Now imagine that a few miles downstream, […]
This past Saturday April 12, 2014 the Cabela’s King Kat Tournament Trail hit the waters of the Pickwick/Wilson Lakes at Sheffield, Alabama. In the event over 65 of the top anglers from 11 different states […]
Developed in Japan and rigorously tested by some of the best professional anglers in the world, the Molix Water Slash Double Willow Spinnerbait features top quality Japanese components. Offering a compact, finesse presentation, the blade […]
There’s a saying that Facebook is for your past and Twitter is for your future. It’s based on the belief that Facebook promotes interaction with people you’ve already met, while Twitter allows complete strangers around […]
Vicious Vision Premium Polarized Sunglasses are now available in Realtree® Xtra. These camo sunglasses come in four lightweight TR90 frame styles – Velocity, Vengeance, Venom and Victory. Built with the outdoor lifestyle in mind, the […]
The Bomber Long A has long been the premier hard-plastic minnow lure for many different species, and six new color patterns designed to reproduce the multi-color reflection of baitfish scales makes these lures even more […]
When the ice season ends – or when you tire of winter, whichever comes first! – it’s time to properly store your StrikeMaster ice auger. Follow these tips to ensure your StrikeMaster remains the fastest […]
The Texas B.A.S.S. Nation has been given the “Partners in Conservation Award” for its outstanding contributions to drafting the Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Plan. The U.S. Department of the Interior presented the award “in recognition […]
Award-winning author, Jim Mize, has written a humorous book specifically for fly fishermen. Titled, A Creek Trickles Through It, this collection delves into such topics as carnivorous trees, persnickety trout, and the dangers of fly-tying. […]
This morning there were two inches of new snow on the ground. Winter doesn’t want to let go, but like it or not, winter is going away. When it does, I’m going fishing. And I’m […]
Hydrilla has joined Eurasian milfoil as an invasive exotic plant that threatens northern fisheries. It now has been found in Kansas and Missouri, and the Nature Conservancy is reporting “a number of populations on the […]
Trout fishing the tailwaters below a hydroelectric dam is a great way to make memories that last a lifetime, but varied power generation results in water levels that go from high and strong to low […]
If you’ve ever been to one of those Brazilian steak houses, where circling servers continually put prime cuts of meat in front of you and another delightful bite is always just a head nod away, […]
CHRON reported first: Texas boaters appear almost certain to be drafted as combatants in a battle aimed at slowing spread of zebra mussels, an invasive mollusk that can cripple inland fisheries and already has cost […]
Those who saw Gerald Swindle’s Bassmaster Classic Day 2 weigh-in tirade may not have initially thought of the second verse from Rudyad Kipling’s famous poem, “If,” but the wisdom certainly applies to the Bassmaster Elite […]
Wherever open season allows the pursuit of walleyes, early spring is prime time for tapping one of the year’s best bites. Thanks to the spawning migration, big numbers of fish gather in predictable places, offering […]
Over the last year, Bay Program officials have been immersed in setting quantifiable objectives to include in a new Bay agreement. How many acres of wetlands should be restored? How many acres of forest buffers […]
Marine boat anglers returning to ports within the Kodiak Road system will be prohibited from filleting, mutilating, and de-heading sport caught king salmon at-sea. Marine boat anglers returning to any port on the road system […]
River anglers can catch big smallmouth bass as soon as the ice clears. Here’s how one Allegheny River angler does it, but his advice works everywhere smallies live in moving water. The initial spring smallmouth […]
Take Me Fishing .org Connects Children and Families with Nature through its Sponsorship of the Fun Educational Fishing and Boating Experiences at Walt Disney World Resort. In today’s age where getting kids outside to exercise […]
Americans like Fuller spend about $48 billion annually fishing for fun, and they like knowing what’s in the water with their bait. To provide answers to that question and more, biologists are conducting a study […]
September is here, leaves are starting to turn, and the afternoons are cooling off. Deer season is just around the corner and hunters are stocking up on the last minute necessities for camp. Time to […]
The 1675 Pro Guide is the smallest member of our popular Pro Guide tiller series, says Tony Kolker, Lund marketing manager. This mid-year boat launch has really started to catch our customer’s eyes with its […]
The Yukon Series has all the capabilities a walleye fisherman needs. Designed after our popular DVX Series, the Yukon is constructed with a thicker .125 gauge aluminum and includes standard driver and passenger side consoles. […]
If you have never fished for trout, Missouri might not be the first place that comes to mind when someone mentions the sport. Many people visualize a mountain stream with someone fly fishing in the […]
I want to share with everyone my favorite place to fish in the province of Quebec. It’s called “L’Auberge La Barrière”. Although only located about 90 minutes north of Montreal, when you arrive, it seems […]
If you survey the top finishers of virtually any professional bass fishing tournament across the country about their go-to lures of choice, chances are The Original ChatterBait ® brand bladed swim jig will receive substantial […]
Once the closely-guarded secret of the pros, the 110 has quickly become a staple among professional and amateur anglers alike, setting the standard for jerkbait fishing in all U.S. waters. The profile, one-of-a-kind darting action, […]
If you’re a small mammal, it’s definitely not safe to go back in the water… One of the most popular posts on Cool Green Science has been the story of rodent-eating trout at The Nature […]
Garmin International has announced the GNX 20 and GNX 21, the newest offerings in the company’s marine instrumentation lineup. Both offer customizable displays and low power consumption. “The new GNX 20 and 21 not only […]
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“If you’re torn between two or three models from different brands, the quality of the dealership and its staff may well sway your decision,” Jim Hendricks advised readers in the February issue of Boating magazine. […]
It’s always a sweet thing to win a Major tournament. It gets even sweeter when that win breaks a six-year drought. And when it also comes on your home lake? By a nail-biting 13 ounces? […]
This April 9th edition has spring in full bloom and with warm sunny days and ample April showers, gardens and food plots are being tilled and seeded to renew the cycle of planting and harvest. […]
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