February Fishing: Four Spots for Winter Crappies
In mild or extreme weather, one local species of fish active the year round is the crappie.
In mild or extreme weather, one local species of fish active the year round is the crappie.
Ice is never 100 percent safe. You can’t judge the strength of ice just by its appearance, age, thickness or the temperature.
This close relative to the striped bass can provide a welcome reprieve from cabin fever through the winter months.
Some may be surprised at the thought of 30-pound trout, but these New Jersey reservoirs have the history and potential.
While the timing of first ice can vary greatly from lake to lake, it offers some of the most productive fishing of the hard-water season.
From largemouth and smallmouth bass to hybrids and walleye, it’s prime time for deep drops on our inland waters.
Wachusett Reservoir offers a unique opportunity for the late-season freshwater fisherman.
Absecon Creek has been undergoing some major “renovations,” and improvement projects at two entirely separate locations along the creek are finally coming to fruition after several years of careful planning.
Catfish are plentiful throughout New England and make for an excellent summertime target species.
As many Keystone Staters hit the shore in droves this month, might be time to head west for some Lehigh trout action.
Trolling small crankbaits can be the secret to finding large, summertime crappies as they transition to deep structure.
Learning to fish a jig properly will broaden your ability to score bass under a variety of conditions.
A northern pike roadside attraction in Penobscot County, Maine.
The author shares some tips to help put you on the path to a lunker bucketmouth.
Nestled between Upper Pattagansett Road to its north, and Route 1 to its south, Pattagansett Lake is a 128-acre, lazy-S-shaped body of water in East Lyme, Connecticut.
It’s about time that surfcasters started to steal some of the technology from our freshwater fishing brethren.