Freshwater: A Time Of Transition
When summer gives way to fall, bass feed with increased urgency; here’s how to put it to your advantage.
When summer gives way to fall, bass feed with increased urgency; here’s how to put it to your advantage.
Catfish baits need not emit an aroma reminiscent of a landfill to prove successful.
When the topwater bite subsides, act quickly to kick start it with a simple rubber worm.
After fishing during the afternoon, the largest bass of an outing will likely come late.
Fine-tune your presentation to score consistent crankbait success on bass.
Catching largemouths once the weeds and lily pads take over your favorite lake or pond requires a change in tactics.
Buzz the shallows for some spectacular top water action before it gets too warm.
Creative trolling could pay big dividends in your lake efforts this summer.
A different approach to working lily pads for heavily-pressured bass.
Bass have a decided sight advantage over prey when light gets low, here’s how to put it to your advantage.
Tempting trout beyond the madness of Opening Day with tried-and-true salmon eggs.
When it seems the trout are flat out refusing your favorite lures, give the long wand a shot.
When the first real warm-up of the spring arrives, a wacky-rigged Senko is the ticket for hefty bucket-mouths.
A look at some of the best offerings to tempt a trout this month and beyond.
First sign of ospreys and herring gulls should be a good indication of what’s going on out back.
It’s all-systems-go for yet another banner spring kickoff on April 6 in the Garden State.