What Bait To Use Many anglers consider still-water trout fishing to be the pinnacle of their sport. The challenge of presenting a fly to a fish that may be several feet below the surface, in water that is often crystal clear, is what draws them back
With a new catch-and-release state record that was set in mid-December, Idaho's Dworshak Reservoir is continuing to cement its reputation as one of the best smallmouth bass fishing waters in North America. A 23.75-inch smallmouth caught by Joey Walton at Dworshak in May 2022 has been
Fishing is a fun activity to do in the United States, but oftentimes it can feel like you’re just casting for the same fish each time you go out. If you’re looking to spice up your fishing trips, then look no further. We’ve compiled a list of
On December 28, Dalton Smith and his friend Cole Logsdon decided to reveal in an epic day of fishing at O.H. Ivie Lake in central Texas. The last-minute trip came about after a previously planned Arkansas duck hunting trip had been canceled. During an interview, Smith revealed
A burbot is a freshwater fish found in lakes and streams in Europe and North America. It is closely related to the ling and is often referred to as one of the ugliest fish around. Its single barbel protruding from its chin easily identifies this
A Hand Grabbing History For those who don't know, catfish noodling also known as grabbling, hogging, catfisting, graveling, or stumping is the art of wading or swimming out into the water and penetrating underwater holes with your bare hands so that a mad catfish can chomp
It was just on March 18th 2022 that Illinois angler Jim Dain set the Missouri paddlefish state record by catching a 140-pound, 10-ounce fish on Lake Of The Ozarks. According to the Missouri DNR, Jim's fish weighed a single ounce more than the previous record. Anglers
For centuries, the lake sturgeon has been an important part of Moose Cree First Nation culture. But in recent years, due to overfishing, pollution and other environmental pressures, the species has become endangered. Fortunately, through joint efforts by Moose Cree First Nation and Fisheries and Oceans
