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Cast Blue Fox Super Bous For Muskies
You can cast for, and catch, shallow muskies until the lakes and rivers freeze. Before the fall turnover, Jeremy Smith boats big muskies by casting Blue Fox Super Bou Spinnerbaits and Vibrax spinners. Afterwards, he […]
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Read MoreFishing Worms, and the Many Ways They Catch a Variety of Species
There may not be anything better than fishing with worms, the go-to bait for anglers almost everywhere. Remember when we were kids, and we threw those first fishing worms off of the dock to see what would happen? Whether it was a dozen bluegills fighting over it, or a big ‘ol largemouth bass inhaling it,
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Read MoreThe Story of the Alaska Man Who Killed a Charging Brown Bear with a 9mm Pistol
It’s a miracle this Alaskan fishing guide and his clients lived to tell the tale. Phil Shoemaker was guiding a couple of clients on a salmon fishing trip near the Becharof National Wildlife Refuge in southwestern Alaska back in 2016 when they had a close range encounter with an angry brown bear. Phil runs Grizzly Skins of
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Read MoreCalifornia Anglers Unexpectedly Catch Two Live Pipe Bombs From Sacramento River
Fishermen reeling in pipe bombs just feels like par for the course in 2020. Who had “fishermen reeling in pipe bombs” on their 2020 bingo cards? No one? Well, it happened in California’s Tehama County to a couple of anglers who were not prepared for what will undoubtably be the craziest catch of their lives.
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Read MoreExperimental Anglers Try Bowfishing Underwater
These bowfishermen take things to the next level. After having little success above water, these three guys had an epiphany. They needed to get down in the water with the carp. Could it be possible to shoot fish with archery equipment while in the water? Watch this hilarious video of underwater bowfishing. This clip may be the
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Read MoreBluegill: The Common Fish for the Common Angler
It’s said that the bluegill is the gateway fish for most freshwater anglers. Let’s explore why that might just be true. Let’s face it, we’ve all walked up to the water’s edge at some time in our lives, probably soon after winter, and the first fish we saw sitting on a bed was a bluegill.
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Read MoreThe Iconic Crappie: One of America’s Most Popular Gamefish
The crappie is one of America’s most beloved panfish. The scrappy crappie is one of America’s favorite freshwater fish. Not only are these game fish fun to catch at many different parts of the year, they also make for world class table fare. Some anglers will even go so far as to call this the
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Read MoreCut From a Different Cloth
In the 1800’s, the scene in America was somewhat lawless once you traveled west of the Mississippi. America was trying to save its natural resources, which were being over exploited at an alarming rate, but had little might in which to do so. Wildlife were in peril and they didn’t have many friends watching out …
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Read MoreWalleye: Profiling the Toothy Freshwater Favorite of North America
The walleye is one of our favorite fish to catch and eat. Let’s review what they are, where they live, and how to fish for them. The walleye is the largest member of the perch family, and is held in high regard by many anglers. A native North American species, the walleye is sometimes called
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Read MoreGear Review: Huk Grand Banks Rain Jacket and Huk Kona Shirt
The Huk Grand Banks Jacket is serious rain gear for serious anglers. Every angler should own a good rain jacket because you just never know what mother nature is going to throw at you when you are out trying to catch the big one. In recent years, Huk Fishing has set themselves apart for fishing
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Read MoreHeddon Lures: A Brief History of One of America’s Oldest Tacklemakers
Heddon Lures had humble beginnings in small town America. When it comes to legendary American fishing tackle makers, Heddon Lures stands out from the crowd. Most anglers today know them for iconic topwater baits like the Crazy Crawler, the Heddon Zara Spook, Super Spook, saltwater Spook and puppy. The Heddon Torpedo, baby torpedo, and the
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Read MoreCaptain Rene Letourneau is the 2020 Orvis Saltwater Guide of the Year, finally
Captain Rene Letourneau is not just a steady boat handler and reliable guide, he’s a fine and patient instructor, a passionate fly fisherman and now, thanks to such consistent dedication to his craft, he is the 2020 Orvis Endorsed Saltwater Fly Fishing Guide of the Year.
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