Here’s our latest installment of famous classic fishing reels that should spark some wonderful nostalgia in many anglers. We’ve already looked at five classic fishing reels in our first part of this ongoing series. Included in that group were the Penn Spinfisher 700, Zebco 33, Abu Garcia Ambassadeur 5000, Pflueger Medalist fly fishing reel and the Mitchell 300.
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Many of us have said for years that fishing is good for you, good for mental health, and yes, even good for physical health. We ain’t making this stuff up! In recent years there have been several studies that have found that time spent outdoors provides many health benefits. Recently, Fox News ran a story, …
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Here are our best guesses on where the next world record largemouth bass will be caught. The most iconic record in all freshwater angling is arguably the all-tackle record for largemouth bass. For 87 years now, George W. Perry’s 22-pound, 4-ounce largemouth from Montgomery Lake in Georgia has stood as king of the mountain. And every year the
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Check out this invasive fish infographic to see if your area is at risk. You might be surprised. Aquatic invasive species can disrupt and even decimate local ecosystems, and it’s important to be able to identify them if you come across one. The list of non-indigenous fish that lurk the waters is much longer than you would
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When a fish strikes your rod and starts to pull it in, you have to think fast. You’ve seen it before. You leave a rod by itself with the line in the water and step away for only a minute. Somehow in the short window of time you’re away from your rod, a monster fish
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Cranking riprap is highly effective early in the year, when sunbaked rocks warm the water just a bit and bass use those rocks as ambush points for feeding. You likely know that already. But how […]
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450 striped bass anglers, including 47 guides from North Carolina to Maine, responding to the 16th annual fishing survey from the national striped bass conservation organization Stripers Forever, were mostly disappointed with the fishing they […]
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Striped bass, one of the most prized species in the Chesapeake Bay and along the Atlantic Coast, are being overfished according to a new assessment of the stock’s health — a finding that will likely […]
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Striped bass, one of the most prized species in the Chesapeake Bay and along the Atlantic Coast, are being overfished according to a new assessment of the stock’s health — a finding that will likely […]
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After becoming the oldest angler ever to win a Bassmaster Elite Series event in 2016 on the St. Johns River, Rick Clunn provided what has become one of the most famous quotes in professional bass […]
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