Pro Buddy Gross of Chickamauga, Georgia, brought a five-bass limit weighing 23 pounds, 12 ounces, to the scale Sunday to win the FLW Tour at Lake Toho presented by Ranger Boats. Gross’ four-day total of […]
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The weights Anglers brought to the scales at the Crappie Masters, sponsored by The Renewable Fuels Association, “Ethanol Fueled With Pride”, American Ethanol, and Bass Pro Shops, St. John’s River National Qualifier, and First Leg […]
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Each year, fishing lure manufacturers entice us into more tackle purchases with their newest creations, designs and color patterns. Some are just variations on a theme but every so often, a company develops a real game changer, like the Steel Shad from the Steel Shad Fishing Company of East Dorset Vermont. This thin metal blade bait is a unique concept with a look unlike anything on the market and has proven to be a winner for targeting fresh and salt water fishes.
These outdated fishing laws seem outrageous, but many of them are still on the books because no one’s bothered to erase them. Fishing is a great way to relax and enjoy your free time. Grab a pole, your favorite fishing tackle, and your fishing license, and usually, you’re good to go. But not so fast! It
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Always a good idea to take a partner fishing with you. Sometimes you have to get creative. . . . I have never spent a second fishing for steelhead or salmon on the west coast and do not know that I ever will. I have not spent a second fishing with a chicken or any …
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department issued an announcement, which includes a proposed drawing system for harvesting large alligator gar. Last week, we published an article regarding Texas’ proposal to increase protections for the state’s largest and oldest freshwater fish, the alligator gar. This morning, however, TPWD made an official announcement, which provided a more
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Apparently Dalmatians don’t have the same grace with RVs as they do fire engines. Eric Jackson, of Rock Island, Tennessee, is no stranger to backing a boat down a ramp. As a professional angler, a whitewater kayaker and the president of Jackson Kayak, he’s spent a lot of time on the water. Jackson was launching
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Locals had been talking about this fish for more than 40 years. Everyone has a fish tale logged in the memory bank. Whether it’s that record-breaking fish that got away, a non-native fish that breached the surface or a unidentified creature of the monstrous variety, we all have a fish story that lacks evidence, and likely
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Few feelings in ice fishing are as frustrating as the disappointment of spotting fish on sonar—then watching them swim away before your lure reaches the strike zone. Thankfully, you can put an end to these […]
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Michigan’s annual sturgeon season on Black Lake was over after just 78 minutes of fishing. An annual highlight for anglers throughout the state, Black Lake is one of only a few spots in Michigan where […]
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