The striped bass bite is on in New York! It feels like the fall is finally here and while many anglers have shifted gears from fishing to dreaming about that big buck walking by their treestand, there is still plenty of fishing action to be had in many parts of the country if you know
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When it’s your time to go, why not do it in style? Why be buried in a nondescript coffin, when you can fish for eternity in an awesome Jon boat casket. An Arkansas company has come up with a creative way to show your true love for the outdoors, even if you won’t be alive
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Catching sharks in freshwater looks like a wild experience! When it comes to fishing in rivers, most people target the normal species. Things like gar, catfish, carp, or bass. We haven’t heard of anyone intentionally going to a freshwater river and targeting bull sharks. That is, until now in the latest video from Zak of
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In case you missed the memo. This coming Saturday is National Hunting and Fishing Day. I know you are probably as tired as I am of politicians and bureaucrats telling you what to do, but the Governor proclaimed it! If you want to watch yesterday’s proclamation ceremony, GO HERE. There you go. Do you need …
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A pair of fish statues in Morocco have recently been demolished, and the reasons why should be pretty obvious. According to Morocco World News, controversy surrounding an art piece in Mehdia, near Kenitra in west-central Morocco, has led to the demolition of the statues depicting two larger-than-life fish. The fish appear, to some online at
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One of the frustrations of fish identification is that different fish are called a variety of common names. Sometimes it depends on who you ask. That may not be a problem unless you are a pointy-headed fisheries biologist. Then, calling the right fish by the right name is important. That does not necessarily mean a …
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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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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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Gotchya! Not what you thought it was going to be, was it? Ha. Believe me, even when the temperatures were a hundred degrees a week or two ago, my phone was ringing with questions about fall trout stockings. They are coming. They happen in October, every year. When we have a schedule, we will let …
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It was a lesson learned. Unfortunately, like many things in life, it was learned the hard way. It was a beautiful fall evening. From what I could see, it looked like there should be a fish or two up feeding. I bounced my crankbait off a rock, paused for just a split second, and felt …
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