Inshore
Fish Live Bait Like a Pro: Part One
There’s more than one way to rig a live bait…here are a few of the best! Fishing with live bait is an extremely effective technique for catching a wide range of gamefish, and Florida’s own […]
LIVE BAIT
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Trapper Tackle Dropshot/Finesse Rigs
Fresh off a whirlwind introduction at ICAST 2016, including a Best-in-Show performance in the New Product Showcase, Trapper Tackle reveals details about its ultra-versatile Dropshot/Live Bait/Finesse Trapper Hook. With applications that are as broad and […]
Walleye Fishing
Northland Tackle: Please Pass the Meat…the Fresh Stuff
Live bait is back, baby. You better believe it. Despite the buzz about plastics, the reality is, walleyes eat live bait. Period. In the end, all artificial lures lack two potent, inimitable ingredients: organic random […]
Ice Fishing
Clam Fish Well – Keep you bait and catches fresh and alive
If you’re tired of trying to fillet frozen or slimy fish, the NEW Clam FISH-WELL is for you! Instead of tossing your freshly caught fish outside in freezing temperatures, put them in the FISH-WELL. All […]
Fishing News - Salt
Properly Hooking A Shrimp
If there is one thing I have learned about fishing over the past fifty plus years as an angler and guide is we all seem to have particular ways we do everything from casting our […]
Top Fishing Headlines
Pike and Walleyes Thermocline Patterns
As summer wanes, a stellar pattern solidifies on many lakes that produces big numbers of super-size walleyes and northern pike. Often overlooked by the masses, it provides steady action well into fall. “Call it the […]
Fishing News - Fresh
It’s Alive!
Read any article, watch every television show, listen in to talk radio or chat to a fishing expert in person and you’ll soon realize the single most common word used in reference to live bait […]
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Fishing’s Great Debate
The die-hard fisherman is a recluse. Our sport demands it of anyone who aspires to true greatness. Whether it is a lifetime of waking before the sun, weekend nights spent descending service ladders on 100 […]