Fall Power Fishing in the Southeast with Dustin Connell
Fall Power Fishing in the Southeast with Dustin Connell
The air is cooler, the leaves are changing, and bass are feeding up.
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Fall Power Fishing in the Midwest with Edwin Evers
Fall Power Fishing in the Midwest with Edwin Evers
Cooler days, open water, and hungry bass.
Fall Power Fishing for East Coast Bass with Andy Montgomery
Fall Power Fishing for East Coast Bass with Andy Montgomery
When the air cools and the shad start to move, it’s time to go power fishing.
Fall Largemouth Fishing with Drew Gill
Fall Largemouth Fishing with Drew Gill
The air cools, the bait moves shallow, and big bass start feeding.
Fall Crappie Fishing with Casey Scanlon
Fall Crappie Fishing with Casey Scanlon
Crisp mornings, changing leaves, and steady bites.
Fall Musky Fishing Tips with Kristine Fischer: Big Baits, Big Predators
Fall Musky Fishing Tips with Kristine Fischer: Big Baits, Big Predators
By Kristine Fischer, Bass Pro Shops Pro Staff
When the water temperature dips below 50°F and summer patterns fade, musky anglers know it’s time to change tactics.
Fall Fishing Tips with Mark Zona: Catch Big Smallmouth Bass Using Big Baits
Fall Fishing Tips with Mark Zona: Catch Big Smallmouth Bass Using Big Baits
By Mark Zona, Bass Pro Shops Pro Staff
Texas Swordfish Breakdown
The uninitiated or the landlocked might be surprised to learn that Texas is inhabited by dinosaurs. Equipped with long, sharp-edged bills and prominent, angular fins that protrude from every side of their powerful bodies, it’s easy to imagine the swordfish as some type of Jurassic monster. Growing to two, three and four hundred pounds (and sometimes quite a bit larger), these fish are among the ocean’s most powerful and awe-inspiring residents.
Top 7 Fishing Apps for IOS and Android
Fishing season is here and there is no better time to embrace new tools and technology to maximize your fishing success. These seven fishing apps offer logbooks, maps, weather features and more. Consider some of these best fishing apps to maximize your success the next time you’re out on the water.
By Cabela's Staff
Essential Clamming Gear for the Pacific Northwest
Clamming is very cost-effective, requiring minimal gear. Many people already have the gear needed to clam successfully, and with the purchase of a shellfish or clamming license, that’s all that’s needed to have a fun day.
Here’s a look at the gear a clammer might find useful from Alaska, through British Columbia, along the Washington and Oregon coasts, down to California. Along this vast stretch of coastline lies a wide-range of habitats and conditions, along with a variety of clams to be pursued.