Fishing Information

Temperature change, and how fish react to the mercury climbing or dipping, is important knowledge for fishermen. Knowing how fish react to their environment and throughout the various seasons can help hone your approach and improve your catch rates.

Mark Zona is an admitted tackle junkie who tries to stay in-the-know on just about all things bass.  Every once in a while, he’ll keep a secret for himself that could be a game changer.

If you’re looking for a versatile fishing lure, one of the best artificials you can turn to is a soft-plastic shad lure rigged on a jig head. You could probably catch just about any fish that swims with this simple, inexpensive lure.

A Lure with Broad-based Effectiveness

Anglers across the hemisphere are seeking solice from the summer heat. The best way to do that is night fishing.

More and more folks want to try night fishing and I don't blame them. During your adventures in the dark you will need a few things to make it easier.

It’s the hottest time of the year—the time when the sweat runs out of your eyelids and earlobes. That’s not lint between your toes, it’s jungle rot. Don’t amputate just yet, though—you’ll need that foot to run your trolling motor. On some fisheries this is the absolute best time to be on the water.

When fishing slows on your local lake because of hot weather, use these tatics to improve your chances of catching more fish:

Any change in weed growth can create weed edges also known as weed lines and produced some good fishing.

Is it important to become tech-savvy in order to become a better walleye angler? I certainly think so.

6 Fishing Trips Every Angler Should Take in Their Lifetime

Thanks to today’s taxidermists and their artistic skills with fiberglass replicas, if you catch a trophy fish you can release it and still have it on the wall to show off.