Fishing hooks may not have the flash, action, or buzz of lures. But understanding what to throw can be just as important as choosing your bait or lure.

is month. The first, a 51-pound muskellunge caught in West Virginia, a 32 pounder pulled from the Potomac River in Maryland.

Fishing hooks are one of the most important, but also most overlooked, parts of fishing. Here's some breakdowns on all the hooks you'll need fishing!

To save you time from scrolling online or walking through a tackle shop, we've put together 10 juicy spring fishing deals that won't want to pass up.

Z-Man and Brian Latimer are shaking things up again with the all-new SMH Wormz & Jighead launch, a two-part finesse combo that crushes bass.

The Googan Baits Blazin' Worm is the next step in speed worm evolution, putting the Googan twist on a soft plastic design born in the swamps of Florida. The long slender body slides in and out of things like grass, wood, or docks. Following the body, the signature blazin' tail comes racing from behind,

Catch Co Local Leader Liam Toms tells the story of him helping a young angler catch their first fish, a drag screaming tripletail.

Red lures crush spring bass due to their ability to mimic the look of crawfish, which bass are known to feed on heavily during the spring months.

Terry Raymer and his fishing buddy Michael Robinson recently reeled in a 95-pound blue catfish from the Ohio River at an undisclosed Kentucky location. Their monster catch was only 11 pounds shy of the current state record caught by Glynn Grogan from the Ohio River in 2018.A catfish this big is usually considered a once-in-a-lifetime