If there’s one consistent thing about fishing, it’s that it’s inconsistent. One day it’s sunny, 90 degrees, with gin clear water; the next it’s pouring down rain, windy, and the water looks like chocolate milk.Because the conditions, lake types, and weather are so variable, it’s exceedingly important for anglers to be versatile. By being able

I’m sure it’s happened to you before: You’re reading about some bass tournament, or watching a fishing show, and someone is absolutely wearing them out doing something that you’ve never even caught a fish on, and you’ll think to yourself, “I’ve got to learn how to do that.”If you’re like most anglers though, that goal

One of the most important things for anglers to pay attention to when arriving at the lake or river is the water clarity. Water clarity can impact every aspect of a fishing trip - from what presentations are effective, to what depth the intended species is holding.In general, any time the water clarity approaches one

Know how to use a hookHave fun by yourselfStart youngThink outside the boxPractice makes perfectKnow when to leave a bad spot......But always give it a second chance

Aptly named, this pugnacious arthropod packs a punch! The Fight’n Bug, from Berkley’s Powerbait, is a one-of-a-kind soft plastic that excels in both the warm and cool months. Warm MonthsThe Powerbait Fight’n Bug has quickly become an angler's best friend for pitching, flipping, and punching. Measuring in at only 3.5 inches with a relatively thin

Finding new fishing hotspots is always on an anglers agenda, unfortunately due to the increasing popularity of bass fishing most fishing spots have been visited too often that they are no longer worth fishing. Though the secret, low key spots can hold some good fishing there are other alternatives to getting your limit this fishing

Wow, this is the craziest fish you'll every see. Can you spot it?

There are a lot of reasons why people fish. For some, it's the chance to get out and experience nature. For others, it's the camaraderie of a day spent with friends. For many people though, it's the opportunity to harvest some fish for the dinner table. After all, there's not much better than a shore

Some would say that Patrick Sebile (pronounced “seh-beel”) was destined for fishing greatness. He was only eight years old when he imagined his very first lure design. He wanted to catch the white perch that hid beneath tree branches. They were virtually uncatchable with the lures available at the time in his native France (minnow