Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “bobber fishing”
Fresh off a successful adventure, I felt obligated to give you a rundown from a memorable day of targeting trout roaming in deep, clear water. I didn’t catch any monsters but I did fish new waters while applying a familiar technique in an unfamiliar way. The lake I chose holds catchable-size rainbow and brown trout that are stocked regularly, and have …
By: Tyler Brick Panfish during the summer out of a kayak seems like an easy feat to some, but for others, the challenge of exploring different water and trying new techniques is very intriguing. A kayak is a very versatile tool for finding panfish because you can squeeze them into any nook and cranny on just about any lake. Floating …
Suspending a worm, minnow, or soft plastic under a spring bobber is quite possibly the easiest way to catch a fish in shallow water. When most people think of bobber fishing, they think of small fish, but this technique captures anything from panfish to bass and even walleyes. Toss a your bait out there under a bobber, and you don’t …
Spring is the best time of the year to get out on the water. The weather is phenomenal, flowers are blooming, and critters of all persuasion are following cupid’s arrow to create the next generation of deer, birds, and fish. From a fishing perspective, spring fish are usually hungry, aggressive, and shallow – which makes catching them easier and more …
Whatever your current interest in fishing, there’s a good chance your first foray involved a can of worms at least somewhere along the way. There’s a good reason for that too… Worms flat out catch fish. All day. No matter where you live. The truth is that even though your fishing may have come a long way from that bucket …
