Mike Bleech: Finding crappie during cold snaps | GoErie.com/Erie Times-News

Mike Bleech: Finding crappie during cold snaps | GoErie.com/Erie Times-News: "Just as crappie fishing was getting under way, we were hit with another cold spell.

At least it was not as cold as the past several cold spells. In fact, it was closer to the warmer weather between cold spells. Still, it has been cold enough to disrupt crappie fishing. Crappie still can be caught, though, if you can find them."

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Outdoors commentary: Fly selection for smallmouth bass - Carroll County Times: Lonny Weaver

Outdoors commentary: Fly selection for smallmouth bass - Carroll County Times: Lonny Weaver: "Fly fishing (AKA bass bugging) on the upper Potomac and the Susquehanna rivers is one of my all-time favorite past-times throughout the summer and early fall months."

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Rhodes: Find your confidence bait and stick with it » Abilene Reporter-News

Rhodes: Find your confidence bait and stick with it » Abilene Reporter-News: "Choosing the right lures in springtime fishing or fishing at any time of the year is not as complicated as some would have us believe. Spring fishing tackle catalogs can be overwhelming with all of the new “must have” colors, baits, and lures."

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Fish Don't Tweet | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Fish Don't Tweet | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Finding and catching fish in a pond would sure be easier if I could only get the fish to tweet me their location and what lure they want. A simple message like, "I am over here, by the laying down log and hungry for a frog." I could tweet back, "A delicious frog lure is on the way, open wide!""

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Tubing For Bass With Glenn Browne | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Tubing For Bass With Glenn Browne | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "It looks like a Plain Jane when it’s out of the water, but dip it into a lake and it turns into a sexy siren that beguiles bass with its seductive dance."

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Angling Couple Holds Records after Catching Tournament-winning Blue Catfish - Outdoor Hub

Angling Couple Holds Records after Catching Tournament-winning Blue Catfish - Outdoor Hub: "Stefanie Stanley hooked a giant-sized blue catfish at the Catfish Chasers Tournament in Kansas last Saturday, securing her first place on the podium and the biggest catch recorded in any of the state’s lakes. According to Kansas.com, the Olathe resident was fishing in Milford Reservoir when the catfish took her shad bait."

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Ideas for fishing rods and reels | The Jamestown Sun | Jamestown, North Dakota

Ideas for fishing rods and reels | The Jamestown Sun | Jamestown, North Dakota: "Wherever people fish, North, East, South, or West, we’re getting excited about returning to the water to go fishing."

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How to Fish for Bass in the Weeds: Tips from 4 Top Experts | Outdoor Life

How to Fish for Bass in the Weeds: Tips from 4 Top Experts | Outdoor Life: "It's no secret that aquatic weeds are full of big bass. But successfully fishing thick weeds and hauling bass to the boat is easier said than done. We tapped four bass fishing experts to get the details on which weed species they target throughout the year and their best tactics for catching largemouths in the thick stuff."

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Clear Lake one of top bass lake in nation, maybe world - www.record-bee.com

Clear Lake one of top bass lake in nation, maybe world - www.record-bee.com: "The results of the B.A.S.S. College Series Western Regional held last weekend are a perfect example. The tournament broke national records for the B.A.S.S. college series, including a new record for the heaviest team weight for a two-day tournament with 54 pounds, 12 ounces. A national collegiate record also was set for a single day when a team brought in 32 pounds, 7 ounces on Saturday, which also broke the old national record of 29 pounds, 4 ounces. The overall average weight per fish was an impressive 4 pounds."

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Navigating the Early Season for "Crappies Galore" - Outdoor Hub

Navigating the Early Season for "Crappies Galore" - Outdoor Hub: "Fishing for crappies offers a spectacular opportunity for early-season fun throughout the upper Midwest. The enjoyment includes not only catching, but eating them as well. Crappies are considered some of the best-tasting fish that swim. Early in spring is a peak time to get them while they’re schooled on structure and holding around cover that makes them relatively easy to find."

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