Top Catfish Pro Discusses ‘Bait-Juicing’ Secrets - Outdoor Hub

Top Catfish Pro Discusses ‘Bait-Juicing’ Secrets - Outdoor Hub: "If there’s a singular concern shared by expert catfish anglers far and wide, it’s the need to keep hooks continually covered with fresh, ‘fragrant’ bait. Misguided notions about stinky stuff aside, catfish love their seafood fresh— as in, buy it right off the boat-fresh."

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Downtime on the Detroit River: Two Michigan Fishermen on a Mission - Outdoor Hub

Downtime on the Detroit River: Two Michigan Fishermen on a Mission - Outdoor Hub: "Mike “The Barber” Eberstein is a licensed charter captain who spends a lot of time on Michigan’s many lakes and rivers, but no longer takes many paying customers on trips. With Win Matteson, owner of Matteson Marine in Gull Lake, Michigan, he has formed Downtime Ministries, which focuses on taking ministers, deacons, and at-risk kids out fishing."

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Five Tips for Choosing the Right Rod - Outdoor Hub

Five Tips for Choosing the Right Rod - Outdoor Hub: "When it comes to choosing the right rod there is a lot more to consider than simply reading the manufacturer’s label. What it really comes down to is understanding the bait, the size of the fish, the size and type of line you plan to use, and the cover and structure you will be fishing near."

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Wisconsin's Fox River Yields World-class Walleye - Outdoor Hub

Wisconsin's Fox River Yields World-class Walleye - Outdoor Hub: "When fighting 8-pound walleyes in the Fox River’s spring currents, you just don’t think to thank the federal Clean Water Act and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources for your fun. Maybe that comes later."

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How to Fish a Floating Bass Worm in the Spring

How to Fish a Floating Bass Worm in the Spring: "A floating bass worm is responsible for many of our oldest fishing memories. It proves equally effective in ponds, rivers, lakes and reservoirs alike. Despite its proven effectiveness, this method of fishing is quickly becoming a lost art, according to SPRO pro Mike McClelland. While the worms don't in fact float, they fall so slow that they appear to be neutrally bouyant like much of the prey bass eat."

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Walking Spawn for Steelhead in Michigan's Muskegon River - Outdoor Hub

Walking Spawn for Steelhead in Michigan's Muskegon River - Outdoor Hub: "Denny Bouwens said he had it figured out well in advance. We’d have to be on the Muskegon River early, because boat traffic was likely to be significant. And because the water was higher than it had been–and likely to be colored up–we’d have to get the bait dow"

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Bass Fishing for Beginners: The Rod | Bassmaster

Bass Fishing for Beginners: The Rod | Bassmaster: "Bass Fishing for Beginners: The Rod"

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Plano Introduces the New Alabama Rig Rap - Outdoor Hub

Plano Introduces the New Alabama Rig Rap - Outdoor Hub: "ne fish, two fish, three fish more… And sometimes reeled in all at one time! There’s no doubting anglers have embraced the Alabama Rig as more than just a here-today-gone-tomorrow technique. Just a single cast where shad or shiners are the forage of choice is all it takes to prove this multi-hook mechanism can cause quite a commotion of flopping fish"

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North Country Docks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

North Country Docks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: " sometimes think that a dock is the only piece of structure on a lake that is over-fished and under-fished at the same time. On any given weekend you can see bass anglers pounding the docks. They may be fishing for fun or fishing in a tournament, but the docks will get hit hard. At the same time a majority of these anglers are under-fishing the docks."

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Urban Bass Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Urban Bass Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Have you ever wondered where all the big bass are?  I have fished numerous rivers, lakes, and streams in search of the lunker of a lifetime.  Something I have discovered in recent years is that some of these lunkers may be right under your nose.  What am I talking about? "

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