Crappies are good for some late season action | NJ.com

Crappies are good for some late season action | NJ.com: "With Turkey Day behind us and water temps descending into their pre-freeze ranges, metabolisms are slowing up quickly for most fish."

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Ice Fishing | 3 Year Old 'On-Fire' Tackle Company Joins NPAA

Ice Fishing | 3 Year Old 'On-Fire' Tackle Company Joins NPAA: "PK Lures Chief Operating Officer Derek Koch said, "As a company PK Lures is only three years old, but our products are on fire and we're growing rapidly."   The past "business" years followed two decades of quiet lure-testing and development in the Wyoming and Colorado reservoirs."

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Pearl River fall bass fishing should include jigs - Louisiana Sportsman

Pearl River fall bass fishing should include jigs - Louisiana Sportsman: "Fall is a great time to be on the water. First, most boats on the Pearl Rivers are loaded with hunters rather than fishermen. Second, jig fishing takes off as the leaves turn and the weather cools off."

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The Spinners Of Winter | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

The Spinners Of Winter | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "The bait of choice in most Texas reservoirs come January is the jig-and-pig, but down here in south Texas you'll find the spinnerbait to be king. Why is this? Well, the lakes water temperatures stay quite moderate down here all winter. Seldom does the surface temperature drop below 60 degrees. Of course there can be exceptions. Regardless, a spinnerbait can be an exceptional tool even in colder water when used properly."

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Everglades bass fishing - Sun Sentinel

Everglades bass fishing - Sun Sentinel: "The lower the water, the better the fishing because most of the bass are forced to leave the marshy interior of the 'Glades, known as the flats, and move into the canals. On a good day, it's not unusual for two anglers to catch and release more than 100 fish."

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Fishing for Crappie under the Fog - OutdoorHub.com

Fishing for Crappie under the Fog - OutdoorHub.com: "The fog that unexpectedly settled over Weiss Lake was of the pea-soup variety, yet that didn’t deter Terry Whaley. Actually, Whaley probably could find his crappie fishing holes blindfolded, although that would have made the boat ride a little too adventurous."

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Deep thoughts on a panfish hotspot - DailyHerald.com

Deep thoughts on a panfish hotspot - DailyHerald.com: "I would venture a guess that every angler who manages to “connect” with a decent fishing hole is hesitant in sharing the spot with someone he or she doesn’t know well. Some fishermen guard their secret spots so strongly that it becomes an obsession."

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When and Why to Use Red Hooks for Bass Fishing

When and Why to Use Red Hooks for Bass Fishing: "f you’re like us, you don’t have enough fingers or toes to count the number of times you’ve heard fellow anglers banter back and forth about the effectiveness, or perceived lack thereof, of red hooks. You’ll find a couple of them scattered about in random compartments of many anglers’ boats, but most of us never pay them much attention. Truth be told, I only buy red hooks when I’m in a rush to the lake and the local tackle shop is out of black hooks. Sure, they look sexy, but do fish really care what color hook you’re using?"

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Crappie, bass fishing active on region's lakes and rivers | The News Star | thenewsstar.com

Crappie, bass fishing active on region's lakes and rivers | The News Star | thenewsstar.com: "CANEY LAKE: Just about every species of fish is moving deeper with crappie suspended 20-25 feet deep and hitting jigs while yellow bass and black bass are moving even deeper and will hit jigging spoons and tail spinners fished deeper. Trust your depth finder to let you know at what depth the fish are hanging out. For more information, call the Honey Hole at 323-8707 for updated information."

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First Ice is Nice - OutdoorHub.com

First Ice is Nice - OutdoorHub.com: "Mike Tietjen likes thin ice. No, he isn’t keen on falling through it. What Tietjen likes about thin ice is the action below it."

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