Dock shooting for crappie can reel in fish anglers may be missing - The Decatur Daily - Decatur, Alabama

Dock shooting for crappie can reel in fish anglers may be missing - The Decatur Daily - Decatur, Alabama: "hio angler Russ Bailey is a member of the pro-staff for B-n-M Poles and an expert dock shooter. He said it only takes most anglers about 10 minutes to learn the technique."

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Big Water Walleye Expert Bruce DeShano Gives Up His Best Secrets | OutdoorHub

Big Water Walleye Expert Bruce DeShano Gives Up His Best Secrets | OutdoorHub: "Bruce DeShano seems laid back enough–until he talks about his passion for speed. The founder of Off Shore Tackle likes to drag race a souped-up Mustang with 700 horses under the hood. He reaches speeds over 140 mph in a quarter-mile."

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German Angler Catches Possible World Record Cod | OutdoorHub

German Angler Catches Possible World Record Cod | OutdoorHub: "Michael Eisele of Kiel, Germany appears to have broken a 44-year-old record while on a fishing trip to Norway. According to the Daily Mail, Eisele and his fishing party were returning to shore 10 miles off the island of Soroya when his line caught a bite. It was a cod, and Eisele’s sonar told him it was a large one."

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Fishing Stick Worms for Bass in the Spring

Fishing Stick Worms for Bass in the Spring: "Stick worms for bass are widely regarded as one of the most simple, yet effective ways to catch more fish. In a time where many soft plastic baits look more like spaceships than bass cuisine, sometimes keeping your bait selection simple can pay big dividends. "

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Lake Murray Stripers with Captain Mike Glover - Outdoor Hub

Lake Murray Stripers with Captain Mike Glover - Outdoor Hub: "I had my doubts as we pulled away from the dock and into the arctic chill. Not really arctic, but cold as it can be in South Carolina in March. Weeks before, when Mitch Strobl and Tammy Sapp of Kalkomey invited me to striper fish on Lake Murray, I accepted without hesitation"

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Magnificent May Fishing: Tittabawassee River Walleye - Outdoor Hub

Magnificent May Fishing: Tittabawassee River Walleye - Outdoor Hub: "Four years out of the past five, I’ve spent the last Saturday in April on the Tittabawassee River with my buddy Greg Sochocki. This April was to be the fifth year."

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The Bronzebacks Heat Up in May | Valley News

The Bronzebacks Heat Up in May | Valley News: "May means black flies in New Hampshire, but anyone who fishes for smallmouth bass is more than willing to put on the insect repellent and hit the water. By the middle of May, the lakes, ponds and rivers have begun to warm enough for bass to be on the move in the pre-spawn. Smallies swim into shallow water and feed voraciously."

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Advanced Spinnerbait Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Advanced Spinnerbait Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Whether you're a beginner at bass fishing, or have been fishing spinnerbaits for a long time, you'll find some new tips to try the next time you hit the water. This HD video contains spinnerbait tips and tricks you won't find anywhere else!"

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Refine Your Tactics This Spring | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Refine Your Tactics This Spring | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: " love fishing this time of year. You can fish with just about any method you prefer, and finding active fish isn’t a big problem. However, catching quality bass consistently can be a challenge."

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Small lakes close to Louisville are panfish paradise for fishermen | The Courier-Journal | courier-journal.com

Small lakes close to Louisville are panfish paradise for fishermen | The Courier-Journal | courier-journal.com: " Add four feet of water to a lowland reservoir like Lake Barkley and habitat that’s normally easily targeted — like the kind of gravelly substrate redear sunfish prefer for spawning — is swallowed by a muddy, surging shoreline that spills 20 yards or more into the timber."

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