Fishing a Finger Lake; there are six Great Lakes?

Fishing a Finger Lake; there are six Great Lakes?: "Can you name the 11 Finger Lakes? How about the six Great Lakes?

I can hear a lot of you saying, "That Mark Daul is losing his mind," and saying, "There are not six Great Lakes, there are only five, and I can name them: Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario.""



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Fishing Report: Snow brings great fishing | The Cherokee One Feather

Fishing Report: Snow brings great fishing | The Cherokee One Feather: "When the threat of snow looms in the forecast, it makes me think of one thing… great fishing is on the way! There is a no more peaceful time to be outside, whether fishing or just taking a short walk, than when it snows."



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Ice Fishing Tips: 4 Red-Hot Tactics to Help You Catch Fish All Winter Long | Field & Stream

Ice Fishing Tips: 4 Red-Hot Tactics to Help You Catch Fish All Winter Long | Field & Stream: "When winter’s ice seals waters,  the puzzle of finding fish does not change. Unfortunately, the approach used by many ice fishermen often does little to solve that puzzle. Sitting in a shanty or watching the same tip-ups all day, waiting for the action to start, leads to a long winter with few fish."



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A Guide to Bass Fishing Crankbaits « Wired2Fish

A Guide to Bass Fishing Crankbaits « Wired2Fish: "Bass fishing crankbaits vary in size, shape, color, action, depth and more.  This quick rundown will help you understand the differences in crankbaits for bass fishing and at the end of the article we’ll share some of our best tips for mastering crankbait fishing for bass."



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Wisconsin Fishermen Spear Massive Sturgeons | OutdoorHub

Wisconsin Fishermen Spear Massive Sturgeons | OutdoorHub: "Fishermen aiming for sturgeon on Wisconsin’s Lake Winnebago are not only seeing success, they are having trouble keeping count who has the bigger fish. On Sunday Fond du Lac resident Don Feldner managed to land a whopping 148-pound sturgeon. The very next day, Brian King speared a 155-pound sturgeon from the icy waters. King told reporters it was the aid of a ragged, but “lucky” shirt that helped him land the biggest sturgeon so far this season."



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Off Shore Tackle Talks Trolling Systems | OutdoorHub

Off Shore Tackle Talks Trolling Systems | OutdoorHub: "The phrase, “like father, like son,” aptly describes Bruce and Nick DeShano, the men behind Off Shore Tackle. For example, Nick has his father’s enthusiasm for drag racing. He can’t take part like his dad, though, because Bruce has more free time now that Nick is taking over day-to-day operations."



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Riege: Late ice fishing is the best | Austin Daily Herald

Riege: Late ice fishing is the best | Austin Daily Herald: "As winter ice fishing progresses some tactics have to be changed. Early in the season the action is fast and as the ice gets thicker and the days colder the fish have a tendency to slow down and move. In fact, in most bodies of water mobility is crucial if you want to stay on fish...."



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Walleye Fishing - The Lake St.Clair Network

Walleye Fishing - The Lake St.Clair Network: "Walleye fishing had been pretty good this season! Lots of big fish as well.

Here are a few videos from the last week of some walleye action!"



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Burning the Banks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Burning the Banks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Any one who knows me will tell you that I'm crazy about jerkbaits. I will throw them until my arm gives out. I truly believe that I have wasted many years of bass fishing by not throwing these baits, especially in clear water. It's amazing how far a bass will travel to smash a wild moving jerkbait. Give me a big flat with lots of submerged grass and I am happy."



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The Fishing Website

The Fishing Website: "don’t spend a lot of time fishing from wharves, my preference being to get out on the open coast and fish the surf beaches and rocks where the fish are thicker, away from the crowds.
However, every year I travel to Northland on an LBG trip and spend some time on the wharves up there. These trips are full of big days on the rocks and long walks, so a day on the wharf – which often makes a great fishing platform – offers a chance to rest the body before another big day."



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