Fishing

Finding and Catching Big Bass In Small Lakes and Ponds

In the summer, I enjoy fishing a variety of small rivers or creeks for smallmouth bass. However, my biggest bass catches always occur while fishing small community lakes and local farm ponds.

Fishing, How-To, Mossy Oak Fishing

Effective Use of Downriggers for Summertime Fishing

During the heat of summer when surface temperatures are at their peak, or when fishing water so deep that reaching a desired depth requires mechanical assistance, the proper use of downriggers takes out 95% of the guesswork in how deep you are presenting your offering.

Fishing, Gear, How-To, Mossy Oak Fishing

Fishing for Brook Trout in the Blue Ridge Mountains

If you are looking to find Brook Trout at the end of your line this summer and fall, there are some things to keep in mind!

Fishing, How-To, Mossy Oak Fishing

Coppernose Bluegill

Are you wondering what type of fish to stock your pond with? The coppernose bluegill is one of the most versatile fish species and can add to both your pond health and family fun. The coppernose bluegill can grow up to 2 pounds and can benefit your ponds ecosystem. Learn the many characteristics of coppernose bluegill and why you should stock them in your pond.

Fishing, Conservation, Land Management, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers

Mossy Oak Fishing Report: Bassmaster Elite Series St. Lawrence River – New York and Canada

History was made this past weekend at the St. Lawrence River, as two pros caught four, five-fish limits that totaled over 100 pounds apiece.

Fishing, Mossy Oak Fishing

Trotline Fishing: Building and Setting Trotlines

Catching catfish with trotlines is very fun and a great way to provide family and friends with some of the best table fare there is. While many anglers have their go-to ways of catching catfish, there are several timeless tips and tricks out there that may lead to many more fish on your trotline than the next angler.

Fishing, How-To

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