Late Summer Bass Fishing and Smallmouth Rigs Angler George Fiorille talks catching smallmouth in deep water. He covers the rods, lines, leaders, rigs, lures, and more involved in being successful in the late summer. Read More Fishing, Mossy Oak Fishing
Making and Fishing a Hair Jig Hair jigs may be one of the oldest bass fishing lures ever made. It’s a lure that has stood the test of time and continues to be one of the most productive. Read More Fishing, How-To, Mossy Oak Fishing
Masters of the Reef: Tips for Bottom Fishing Success Bottom fish include the most prized species of grouper—on the East Coast, Florida and the Gulf Coast, this means gag, red and black grouper and scamp—along with snapper—red, vermillion, mangrove, mutton, cubera and yellowtail. Read More Fishing, Mossy Oak Fishing
Farm Pond Chemistry and Habitat Improvement Chris Bridges Rural communities throughout the country are blessed with abundant opportunities for fishing in small lakes and farm ponds. Despite the great fishing and hunting experiences that these waterbodies provide, farm ponds may be one of the most overlooked landscape features when it comes to monitoring and planning for effective habitat stewardship. However, by understanding the basic chemical and biological functions of these unique ecosystems, fish habitat can be improved and we can improve Read More Fishing, How-To, Mossy Oak Fishing
Best Live Baits for Fishing Speckled Trout While they will readily hit a variety of artificial lures, when they turn finicky it’s time to pull out all the stops and turn to live bait. Read More Fishing, How-To, Mossy Oak Fishing
How to Work Glide Baits Glide baits are best when fished softly and methodic. They are not like Jigs or other power fishing baits. You will need to learn to kill them softly with a glide bait. Read More Fishing, How-To, Mossy Oak Fishing
