When the water temps drop, most lures fail—but the jerkbait excels. Learn the specific cadence and "dead-sticking" secrets that turn lethargic winter bass into aggressive strikers.

There may be a polar vortex freezing more than half the country right now, but don't lose heart, we'll be fishing soon enough. Granted, up here in Wisconsin, we won't be on open water for another ...

Winter weather has kept most anglers indoors. Fishing reports are scant or nonexistent. This week's information is more ...

In this video, we tackle the challenge of catching bass with crankbaits after Winter Storm Fern in Texas ponds. I share valuable winter bass fishing tips, showcasing how to adapt your techniques for ...

In the forebay, Mesa reported largemouth bass are the top option with soft plastics as striped bass fishing is dominated by ...

Description: We're proud to announce the new crankbait series, the American Smelt and the Misty Minnow! Both style of crankbaits are hand-crafted to be lifelike versions of smelts and minnows. They ...

The best fishing lures for forward-facing sonar users, featuring baits that show up clearly, stay visible, and trigger bites in real time.

The cold has done something rare this winter. Lake Erie is 98% frozen. This lessens the lake effect snow and quiets the waves. The eastern basin of Lake Erie is locked up under a skin of ice that hasn ...

There’s a slice of East Texas heaven where the pines stand tall, the lake waters shimmer in the sunlight, and the crowds are mysteriously absent – Lake Bob Sandlin State Park in Pittsburg, Texas, is ...

Finding and catching skinny-water stripers requires unique skills. Learn how to improve your knowledge and tactics. The post Finding and Catching Skinny-Water Striped Bass appeared first on Salt Water ...

A Texas angler and the big bass he calls “Queen Bertha” are back in the news again. He's caught the fish three times in four ...

Buying stuff for fishing isn’t the best investment we could make from a strictly traditional definition of investing. Rarely ...