February is a great month to prepare available spring/summer habitat for wild turkeys, and one of the most-overlooked and cost-effective habitat modification techniques is prescribed burning. […]
Certain bottoms or fishing situations call for one style or anchor over others. Here’s some advice on which one is right for you. […]
Here are some fly casting basics to remember when honing your casting stroke during the winter. […]
Every angler should have several goals in mind while organizing tackle for the upcoming fishing season. […]
Bass pro Davy Hite thinks February is the perfect month to fish a jig and crawfish trailer. […]
Deer hunters can improve their chances with a little buffering and protection around attractive sites on their properties. […]
Punch skirts are popular with many bass anglers because they turn normal creature baits into essentially jig presentations. Bass angler Jeff Bruhl put the technique to good use during a September bass-fishing trip to Venice, La., just before the river jumped up due to late-summer rains in the Midwest.
Topwater strikes make anglers’ knees go weak, but the thrill of victory can quickly turn to crushing defeat when monster bass pull off.
To some anglers, they’re “gut piles.” To others, they’re “dead soldiers.”
Bass pro Keith Combs has to put fish in the boat year-round, but he experiences what every other angler does during the summer: tough fishing, when five bites a day are what you hope for.
Larry Reynolds criss-crosses the Louisiana coastline multiple times each fall — cruising at 100 knots with a bird’s-eye view from just 125 feet up, estimating the number of ducks that have arrived in the state’s ag fields and coastal marshes.
Most Gulf Coast anglers have seen, either in person or in videos, redfish in water that’s so clear, it looks like it should have been delivered by the Kentwood man.
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