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Night can be the great equalizer—walleyes, stripers, catfish, brown trout, muskies that turn tough by day often gorge at…»
The earliest telemetry studies, dating to the mid-1950s, focused on mid-size and large fish, as radio and acoustic…»
Fine balance is required to prevent things light as a feather from succumbing to water pressure. The weight…»
A “slab” crappie has different connotations in various parts of the country. Anglers in some regions classify a…»
Spider Rigging The slow-trolling method known as spider rigging has been used for years to catch boatloads of…»
Telemetry studies can track daily movements and seasonal migrations of fish, with the use of surgically implanted or externally…»
Growing up in the nylon era meant training myself to fish jigs with monofilament line. I learned to…»
Variations of this lure have been crafted by so many tackle manufacturers and graced the tackle boxes of so…»
Spider-rigging looks simple enough—a bunch of fishing rods weaving a web of lines from bow to stern. A closer…»
Pumpkinseeds are one of many members of the sunfish family (Centrarchidae) that are frequently encountered by anglers over a broad…»
Although rock bass don’t rank high on the most-wanted lists of today’s anglers, they’re a fascinating group of fish…»
Across most of the country, harvest regulations for panfish have become increasingly conservative and complex. Daily bag limits remain…»
Perch hold a special place in the hearts and bellies of anglers. They bring back fishing memories from our…»
Seldom do you hear an angler singing the praises of suckers or redhorse. In-Fisherman editors and other in-the-know anglers,…»
While many anglers pursue striped bass, white bass, and their hybrids, smaller members of the genus Morone—temperate bass—often go…»
Across the decades, many pros and local experts have helped me become a better bass angler. These days, Travis…»
Savvy crappie anglers are all aglow about the latest lure craze. Lure manufacturers have tinkered with glow-in-the-dark baits and…»
Crappies are widely popular for southern anglers during those first warm days in March. After all, 50°F water means…»
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