Fishing Articles > Popular Fishing Articles
Popular Fishing Articles
Featured Fishing Authors > George Van Zant
Bait Runner Reel and Kahle Hooks popular
(1 vote)
Recently my son and I participated in the Big Fish Tackle Perch Derby. No, we didn¹t win anything but for a couple of reasons I had a blast. I learned about a new, amazing, hook and I also experienced a reel that answered a 50 year old problem. I only wish...
Comment on this Article Rate this Article Bookmark this Article
Featured Fishing Authors > Pat Dorsey
Bead Head Pheasant Tail #18 popular
(1 vote)
The first bead-head patterns were fished in Northern Italy's picturesque Alps during the late 1980's. European anglers around this geographic area were successful using bead-heads for both trout and grayling. Roman Moser, one of Germany's most innovative fly...
Read 1 Comment Comment on this Article Rate this Article Bookmark this Article
Fishing Tackle Reviews > Saltwater Fishing Tackle Reviews
Ageless Anchovies popular
(1 vote)
Did you know the anchovies you get on your Southern California Pizzas are imported? What's more they aren't salty when they are fresh. But believe it or not they are imported from elsewhere in the world. From the tons of anchovies that are netted each year in ...
Comment on this Article Rate this Article Bookmark this Article
Freshwater Fishing Articles > Crappie, Blue Gill & Panfish
Bream Fishing popular
(1 vote)
Some of life's greatest pleasures come in small packages. And any fisherman's list of such things must include catching bream, which is as close to a sure thing in summer as kids chasing ice-cream trucks.
With the warm months comes a bonanza of fishing...
Read 1 Comment Comment on this Article Rate this Article Bookmark this Article
Freshwater Fishing Articles > Freshwater Fish Species > Green Sunfish
Bluegill, Bream, Panfish — Whatever. popular
(1 vote)
Whether you call them bluegill, bream, panfish or whatever, we’re talking about a variety of deep-bodied panfish belonging to the sunfish family that have kept families fed and anglers entertained for centuries. The most common of these fish are bluegill,...
Comment on this Article Rate this Article Bookmark this Article
Freshwater Fishing Articles > Salmon, Steelhead & Trout
Angling for Trout in Vermont popular
(2 votes)
Two kinds of things become intensely colorful in central Vermont at the end of September -- tree leaves and trout.
If fall foliage season is a time of apparent dying, with just the hope of renewal in spring, it is the season of new life in the brooks and...
Read 2 Comments Comment on this Article Rate this Article Bookmark this Article
Regional Fishing > United States Fishing Articles > Kansas Fishing Articles
Are My Fish Safe To Eat? popular
(1 vote)
You may have questions about eating fish caught in some Kansas waters. The good news is that it's safe to eat fish caught from the vast majority of Kansas waters. Fishing in Kansas is a wonderful tradition and family activity, and it also provides nutritious, ...
Comment on this Article Rate this Article Bookmark this Article
Saltwater Fishing > Saltwater Fish Species > Blue Marlin
Blue Marlin Fishing Oahu, Hawaii popular
(1 vote)
I was recently headed to Oahu with my wife for a long overdue vacation. As many of you know with kids at home, it’s not always easy to sneak away with just the wife for a vacation. Because she is such a good sport about my occasional fishing get-away (and is...
Comment on this Article Rate this Article Bookmark this Article
Tackle Tips & How To's > Freshwater Fishing Tips
"Medusa's Head" is a panfish alternative popular
(1 vote)
Warning to panfish everywhere: Don't look into her eyes, or at that living crown of writhing maggots for that matter. If you're lucky, it's Stonehenge for you, and a safe sink to the bottom of the lake. If you're unlucky, it's a treble hook in the maw and a...
Comment on this Article Rate this Article Bookmark this Article
Tackle Tips & How To's > Saltwater Fishing Tips
California Scorpionfish Gear popular
California Scorpionfish, rattlesnakes or sculpin as the anglers call them are one of the most evolutionary advanced fishes that swim and rarely exceed more than 16 inches or weigh more than 3 pounds. They live in the rocky type habitat and thrive in ship...
Comment on this Article Rate this Article Bookmark this Article
