Fishing in the ocean, whether deep sea or from shore will produce better and tastier fish than the creatures you’d find in your local aqueduct. That said, if you’re an inland fisheries kinda person, maybe you need a quick guide on what works and what doesn’t. In this list, I’m covering natural baits that you […]
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I’m no fly fishing expert, but it’s certainly a hobby of mine. Every angler should be well versed with all types of fishing tackle to become a better angler. Fly fishing is no different. While I’m not tying my own flies or anything like that, I am an intermediate fly fisherman even as a Southern […]
Fishing is one of the great equalizers in this world. Whether you’re pier fishing for mackerel with squid or fishing for sharks from the surf, budget doesn’t get the fish to bite. Many anglers have experienced a moment where they’ve brought the hottest lures, only to be out fished by kids throwing hot dogs. Here […]
Its funny, I never considered myself a bait fisherman until later in life. Sure, I’ve used cut bait, like frozen mackerel, to catch catfish at the local concrete pond, but I’ve looked down my nose at bait fishing as overly blue collar and/or cheat fishing. “I’m a finesse angler, tried and true,” I’d say to […]
Catching sharks from the beach can be a challenging and exciting experience for experienced anglers. However, it’s important to be aware that different species of sharks have different size and strength, and it’s important to handle them with care to avoid injury to both the shark and yourself. Here are a few tips on how […]
Fishing on the beach can be a relaxing and enjoyable activity for people of all ages. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a beginner, there are a few key things you should know to make your beach fishing experience as successful as possible. Here’s how to fish on the beach: Choose the right equipment When […]
Somewhere between bone hooks and rubber bass slippers lives the long history of the fishing t shirts. Slogans like “Gone Fishing” or phrases that can be replaced with “Bass” have been moved around by human billboards ever since printing on cotton was invented. These physical labels suggesting one rather be fishing acts as a firm, but subtle […]
I keep the federal and state fish stocking schedules in my bookmarks and tend to memorize the stocking schedule for my local watering holes. If you’re here, it’s highly likely that you already know what’s up when it comes to fishing your city. If you don’t, here’s a quick rundown on urban fishing. What is […]
While the species is generally sought after by our European friends across the pond, us Americans aren’t normally targeting carp, labeling and ranking them as a trash fish. I’m here to say that this shouldn’t be the case. Carp should be labeled as a sport fish. Pound for pound, they fight harder than bass and […]