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The beauty of fishing for snook is that it gives you an opportunity to use a multitude of different baits. You can use live bait, cut bait, or artificial baits and you can be assured that snook will give you a great fight as well! Consider using different baits/lures for snook under different situations.
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Well it is finally here, the transition between the ice of winter and the melt of spring. During this time the water conditions can best be described by most anglers as, high and murky and often not attractive to the boatless angler. These are the conditions however, that drive one of the most popular panfish close to shore in high numbers. This popular panfish for both the sport and the dinner table is of course the crappie!
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Well, we finally made it to part seven of our spinner bait series and who knows – perhaps we saved the best for last?
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There are many ways to fish for trout. Every angler has their own preference whether it’s fly fishing, casting, trolling, drifting from a boat or float fishing. These are all great ways for catching trout. Why do they work?
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Musky are often referred to as the fish of a thousand casts, but that's not always so. Muskies are in fact readily available! Here's how you can land your share of muskies.
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Walleye in the weeds, one of my favorites! I'd like to share some tips, techniques, and baits to use so that you can have a successful day catching walleye in the weeds.
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One of the most basic and effective baits to use in either freshwater or saltwater, is the common twister tail. Today I'd like to share some tips and techniques with you regarding twister tails, which will help you catch more fish!
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Importance of Boat Control part 3 |
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Hello again fellow anglers. This is part three of the "importance of boat control", where we will be concentrating on trolling. Trolling is yet another method which can be very productive and the bonus is that anyone can easily do it.
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Top Water Fishing - Quick Tips |
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There are a few key general things to keep in mind when top water fishing. Although you can fish top water at any time, early mornings & evenings seem to outperform. Also, your odds of catching fish on top water are much higher if the water is calm. This allows your lure to really "show its stuff".
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Catching Spring-Time Catfish |
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Hi folks, in my opinion, catfish caught in early spring are great eating. Their flesh is firm and sweet. I like to target brown bullheads since they are plentiful in my area.
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If you plan on using heavy monofilament or heavy fluorocarbon line, such as over 20-pound test or heavier, you may want to consider buying a bait casting reel instead of a spinning reel. This type of heavy line will retain memory and come off your spool like a coil of wire.
It will become "springy" and bounce off your spool, rather than flow smoothly from your spool. And it will be very susceptible to tangling and not to mention it will be annoying to use.
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Fast and Easy Seafood and Fish Salad Recipe |
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I made this Seafood/Fish salad recently & brought it in to work. It was enjoyed so much by all, that I thought I would share the recipe with you. This is a very fast and simple way to prepare your catch of the day, with the end result being absolutely delicious.
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How to Catch Bigger Sea Bass Using Artificial Lures |
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Sea bass are one of the prime, most sought-after fish in saltwater. They are a powerful, strong fighting fish which makes them fun to catch. In addition, sea bass are also one of the tastiest fish around and make for great table fare.
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Which Type of Fishing Rod you Should be Using |
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We've talked about fishing reels, so it seems only natural to talk a bit about rods. What rod should you be using & under which application?
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What Determines the Amount of Guides on a Fishing Rod? |
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"What determines how many guides are used on a rod"
That's a very good question. I don't know if there is an actual set formula that fishing rod manufactures use, but in my view, I would have to say that the number of guides would be determined by a couple of factors. One, being to achieve precision casting and the other would be line control with respect to the rod.
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