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Streamline Your Spider Rig Setup for More Crappie Streamline your spider rig setup is an excellent way to catch more crappie in a variety of situations. The technique involves multiple rods with multiple baits. The […]
What Is The Slip Bobber Bobber fishing is the most fun you can have. At least in an angler’s mind. I remember one type of bobber as a kid and that was the spring with […]
The photo below is of Camden Fanning doing a little creek fishing. He is Bill Dance’s cousin and caught this great smallmouth bass on Mulberry Creek in Lynchburg Tennessee. He is standing on the very […]
Wintertime Crappie Fishing Wintertime crappie fishing can be tough, but crappie caught in the winter months can be the biggest of the year. Most crappie will relocate into deep water in the winter. Some wintertime […]
I remember back in the day when a group of friends would get together on the bank for an all night Kentucky catfishing fun. A fire was mandatory and laughs and stories nonstop. We all […]
Trolling For Crappie Trolling for crappie with crankbaits is a great way to catch a lot of crappie in the summer. I grew up mostly fishing for crappie with a bobber, gold hook and a […]
How To Fish For Flathead Catfish In The Spring Spring is just around the corner and so is the flathead spawning season. There’s a growing number of flathead catfish anglers around the country and many […]
Cumberland River Fishing Experience This year the Hoosier Outdoor Writers conference was my second and it was a blast. I reconnected with a few members I met last year and met a couple of new […]
Choosing the Best Treble Hooks for your Lipless Crankbaits As the water warms in spring or cools in the fall, lipless crankbaits are often the best bait for bass. There is two types of treble […]
How to Raise Worms for Fishing Bait If you like to use worms for bait then raising your own has plenty of advantages. Raising your own worms for fishing bait saves you money and time. […]
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