How to catch winter bass on the A-rig; metal blade baits for winter Great Lakes smallmouth bass; ice fishing can teach you ...

Many bass anglers trade their fishing rods for shotguns during the winter, but those willing to stick out colder conditions and adjust their tactics can be rewarded with big fish. Even though ...

Winter Bass Fishing Tips, Fisher Anaya Wins Bassmaster Team Championship Fish Off and Grabs Final Classic Spot, How to Dial ...

While many anglers assume bass become uncatchable once the ice sets in, America’s most popular game fish is still active—if you know where to find them and how to make them bite. While it's true these ...

Are the Chatterbaits nestled all snug in their beds? Have the crankbaits settled in for their long winter’s nap? If you live in the Midwest or northern part of the country, the answer is likely yes, ...

As we close out yet another year of angling in the Mid-Atlantic, a lot of things come to mind — a year of long, enduring drought, striped bass regulations that need changed and what looks like another ...

Bass fishing … in the winter. It can and does happen, but only for those who don’t mind a little cold and wind. It’s not magic, but more hard work than anything. And you need to pick and choose ...

My favorite thing in the world may be pulling up to a popular boat ramp at 10:00 a.m. and being the only truck there. Usually, when that happens, I wonder if everyone else knows something I don’t, ...

Closing out the year with our last "Baits of the Month" blog of 2025. If you're like me and live up north, you probably just got a foot of snow dumped on you and won't be fishing anything other than ...

NEW YORK — Smallmouth and Largemouth bass are the largest members of the sunfish family, and the most sought-after freshwater sportfish in New York State. The New York Sate department of Environmental ...

While a lot of fishermen are okay spending the next few months staying warm by the fireplace or by central heat, there are ...

Traveling in winter isn’t always fun. You’ve got to worry about flight delays, blizzards, icy roads, and wind. None of those things, however, are in your control, so you shouldn’t let them sway a ...