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Three Ways to Catch Fall Crappie

Tips for Early Bowhunting Season

By Jim Edlund with Pat Kalmerton Amidst the focus on jigging and mobility over recent years, some proven strategies have been lost in the icy shuffle. Regardless, tip-up fishing has consistently produced fish and put guys head-to-head in 50-yard dash sprints since day one. It’s forged (and compromised) friendships over the years, served as fun […]

Tree Stand Location Tips

Here is an easy way to improve the chances of that giant white-tailed buck to make its way underneath your tree stand.

Troll Faster In The Summer

by Bob Jensen | Fish are cold-blooded creatures. Water temperatures have an effect on their way of doing things. When the water is cold, the fish prefer a slow moving bait. Their metabolism is slower in cold water, so they don’t move as fast. When water temperatures warm up like they do in the […]

Troll Up More Walleyes in the Summer

Trolling Chinook Salmon in Roseburg, Oregon

One of the best kept secret fishing locations in the world…the Umpqua River in southern Oregon.

Trolling For Summer Catches

Trolling On Ice

by Bob Jensen | Open water trolling is a technique, or at least a phrase, that most anglers are familiar with. Trolling on the ice is a technique that more and more ice-anglers are becoming familiar with. Trolling on the ice might not make sense at first, but once you understand the concept, it will […]

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