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Experiment with Color To Catch More Fish

by Bob Jensen | People who like to fish spend a good amount of time talking about the different things that can help them catch more fish. There are a number of considerations that can partially or fully determine our fishing success, but perhaps the one consideration that we talk about the most is […]

Storing Your Fishing Stuff

by Bob Jensen | For some anglers, the open water fishing season is history. If you’re one of those anglers, there are some things you should do while open water fishing is still a fresh memory. If you don’t do those things now, if you’re like me, you’ll probably forget to do them, and that […]

Trolling For Summer Catches

Small Details For Bigger Fish

by Bob Jensen | Ice anglers and open water anglers are always looking for a new trick that will help them catch more fish. They’re looking for that magic bait, or bait color, or method of retrieving, or whatever that will help them get more fish to bite. In reality, there is no one […]

Be Versatile for More Ice-Fishing Success

by Bob Jensen | Across the ice-belt there are several species of fish that anglers have the opportunity to catch from under the ice. Walleyes, northern pike, perch, crappies and other types of panfish, smallmouth and largemouth bass and even catfish can be caught by ice-anglers. The thing is, our presentation needs to change for […]

Catch Walleyes In Clear Water

Bob Jensen | If an angler wants to catch more fish, there are a few things that need to be taken into consideration. One really important factor, and one that is becoming more and more prevalent is water clarity. The water in many areas is becoming clearer than it was ten years ago, and that […]

Salmon – Setting Up for Success

The American Outdoorsman is here to tell you the best way to set up for success when it comes to fishing for one america’s favorite fish, salmon.

Catching Crappies

by Bob Jensen | As the summer starts to wind down and fall gets closer, anglers should start thinking about some fall fishing strategies. Fishing opportunities for a wide variety of fish are outstanding in the fall across the Midwest. In many areas of the Midwest, crappies are abundant. Crappies are fun to catch and […]