The Faces of Lake Trout: Lake Superior’s Evolutionary Marvel
The lake trout of Lake Superior exhibit remarkable diversity, thriving in a unique ecological niche that showcases their genetic adaptability.
Monarch Salmon of A Modest Flow
A narrative piece shared by Mr. Henry Wallison involving a stream, a spoon, and some salmon action when fishing was not on his agenda for the day.
Pike Perspective: Fifty Years of Memories Leading to a Record
This is a story about a giant. A tale of an elusive monster to be remembered for a very long time. A saga to be shared amongst boat ramps and tackle shops
From Cast to Consumption: An Angler’s Thoughts on Ethics and Considerations when Harvesting.
Implications, ethics, and more when it comes to examining the role of harvesting fish in the modern age.
Kermit Crushin’: Utilizing the Frog to Maximize Potential with Ish Monroe
A frequent favorite but rarely mastered, frog fishing is one of the most exhilarating methods to largemouth bass.
Students of the Sea: Mark Martin’s Saginaw Bay Fishing Vacation School
The words fishing, vacation, and school, don’t come together too often. When they do, it really is something incredible.
Class In Session: Saginaw Bay Fishing Vacation School (Part 1)
Holloway, Hooksets, and Hindsight; Recapping The 44th Annual Holloway Reservoir Bass Tournament
Brown Trout Trekkin- Summertime Strategies
Trout fishing is loved by many, but mastered by few. The Spring and Summer months offer some of the best opportunities to entertain a blitz of fish.
Success Across Scenarios: The Productive Wiggle of Flat-Sided Crankbaits Spring through Summer
From the frigid water of the early season, to the warmest days of the summer, a flat-sided crankbait gets the job done when things can get tough.
Delivery & Devour: The Art in Presentation of Detroit and St Clair River Walleye jigging.
The presentation and variability in how a bait can be delivered by means of a jig works year-round, especially when fish could be feeding day to day inconsistently based on environmental variables.
Springtime Cats On The Prowl
From the day the ice begins to melt-off in the early spring, the party begins to get started for one of the best windows of the open water season to catch quantity along with quality.