Some bait colors blend into the underwater world. Others stand out immediately. Both belong in your tackle box, and choosing between them starts with what you want the fish to notice. Natural colors suggest familiar food. Green pumpkin, smoke...
Read moreA dock can be a great place to introduce someone to fishing. Bluegill often gather around its shade, posts, and nearby cover, putting fish close enough that beginners can catch them without mastering a long cast. When you find a group of hungry...
Read moreSoft-plastic baits covered in thin, flexible strands are getting attention. Often called urchin, dice, or fuzzy baits, they offer a different look from familiar worms and craws. But do they deserve a place in your tackle box? Their appeal starts...
Read moreOctober can offer excellent freshwater fishing, but the calendar alone won’t tell you where fish are holding. Cooling water, changing weather, and the location of baitfish matter more than the date. Start by looking for life. Small fish...
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