An electronic watch can be as smart as Einstein and still be useless to fishermen if it isn’t waterproof.
Well, Garmin’s Quatix 3 ($449.99) can be submerged to 100 meters — about 178 feet deeper than the practical limit for SCUBA divers on compressed air — so this watch should handle anything a fisherman is likely to encounter. […]
As we go into 2017, most of us have had the good fortune of sitting quietly alone multiple times this season in the Deep South winter woods. […]
January is a fickle month at Ross Barnett, with warm weather some years while other times feature temperatures below freezing the entire month. […]
The cool thing about January — pun intended — is that we have some extremely low tides when a big tide range is met with a stout north wind. […]
We all have frustrations. Near the top of my list is the often-heard question: “Do you believe in climate change?” […]
January marks the end of hunting seasons across most of the country, with some ending at the first of the month, some at the end. […]
What looks like a topwater prop bait but isn’t because it does its work underwater to entice suspending bass?
The answer is Storm’s Arashi Spinbait, which made its grand appearance at this year’s ICAST show. […]
If you have never turned your boat or tow vehicle’s ignition key only to have it do absolutely nothing, you should be both wary and happy. […]
Well, it is now December here in the Deep South, and as far as patterning mature bucks this is the time when the rubber meets the road. […]
I’ll plan to fish relatively shallow Okatibbee Reservoir in December because rarely does Mississippi have enough cold water to drive bass into deep water.
When Okatibbee goes through a winter drawdown, the bass move to the underwater creek and river channel edges. You can locate those edges with your depth finder.
What in the cat hair is going on? He’s not walking the dog, he’s — dragging the dog. […]
Reservoirs — impounded rivers — in the southern United States provide much of the recreational fishing opportunities anglers enjoy. […]
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