Anglers who fish often enough have often memorized the creel limits and size minimums for the species they target most often. It’s tough to find an inshore angler in Mississippi who doesn’t know their state’s regulations on flounder, speckled trout, black drum and redfish. But what happens when they catch another fish they rarely see?
Ken Nutter is one of those anglers who always seems to find big bream, especially this time of year. Here are his top tips. […]
Capt. Marty LaCoste has a simple and effective way to keep you from snagging on the hooks; a heavy monofilament leader. […]
Capt. Ross Montet uses Super Glue to lock his soft plastics to his jigheads, which extends the life of the lure and can catch you more fish. […]
Sammy Romano recommended some “must have” items to bring along when surf fishing for speckled trout. […]
Keeping your bait fresh and lively is one key to catching crappie, especially in hot weather. […]
A tom turkey carries with him three body parts that most hunters consider trophies in the same realm that a whitetail buck carries an 8-point rack — worth keeping around to remember him by. […]
Crappie killer Murphy Royer makes his own jigs from scratch. […]
Filthy grips, darkened by dirt and by the oils from our fingers and palms, are a different animal. Here’s how to keep your rods clean. […]
Presenting multiple lures into a single bed can increase a fisherman’s chances of making a bass bite this month. […]
Although bream fanatic Lyle Soileau definitely uses a standard anchor, he also has another tool to help hold his pontoon boat in place when fishing snag-filled flats. […]
Capt. Ted DeAgano III always builds his rigs with a lighter jighead and smaller bait in front, with a slightly larger bait behind. […]
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