A Spinner is a fishing lure from the spinner category of lures. These lures are basic in design and consists of three main components, the hook, the body, and the blade. Spinners use flash and vibration to attract fish.
Want to know how to catch trout in a lake? Don’t get skunked any longer and start filling that stringer. This rainbow trout fishing guide will show you how.
Advanced tips and tactics when river fishing for trout. Everything you need to know to catch more fish.
Fly fishing for beginners is a information packed article for beginner fly fishing. Everything you need to know to get started fly fishing.
When you think of renown trout fishing, do you think of Missouri? The truth is Missouri has a great trout fishery for all types of fishermen to enjoy. In this article I will cover some of the best spots for trout fishing in Missouri as well as some tips for success.
As an angler knowing your fishing line is critical to having success out on the water. You may be surprised at how many types of fishing lines exist today. Choosing the right type of fishing line for the situation is what we are going to discuss here today.
I know when I first started fly fishing, I was completely overwhelmed by most of the gear needed. But what really threw me for a loop was all the different types of fly fishing line.
Arguably one of the most underrated states for fishing in the US, Virginia has a bounty of saltwater, warm water, and cold-water species ready to be caught.
Whether it was the local lake, or farm pond, most of us got our fishing start on stillwater. As we got older, we seemed to slowly move away from our roots and found ourselves entranced by big rivers filled with strong currents and even stronger fish.
When you think of fly fishing, your first thoughts are normally of large western rivers full of powerful brown trout, or cool mountain streams with bright brookies. Really any type of lake or pond can produce just as good fishing as any moving body of water.
