Entries Tagged fishing tips

Spinning reels are important tools when targeting everything from bluegills to bass, yet many anglers experience frustration due to loops, twists and tangles. Here’s how to avoid the top five spinning reel mistakes.

Whenever you fill a fishing reel with braid, tape should be used so the line doesn’t slip on the spool.

Anglers often misuse the terms “power” and “action” when talking about fishing rods. Do you know the difference?

Pro angler Terry Scroggins believes autumn is the best time to punch big weights and craws through vegetation.

When 4-time Bassmaster Classic champion Kevin Van Dam fishes a spinnerbait or lipless crankbait, he doesn't just chunk and wind. Find out what he does to catch more fish.

Topwater fishing lures with propeller blades front and back have a tendency to catch the line and tangle. Here's an easy tip you can use to avoid that problem and catch more fish.

When tried-and-true baits don't work or the weather gets wonky at Lake El Salto in Mexico, try these six backup baits and tactics to put more bass in the boat.

Heading south of the border to chase bass? Consider packing these 10 proven lures for Mexico bass fishing that work to put big fish in the boat and smiles on your face.

Frustration can set in when trying to catch finicky schooling bass focusing on live forage instead of your artificial bait. Try these secret tips for catching schooling bass from veteran pro angler Matt Arey.

Visiting a lake you've never fished before? Professional angler Scott Canterbury reveals his best tips to locate bass before and after hitting the water.

Want to catch more walleyes? Use the freshest, most lively bait possible and the best live bait rigs to offer realistic presenations for more strikes.

Bass fishing in matted vegetation such as milfoil requires specific tactics. Veteran pro Mike Iaconelli has one sure-fire method of getting big strikes and it's not what you think.

Professional angler Brandon Lester shares four tips for the hottest summer months that will make you a better deep crankbait angler when water temps are at their warmest.

Spinner rigs are deadly for walleyes. Offering an alluring combination of fish-attracting flash, vibration, scent and taste, these churning, twirling performers are versatile standouts.