Wall-Hanger Walleye: Expert Considerations for Springtime Detroit River Giants with Capt. Lance Valentine
Expert insider tips on fishing for trophy walleye in the Detroit River during spring, focusing on timing, techniques, and prime fishing locations for catching a memory to last a lifetime.
Ratio Relevance: Gear Mechanics and Options Explained
Dive into discovery with understanding how the numbers on your fishing reel can enhance your efficiency and performance.
Beaded Spoons- a Timeless Tale of Michigan’s Thumb
The beaded spoon is a timeless tradition of historical and cultural context as it applies to the modern era of ice fishing. From what might look like a simple do-dad on the shelf or in the tackle box, the history and placement of these baits have a story to be shared. .
Weathering the Storm: Perseverance Pays Off at Mark Martin’s Saginaw Bay Ice Fishing Vacation School
Braving the elements on a mission to enhance their skills in the art of ice fishing, dedicated students prove that patience and determination lead to success on the hardwater
Spinnerbait Success: Maximizing Strikes with Free-Range Trailer Hooks
The mobility of trailer hooks is sometimes overlooked. When fish are short-striking, utilize full potential!
Mindful Preparation: Insiders from Mark Martin’s Ice Fishing School
Being prepared equips those going on an ice fishing adventure to manage unexpected challenges with confidence while in pursuit of a successful hardwater experience.
Mastering Hardwater Perch: Considerations and Techniques with Brian “Bro” Brosdahl
The thrill of Ice fishing is a rewarding and strategic winter activity that has a long tradition across the north. Some of the most sought-after fish through hardwater are Perch. This article explores tips and tricks to enhance success this winter.
Subtlety is Key- Approaching Wary Walleye with Capt. Brandon Stanton
What to do when walleye are playing hard to get.; this approach to success and presentation is more simple than many lead to believe!
The Faces of Lake Trout: Lake Superior’s Evolutionary Marvel
The lake trout of Lake Superior exhibit remarkable diversity, thriving in a unique ecological niche that showcases their genetic adaptability.
Monarch Salmon of A Modest Flow
A narrative piece shared by Mr. Henry Wallison involving a stream, a spoon, and some salmon action when fishing was not on his agenda for the day.
Pike Perspective: Fifty Years of Memories Leading to a Record
This is a story about a giant. A tale of an elusive monster to be remembered for a very long time. A saga to be shared amongst boat ramps and tackle shops
From Cast to Consumption: An Angler’s Thoughts on Ethics and Considerations when Harvesting.
Implications, ethics, and more when it comes to examining the role of harvesting fish in the modern age.
Kermit Crushin’: Utilizing the Frog to Maximize Potential with Ish Monroe
A frequent favorite but rarely mastered, frog fishing is one of the most exhilarating methods to largemouth bass.
Students of the Sea: Mark Martin’s Saginaw Bay Fishing Vacation School
The words fishing, vacation, and school, don’t come together too often. When they do, it really is something incredible.
Class In Session: Saginaw Bay Fishing Vacation School (Part 1)
Holloway, Hooksets, and Hindsight; Recapping The 44th Annual Holloway Reservoir Bass Tournament
Brown Trout Trekkin- Summertime Strategies
Trout fishing is loved by many, but mastered by few. The Spring and Summer months offer some of the best opportunities to entertain a blitz of fish.
Success Across Scenarios: The Productive Wiggle of Flat-Sided Crankbaits Spring through Summer
From the frigid water of the early season, to the warmest days of the summer, a flat-sided crankbait gets the job done when things can get tough.
Delivery & Devour: The Art in Presentation of Detroit and St Clair River Walleye jigging.
The presentation and variability in how a bait can be delivered by means of a jig works year-round, especially when fish could be feeding day to day inconsistently based on environmental variables.
Springtime Cats On The Prowl
From the day the ice begins to melt-off in the early spring, the party begins to get started for one of the best windows of the open water season to catch quantity along with quality.