Topics: tackle
Fishing for History
Tucked away in a remote corner of the worldwide web is a place called Fishing for History, and what happens there is special to a select group of angling enthusiasts. For them, it's a frequent stop in their weekly browsing routine.
The dragonfly bite
I was out fishing with the girls on Sunday, and we had an interesting experience that I thought might help some of you guys this summer. Conditions were tough so we fished the dragonfly bite.
Bass after dark: preparation
If you want to catch a lot of bass this summer, your best bet is to go at night. This multi-part series by one of the country's best bass guides is the perfect primer.
Glen Lau: The artist beneath
Glen Lau looks like a mountain man — big and burly, intimidating. When he speaks, his voice is raspy and gruff. But beneath his rough exterior, Glen is actually a highly sensitive and creative artist whose work rivals that of the great masters.
Double-digit bass on Falcon
I usually don’t go to Falcon Lake on the weekends because of the crowd, but I recently had some time and headed down there.
Bigger/lighter spinning reels are better
I’ve always preferred larger spinning reels than most anglers. While the majority use the “30” size for their finesse fishing, I’ve leaned toward Quantum’s “40” size for most of my spinning tackle applications.
Wild River’s Nomad tackle backpack
Wild River’s Nomad tackle backpack holds six Plano 3600-series and four 3500-series trays, your sunglasses and more.
Reeling in Future Pros
This Saturday, the Lane family will be holding their Reeling in Future Pros event here in Guntersville, Ala.
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