Whitfield’s focus: Sharing the sport
Chasten Whitfield knows what it feels like to hear, “Fishing’s not for you.” Developing a strong interest in fishing during her middle school years, Whitfield endured relentless bullying simply for being...
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Chasten Whitfield knows what it feels like to hear, “Fishing’s not for you.” Developing a strong interest in fishing during her middle school years, Whitfield endured relentless bullying simply for being...
One of the biggest challenges for beginning anglers is figuring out which bait and tackle items they need. Mismatching hooks, sinkers and plastics can hinder success and leave fledgling fisher...
The Super Bowl of bass fishing consistently showcases not only top-tier tactics, but also tips and tidbits of insight and perspective. Here, we find advice on bait adjustments, presentations, and personal motivation.
The Super Bowl of bass fishing consistently showcases not only top-tier tactics, but also tips and tidbits of insight and perspective. Here, we find advice on locations, conditions and timing.
Standing timber offers excellent bass habitat, but proceed with caution and pick your targets.
Of all the baits available to freshwater anglers, few have launched more fishing careers (casual or pro) than earthworms. Widely available and easy to use, these wiggly ground dwellers define “simplicity,” as you need nothing...
Jumpstart the action by offering a round of samples that appeal to a fish's nose and tummy.
With the water temperature at 45 degrees, no wind, and bluebird skies, we had to adapt our strategy to uncover the perfect formula for catching bass.
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