Fishing Articles

September is upon us and the fun is about to begin! Every year about this time, I start to get that urge to watch a bass destroy a frog over the grass. We are right on schedule the grass is beginning to brown up, turn nasty and icky and the nastier it gets the better the frog ...

As we have all seen the days of fishing our local lake with you and few other fishermen have turned into high pressure lakes and has changed drastically over the past few years; going to your local lake or a top-rated reservoir has frustrated many of the best of fisherman. The ...

Are you tired of throwing back delicious Red Snapper and other great eating fish because the season is closed? The Anglers Envy Team is as well! We are proud to introduce a method of fishing that not only puts top table fare in your cooler, but also introduces many of you to ...

As the summer moves on to the fall of the year, changes may make you change, and some changes do not. The one big similarity of summer to fall is the mid-day heat leaving the water temperature to sore like its summer time. This factor alone makes early fall fishing extremely ...

With the date approaching of the tournament the frog bite is turning on and as always so is one of the most popular tournaments of the year; it’s time for the SPRO frog only tournament on Lake Guntersville. It’s time to get your favorite frog bite area and start looking for ...

With the heat, lake of oxygen for the fish and just mainly uncomfortable days the heat of the summer can be torture but there are some tricks to make life a little easier out there this time of year. It just takes a little thought and preparation to make it more pleasant to ...

As we are in the time-period where we will shortly start experiencing some change in where the fish will locate as fall fishing is near it’s imperative that you understand how to develop a pattern. Fishing can be a puzzle that you must learn to fit in the right pieces to find ...

With the heat and dog-days at their peak many folks head to the lake to try their luck night fishing; let me just say its not for me and here are my thoughts on why! I believe the night is a fight against many elements that I have tried, experienced and found it’s not my cup ...

As we hit the 90-degree water temperature it becomes the norm that fishing gets tough and looking forward to some cooling water temperatures will really help the fishing. The key is understanding what your facing when you get on the water, as knowledge is key to over coming ...

Those of us who wade rocky streams for smallmouth or tailwaters for trout sometimes bite off more than we can chew.
An eddy on the other side of the stream looks inviting and the more you stare at it, the more you want to cast there. The only problem is a waist-deep run ...

When you head out to try your luck at frog fishing the first thing that comes to mind is thatwe need to find the grass and look for the holes in the mats; while this is a productive patternfor frog fishing its not the only pattern. It’s also a pattern that 99% of frog fisherman ...

I have a collection of old props aka wheels around my house. And just about every one of them, if they could talk, would have an interesting story to tell. Take for instance the prop in the picture was at one time on an old 29 foot wooden boat. Now, you are not going to believe ...

As summer progresses and we start to see the water get really-warm from top to bottom the fish many times move into the deepest parts of many reservoirs forcing you to look for deep fish. The problem is deep fish that are positioned on the bottom are not easily enticed to feed ...

It’s no secret that the heat of the summer forces you to look for different structure and find something that is a reason for fish to hold on a spot. If your observant enough you can target the shadows as the corners and edges around cover hide the sun from the bass and helps ...

As the grass grows beneath the water line the top water bite gets better and better; the next few months will be as good as it gets all year. The key is finding the right cover, depth and using the correct top water bait.


When your fishing on top understanding ...