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The whiting are biting! I love this saying!



It’s that time of year where the whiting bite is a little furious! They are not a big fish. However, we are catching a few bull whiting, which is the same as a small whiting just larger. A bull whiting ...

A LOOK BACK AT THE BRONZEBACKS AND ANGLERS THAT MADE THIS LAKE LEGENDARY

Straddling the border of Kentucky and Tennessee near the Cumberland Plateau, lies a body of water known for producing renowned smallmouth and legendary anglers.
Dale Hollow Lake was ...

Fisheries biologists recently conducted their annual walleye spawning project at a few walleye spawning sites across the state of Arkansas. This year, many areas had very bad conditions for spawning because of late rains and increased current. Fortunately, the crew at the Kings ...

If you haven’t gotten out your bags of different soft plastic baits then you’re probably missing some great times on the water. The key is what to use, how to set up the proper rod and reel and where to fish them; like all worm fisherman location, location is everything. ...

Progressing forward in the high stakes race of electronics has become extremely competitive and the winners if one is ever proclaimed will be some very powerful bass fishing tools. The latest and greatest of this race is being refined and upgraded every year. Some of the enhancements ...

Crappies are the first fish to move to the shallows each spring. Their spawning migration is anxiously anticipated by both adults and children. Kids love the way they tug on the line, and parents enjoy catching them too. But, it’s even more fun to cook and eat them.
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Now that we are approaching some warm weather and the water is clearly moving into some solid mid 50 degree temperatures; I suggest that tying on buzz bait can be a very productive presentation. I know most fishermen believe that the top water bite is always best in the fall ...

Small creeks across Kentucky that normally run placid currently rage with brown froth. Reservoirs now cover marina parking lots and lakeside campgrounds.

Most Kentuckians are punch drunk from the blows of the latest salient of the Polar Vortex followed by dreary, ...

It’s getting close to the time of year when your electronics becomes your best friend; you’re running down the lake and notice a big school of fish light up your Lowrance HDS unit in 30 ft. of water. You stop quickly and mark the school then drop your trolling motor; your next ...

Now even as this season rolls around I find myself kicking the old oops I mean teaching fishermen the old throwing the buoy trick.

Yes this is an empty water bottle with yellow string wrapped around it with a 16 ounce banks sinker tied to it.

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The cold, wind and snow has fishermen spending way too much time in the garage, basement or by the fireplace. Persistent winter weather has kept many off the lake since before Christmas. The fish don’t seem to mind.

The longer fishermen spend on the internet, ...

Every year when we seem to hit that in-between time when the water is too cold for fast moving baits and not warm enough to slow completely to the likes of soft plastics there are some advantages to bladed baits. Most of us don’t realize but the blades on many of our baits help ...

It’s never easy to take a look back at what was going through the minds of the Classic Fisherman especially trying to figure out why they used certain baits in the 2015 event. If you look at the weather and try to just take apart presentations from that point of view, one would ...

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