Fishing Alaska – Endless Possibilities
Alaska Travel Industry Association The biggest problem with fishing in Alaska is making decisions-saltwater or fresh, salmon, trout or halibut, guided or unguided, remote lodge or road system, spring or…
Alaska Travel Industry Association The biggest problem with fishing in Alaska is making decisions-saltwater or fresh, salmon, trout or halibut, guided or unguided, remote lodge or road system, spring or…
Bob McNally The Mississippi Gulf Coast still has oil booms at places spotted along beaches and inlets in case BP crude suddenly shows up again. And there still are oil…
By Ted Pilgrim with Tony Roach Even in early autumn, a time most fishermen are enjoying cooler days and the bounty of increased fish activity, Tony Roach has ice fishing…
Skeet Reese One of the many great things about fishing is that presents endless possibilities. Pretty much everyone takes to the water with a single goal in mind: to catch…
John Berry I received a new fly fishing catalogue in the mail yesterday that featured no less than 14 different brands of fly rods. For each brand there were dozens…
Bob Jensen In the course of a fishing season, I get to fish with a lot of different anglers. Some of these anglers are very skilled and very successful. Others…
Beau Beasley “Ok Beau, just let it drift a few more feet, the fly is going to drift down into that pool and someone down there is going to eat…
Babe Winkelman The Canadian Shield is a massive geological shield covered by igneous rock. That’s rock created by volcanoes! It was part of a massive volcanic mountain way back before…
Submitted By: Bob McNally – USA Guest Author Sam Heaton was on a mission, and at daybreak that day he was all business. “We gotta get out Stuart Inlet, jig…
Beau Beasley The Pequest River is not the type of river that will impress you with its sheer size. As a mater of fact, if this body of water were…
Luke Clausen With any presentation, confidence is the key. A swimbait isn’t like a dropshot; it doesn’t catch the volume of fish. Anglers who learn to dropshot can take it…
Peter B. Mathiesen Planning a trip to Alaska? Want to save lots of coin, avoid crowds, and catch tons of cranky fish? Of course you do. Places like the Kenai…
Bob Jensen It’s mid-summer and the weather is hot. In many areas of the Midwest, the bass fishing is pretty hot also. Some of the most consistent bass-catching of the…
Submitted By: Wade Bourne, Vicious Pro Staff Crappie, bluegill, perch and other panfish are popular targets for anglers, and jigs are among the best lures to catch these fish. However,…
Submitted By: Tammy Randolph A few months ago, while interviewing for a job, I was asked, “What interests you about the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance?” My answer was a simple one: …
Submitted By: Bob McNally – USA Guest Author If you own a boat and outboard motor, and you’ve not yet run afoul of E10 gasoline, count your lucky stars. Better…
Babe Winkelman OK, beauty may be in the eye of the beholder because bullheads might be one of the homeliest fish in fresh water. But there are a lot of…
Submitted By: Randy Howell – USA Guest Author Sometimes, you just never know what’s going to be on the other end of the line when you reel it in. On…
Submitted By: Jon Bondy – USA Guest Author Call me biased. It’s okay, really. I think Canada’s Lake St. Clair is one of the best smallmouth lakes there is. I…
Brian Carper During the past few weeks, you may have wanted to hit the lake for a day of fishing, but before you even made it to the garage to…
M. D. Johnson When you walked into my grandparents’ home, the first thing you noticed was a crappie on the wall. This, my grandfather reminded us grandkids often, wasn’t just…
Submitted By: Gary Brooks – USA Guest Author Look at that bass. Can’t see it? Even when you are perched high atop the front deck of your bass boat wearing…