Ned Kehde By Ned Kehde, In-Fisherman In some lakes and reservoirs across North America, riprap is the biggest draw for crappies during early season. Brad Whitehead, Muscle Shoals, Alabama, guides on…
Bob McNally Some of the best fishing in America for wild trout is found in southwest Montana and northwest Wyoming. Anglers for decades from around the world have converged on…
Ken Barrett Campfires form the heart of most good camps. They’re where we go to dry off, warm up, cook, sit together, eat, drink and tell stories. A good campfire—sometimes…
David Hart Anybody can catch a crappie when the fish are staging on shallow brush in the spring. Swim a jig past their noses and it’s a safe bet they’ll…
David Hart Body language can speak volumes. Whether a co-worker, maybe a spouse or even a stranger across the room, you can tell a person’s mood simply by the way…
Doug Howlett Read any article on fishing for bream, crappie or perch, and odds are you won’t finish it without some comment from the writer about what a great group…
Bob Jensen Anglers everywhere are getting excited about going fishing. In fact, many anglers have already hit the ponds, lakes and rivers in search of something willing to eat their…
David Hart As a guide on Virginia’s James River, Capt. Mike Ostrander has seen his share of big blue catfish. Although he hasn’t broken the 70-pound mark yet, it’s only…
Bob Jensen In many areas of the Midwest this winter, there has been as much open water fishing going on as there has been ice fishing. In a region where…
Bob McNally Fishing during the change of seasons is special, particularly when winter gives way to spring and when summer’s grip relents to fall. Mornings are golden promises, with sometimes…
Jeff Gustafson By Jeff Gustafson, In-Fisherman I love to fish deadbaits below tip-ups, and I’ve caught my biggest pike using that approach. But some great pike fisheries don’t allow the use…
Bob Jensen What strange winter weather we’ve been having across much of the Midwest, and as I understand, much of the country. It’s warm in areas where it should be…
Bob McNally Late fall and winter can be brutal in South Carolina. The wind strong, water rough, temperature low. But for anglers who choose their fishing days and bundle-up for…
In-Fisherman By In-Fisherman Your Best Friend Never have power augers been so reliable and so efficient. The In-Fisherman staff puts them all through the paces each season – from the StrikeMasters…
M. D. Johnson Ice fishing. Just the mere words can strike fear into the heart of even the most seasoned open-water angler. And it’s really no surprise, actually. A short…
Babe Winkelman Stroll through the fishing line aisle at big sporting goods stores and it’s overwhelming. Monofilament, co-polymer, braid, fluorocarbon, tough, limp, clear, blue, green, red, yellow, 1-pound test, 75-pound,…
Bob Jensen A question that I hear quite a bit about ice fishing pertains to the effects of weather on fish under the ice. Most anglers realize that weather plays…
Luke Clausen Shorter days, cool temperatures and buck fever go a long ways toward calming many an avid angler’s desire to put the boat in the water and go fishing…
David Hart The thermometer in Kyle Mabrey’s truck read 32 degrees when he backed his boat into the water last fall. The Alabama angler was pre-fishing for an upcoming tournament,…
Bob Jensen It’s autumn throughout the Midwest. The leaves on trees are exploding in color, we’re several games into the football season, some of the early migrating species of birds…
by Vic Dunaway, In-Fisherman by Vic Dunaway, In-Fisherman This uni-knot system enables you to learn just one simple knot and adapt it to virtually any need – everything from tying a…
Beau Beasley More times than not when folks learn I’m a fly angler, I hear a statement like, “I’ve always wanted to do that, but never took the time to…