How You Can Get Started Kayak Fishing

There’s a new fishing rig in town. And this one doesn’t have a motor. Kayak fishing has taken the country by storm in recent years. Kayaks appeal to anglers for a variety of reasons. They’re much more reasonably priced than motorized fishing boats. They take up less space. They can …

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Gar Fishing in Texas

Although most anglers think of bass, crappie, or catfish when they think of freshwater fishing in Texas, there is a small but dedicated following of gar anglers.  Texas is home to several species of gar: longnose, shortnose, spotted; but it’s the giant alligator gar that attracts the most attention. The …

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Top 5 Indiana Summer Fishing Spots

It’s been hot across Indiana this summer! We’ve had our share of rain this past July with 12 inches of rainfall around central Indiana. As the lakes and rivers fill before the dry season, there is no better time to hit the water with your fishing rod and tackle. Late-summer …

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Spring Crappie

Cabin fever is seemingly at an all-time high with the constant barrage of corona virus news and concerns. Fortunately, Missouri’s lakes and rivers are all accessible during these trying times including public boat accesses. Social distance practices and other common safety measures should still be practiced Warmer water is the …

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Summer Smallies

Summer smallies can be tough to find, but once you’ve located them, you can often catch several. After spawning, smallies move deep – often moving to humps that top out in 15 to 30 feet of water. Although they’ll eat a variety of foods, crayfish are far and away their …

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