Monthly MWO Mag contributor Annie Orth joined the Gapen Tackle Company 30 years ago as a sales assistant at sport shows […]
by Joe Bucher I fully admit that I’ve become addicted to swim jigs and their bass-catching abilities in a […]
The Indiana Dunes is the number one attraction in the state of Indiana with over 3 million people visiting annually. […]
The Aukiki Wetland Conservation Area The Aukiki Wetland Conservation Area is a 650-acre parcel that was donated by NiSource and […]
If you’re an angler who enjoys some serious rod-bending action, you need to fish the Indiana Dunes stretch of Lake […]
If you’re old enough to remember the old days of the smelt run, it was a wild event on the […]
Lake Erie yellow perch have long been a popular target for anglers. And they have been my favorite species to […]
The leaves have changed from the deep green of summer to the crimson red, golden yellow and orange colors of […]
October is a special time of year for Great Lakes anglers, as four-year-old fall king salmon return from their deep-water […]
According to one of the online sites I monitor, there was apparently a shark sighting reported in Lake Michigan near […]
You can order a drink on the rocks or straight up at any tavern. That’s exactly the choice we have […]
For Lake Michigan salmon and trout fishermen, July is the month when we usually head offshore in search of the […]
I turned to Trevor and let him know we would run just a bit farther today and start in 150 […]
With the unusual winter, and despite invasive species continuing to impact the Great Lakes, anglers can expect to find excellent […]
My July article has traditionally been my tribute to one of the greatest fisheries in the country right here in […]
The Great Lakes offer some of the best summer weather around. What better way is there to enjoy this time […]
For fishermen, trying to understand what is happing in the Great Lakes these days is a mystery. It is a […]
There is little doubt in an angler’s mind that Lake Erie is the walleye capital of the world. Recently, that […]
It is no secret that throughout Michigan many aquatic invasive species continue to threaten rivers, streams and lakes. Ruffe and […]
It was a pretty intense sunrise when the crimson fireball that snuck up on the horizon an hour earlier turned […]
Cleveland is known for a lot of things: the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Cuyahoga River catching on […]
Spring is a time of transformation within the Great Lakes. Instead of resembling a “moonscape” from the ice and snow, […]
If you are like many people fishing Lake Michigan the last couple of years, your results for catching king salmon […]
