by Brandon Butler Stopping on a trail above a large pool on a local creek, I wiped the sweat from […]
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 […]
by John Bennett One of the most productive and versatile lures in an angler’s tackle bag is the […]
On the Fly By Dave Anderson For avid trout anglers, it’s not uncommon to read stories of fabled Western […]
If you’re an angler who enjoys some serious rod-bending action, you need to fish the Indiana Dunes stretch of Lake […]
I’m always in search of patterns, more so than trying to rack up numbers of fish or size. Ending a […]
Many states have closed seasons on walleyes to give fish a chance to spawn without any pressure. Some of the […]
Survival of the fittest is defined as “the continued existence of living organisms that are best adapted to their environment.” […]
The Meramec River flows practically out my back door, as I can be there in a matter of minutes. Coupled […]
The Fisheries Division’s Fishing Forecast each year presents its “Up and Coming Fisheries,” a savory menu of potential fishing trips […]
Spring is the one time of year when bank fishing can be the most productive, and lots of fun for […]
Experienced fly anglers who frequent the “Driftless Area” of southeastern Minnesota, northeast Iowa or western Wisconsin, will tell you that […]
I read a stat once that said half the people in Ohio have been fishing at least once and that […]
Canada’s central province of Manitoba stretches from prairie grasslands in the south to treeline and tundra at the north. In […]
March is a frustrating month for avid walleye anglers, especially as the days wane. While the first half can have […]
The end of February was probably warmer than we wanted for ice anglers, but we held a lot more ice […]
Time sure does fly by these days. It seems like it was just yesterday when I was getting my ice […]
Perfect spawn equals success on the river. Properly cured eggs look more appealing, smell great and are so much easier […]
Almost every trout stream, creek or river has a few principal characteristics to look for when trying to locate trout. […]
When it comes to Canadian angling, wilderness lakes of the far North tend to get most of the glory. Yet […]
It would be a Christmas present for “Bobber” Anne if she were to catch her first tarpon on one December […]
Current, walleyes, saugers and jigs all fit together like cake and ice cream. The real key to catching river fish […]
