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Roasted Whole Red Snapper

Photograph by Christopher Testani Cooking a fish whole can seem intimidating. But the truth is, it’s both the most forgiving and the most fulfilling way to co

The F&S Fishing Guide Survey

We surveyed 90 of the country’s best bass, trout, and Great Lakes walleye guides to get the straight dope about lures they can’t live without, taboo tactics,

Video: A New Way to Scale Fish

The ingenuity of humans never ceases to amaze me. I thought I knew all of the different ways to clean a fish, but here’s one I hadn’t seen before. This dude us

Learn To Anticipate Unfamiliar Water Just Like The Pros

The Bassmaster Classic is happening this week, and for many anglers it will be the first time they’ve practiced and competed on Grand Lake. For others, this b

A Prespawn Trick That Will Keep You From Pulling Less Hair Out

In my opinion, one of the most intriguing things in all of bass fishing is how bass find their way into remote spawning areas. The most interesting part, I th

Two Surefire Methods For Finding Prespawn Bass Fast

We all know that bass rush the banks in spring looking for a place to spawn, which equals good times for anglers. We also know the fish are very aggressive an

Video: Ned Rigging for Early-Season River Smallmouths

Youve smashed plenty of smallmouths on tubes, right? So have I, and, frankly, in the early season when the water is cold, tubes have always been my go-to. That

Beating The Calm Before The Spawn

Quick scenario. You launch the boat on a nice spring day thinking the bass will be spawning. After hunting for a while, you notice that there are no new beds,

Why Bobbing for Spawning Bass Is Serious Business

My rig crashed the flat water with more splash than a fat kid’s belly flop. There’s no finesse in slinging a pound of tackle in 3 feet of water—but then, fine

Never Lose Another Largemouth Bass

We bet you know the heartache of dropping a huge bass. Truth is, it’s often your own fault. From proper prep work to fight techniques to end-game insurance, t

Get It Together: Three Must-Know Knots

The Blood, Albright, and uni-to-uni splice are arguably the three most common knots for joining one piece of line to another. But splice points are quick to f

Never Lose Another Striped Bass

We bet you know the heartache of dropping a huge striped bass. Truth is, it’s often your own fault. From proper prep work to fight techniques to end-game insu

Alabama Ramen Bowl

Ramen has taken the culinary world by storm in recent years, bearing no resemblance to the gloppy flavor-pack versions that many of us have slurped during lea

Three Tips for Sharpening Fish Hooks

The idea that sharp hooks stick more fish is a no-brainer, yet I’m always shocked by how few anglers make hook sharpening part of their routine. If it seems l

Breaking The Myth That Northern Lakes Can't Produce Monster Bass

You expect to catch your share of chunky 3 pounders when you hit a northern lake. A jaw-dropping tournament kicker in the north usually weighs in at just abov

Beat Frustrating Bedded Bass With The Pop

Every bass angler that’s ever targeted a fish on a bed should understand what I mean when I talk about “the standoff.” It’s that point when you know the bass

Reverse Your Normal Bass Routine To Catch More Fish During The Spawn

About an hour or two into an April or May morning is when I’m usually reminded of the fact that I should have switched up usual plan a little. See, most of th

Tip From a Pro: Fish in Bad Weather for Prespawn Bass

Pro: James Caldemeyer Home Water: Lake Fork, Texas Contact: officiallakeforktrophybass.com Credentials: Caldemeyer, a pro angler since 2004, has called Lake F

Tip from a Bass Pro: Target Spawning Smallmouth on Mudflats

Pro: Bobby Gentry Home Water: Dale Hollow Lake, Kentucky Contact: bobbygentryfishing.com Credentials: Gentry has been smallmouth fishing on Dale Hollow Lake f

Tip from a Bass Pro: Drag Deep Water for Prespawn Smallmouth

The Bass Pro Shops Tender Tube, Jim Hanleys smallie lure of choice.  Pro: Jim Hanley Home Water: Lake Erie, New York Contact: northeastoutdoors.com Credentia

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