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Some say the latest innovations in fishing electronics are too good. Not me. I fish a wide, slow-moving river near home, and those fish could be anywhere. I want to [...]

My old EDC needed to be retired: The handle dug into my leg, it was heavy, and it was a bit boring. Gerber's Kettlebell is compact, making it all but [...]

I prefer to throw flies to stripers on the flats near my home, but when the wind forces me to put down the long rod, I still want a subtle [...]

* Crash Pads When a lunker eats in the pads, getting it to the surface fast is critical. Nothing gets a bass angler more fired up than spotting a patch [...]

Frog baits can lose their potency over time if you keep throwing that same pattern over and over. Rather than look for the next great frog, I started tweaking my [...]

Big bass love to chill in the shade below docks during the dog days. In other words, it's time to work on your skip cast. The trick is to cast [...]

BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS MAKING IT TOUGH TO SPOT FISH? TRY THESE PRO TRICKS Nothing is sweeter than sight fishing on a calm summer day in crystal-clear water. It's even better [...]

The article presents the author's views on his experience of traveling to Adirondack Mountains in New York with his friends to go fishing for a week. These friends are Robert Field, Rex DeGuzman, and Mark Vlaskamp. He offers information on the Adirondack Mountains which features numerous bodies of water including lakes and rivers. Also discussed are the challenges that they faced and the types of fishes caught.

The article presents suggestions for fishing using spinnerbait. It mentions that Nebraska bass guide Steve Lytle trim his spinnerbait skirts into shape of a baitfish. It presents recommendations to dipping the skirt of a white spinnerbait into dye, find fly-tying vise and gives advice to try other fly-tying materials like bucktail and Flashabou to change up the look.

The article offers the author's tips for fishing bass under lily pads. These involve searching for irregularities in the lake, casting repeatedly and avoiding tension in catching them. An overview of the perspectives of anglers Brandon Palaniuk, Mike Gerry and Mike Siefert on the acquiring the bass is also presented.

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The article focuses on the efforts of kayak manufacturers to recycle and reuse the old plastic kayaks, boats and other materials such as aluminum, steel and cardboard, and talks of Hobie, YakAttack and Bonafide Kayaks, and efforts to minimise landfill.

The article examines role played by smartphone apps in fishing and environmental conservation.

The article offers brief information on several cameras including the Everio Quad Proof high definition (HD) camcorder from JVCKenwood USA Corp., the VIRB Elite from Garmin Ltd., and the Hero4 from GoPro Inc.

The article focuses on fishing with the use of a lightweight sit-inside kayak, which include building of an easy-to-reach bracket to hold the tackle tray stuffed with lures, installation of rod and rod holder, and locating fish using the F33P fish finder from HawkEye Electronics.

The article offers tips for fishing bass in tidal creeks and rivers.

The article focuses on the modification of frog lures patterns. Topics discussed include insights from pro anglers Jamie Pistilli and Jonathon VanDam regarding frog lures used in fishing and several processes involves in making and positioning frog lures, including addition of suction cup to the head of hollow-body frog to create surface disturbance, weaving bait in lily stalks, and sinking soft-plastic frogs.

The article presents the views of several individuals on their favorite excuses to skip work and go kayak fishing which include John Arruda, Ryan Onopa, and Isaias Rodriguez.

The article evaluates the Pau Hana Ricochet paddleboard from paddleboard manufacturerPau Hana Surf Supply.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of killing mosquitoes at middle of Lake Michigan while going for fishing.

The article presents views of several readers on mistakes made by new anglers while they are fishing.

The article evaluates the Old Town Loon 126 kayak from Johnson Outdoors Inc.

The article evaluates the HB96 Swivel Seat Fishing Rig hybrid SUP/kayak from Sea Eagle Boats Inc.

The article evaluates the Pelican Catch 120 fishing boat from Pelican International Inc.

The article focuses on fishers Elias Vaisberg and Tim Moore who are targeting the beaches of New York City from July 2016 for sea bass fishing with cut baits and hooks.

The article presents a question regarding weirdest food consumed by readers on the water and answers from readers including Scott Coughlin, Randy Vining and Tim McBride.

The article offers brief information on Paddleboard BIC Cross Adventure from Bic Sport.

The article offers brief information on fishing equipment including Drifty Boat Caddie from Fishpond USA, Rooster frames from Costa Sunglasses Inc. and fishing net from WindPaddle Sail Inc.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of failing to catch a fish due to topwater lure fail.

The article presents the response from several readers of the journal related to kayak fishing in the U.S. regarding the most nastiest part of kayak fishing.

The article evaluates the Pelican Cross-X SUP kayak from kayak manufacturer Pelican Sport.

The article offers brief information on several kayak fishing equipment from fishing equipment manufacturers including Kayak Platinum Series Spinning Rod from Manley Rods, Cydro 3500 fishing rod from Cheeky Fishing, Behemoth 7/8 WT fishing rod from Redington.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of kayak fishing in North Woods, Maine.

The article offers the author's view on tenkara fly fishing, a minimalist type of fishing practiced by kayak fishermen in Japan.

The article presents the insights of several anglers related to kayak fishing such as Derek Bushnell, Tj Pierce, and Jessica Allen.

The article evaluates the Hobie Mirage Outback fishing kayak.

The article evaluates the Elie Coast 120XE Angler kayak.

The article evaluates several life-saving gear including the Marine 200 medical kit from Adventure Medical Kits, the Banana Boat Kids Sting-Free Tear-Free Sunscreen SPF 50, and the Petzl Tikka XP headlamp.

The article offers brief information on several equipment and supplies for kayak fishing which include the Camo Crate Bags from Feelfree, the rugged rip-stop material on the NRS Tailwater Tackle bag from, and the Jackson's JKrate.

The article offers the author's insights on the Buffalo National River close to Saint Joe town in, Arkansas. Topics discussed include the river was the first National River in the U.S. and has been named a Wild and Scenic River by the U.S. Forest Service, the tourist season in the river, and game plan for fishing.

The article offers several tips for mourning dove shooting including lure-skipping skills, the use of spinning rods and nailing the perfect skip cast.

The article offers information on the oar-handling which can be applied in fishing such as pointing the bow downstream and row backward, keeping drift boat 20 to 40 feet from the bank, and the need by angler to contend with more obstacles.