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How You Can Go Fishing With Your Dog

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If you love casting a line and you own an anxious and playful dog, you should take your companion with you on your next fishing adventure! But first, you’ll want to have your bases covered. Before you leave for the lake, make sure your dog is ready Check to see if he has any cracked… Read more »

Walleye Ice Fishing Tips

Ice auger, fishing rod, and ice hole on a frozen lake at sunset with snow and ice in the foreground.

Since it’s still chilly and many lakes are frozen, you might be thinking about fishing for some walleye! Whether you’re an experienced ice fisherman or a newbie, it helps to know a few handy tips for reeling in those walleye this season. Timing is everything Low light hours, i.e. sunrise and sunset, are prime time… Read more »

How to Choose a Fly Rod

Person in a hat and vest fly fishing in a river near rocks and dense green foliage.

Fly fishing can be an exciting and rewarding experience for avid fishers and newbies alike. But there’s a lot that goes into being properly prepared. One of the most important things is choosing the right rod. With so many options, how do you know which rod is the one you need to make the perfect… Read more »

How to Prevent Seasickness While Fishing

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Fishing out on open waters can be a very relaxing and rewarding experience . . . unless you’re prone to sea sickness. If you want to enjoy being on the water without feeling waves of nausea, here are some tips: Find your spot Seasickness occurs when your brain tries to balance contradictory signals it receives… Read more »

Three Fishing Knots to Learn

A person’s hands tying fishing line near a hole in the ice while ice fishing.

There’s a lot that goes into catching the best fish possible, from the right rods and reels to presentation and location. But the type of fishing knot you use is one of the most important factors for a successful catch. So what are the best knots to learn and master? Improved clinch knot Also known… Read more »

History of Fly Fishing

Person fly fishing while standing in a shallow river surrounded by dense forest and autumn foliage.

Fly fishing is a popular sport, but do you know the rich history behind it? When and how did it all begin? Here is a brief summary of the glorious sport: The Basics Today, fish are caught by using artificial flies which are cast out on a fly rod and a fly line. The fly… Read more »

What You Should Get a Fishing Addict This Christmas

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If you have a fisherman in your family, chances are they are hard to please when it comes to getting them fishing related gifts. Choosing a gift anglers will actually use is no easy feat for those who don’t fish themselves. But don’t give up just yet and turn to a boring gift card! There… Read more »

How to Store Fishing Equipment

Fishing equipment, binoculars, and bait on a wooden surface near a calm lake with trees and a blue sky in the background.

Love to fish? It might be hard to put your fishing equipment away for the winter, but proper storage can ensure that you’ll be reeling in trophy fish once the weather warms up. Each part of your fishing gear has specific storage requirements: Reels It’s essential to lubricate all moving parts, such as the reel… Read more »

Three Reasons to Go Camping in the Fall

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With the hot days of summer almost behind us, camping takes on a new life. If you’re an outdoors enthusiast, camping is a must do in the fall with the chilly mornings, perfect weather for outdoor activities and warm comfort food. Here are three very good reasons to keep your camping gear out just a… Read more »

Four of 2016’s Best Fishing Rods

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As all avid fishermen know, there is no such thing as owning too many fishing rods. Different ones have different uses, and you have to have a few extra that can be passed down to your children and grandchildren as you teach them the trade. And if you are planning a trip to Lawrence Bay… Read more »