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 Lake Erie Steelhead Fishing 101: Bait Presentation / Landing

Going fishing doesn't always result in catching fish. The reason: so many would be fishers just don't do it right. Proper bait presentation is a must.

Apr 8, 2011 – John Leseganich

Fly Tying 101 -- a List of Flies for Beginning Tyers

The learning of basic tying techniques is essential for a novice fly tyer. Here is a progressive list of flies to build those skills and catch fish too!

Apr 7, 2011 – John Wood

Basic Principles of Thread Use in Fly Tying for Beginners

The entire art of fly tying is literally held together by a thread. Learning how to use that thread should be the first step to understanding fly tying.

Apr 7, 2011 – John Wood

Beginning Fly Tying: the San Juan Worm

In the world of fly fishing there are few flies as easy to tie or as effective in as many situations as the San Juan worm.

Apr 7, 2011 – John Wood

How to Handle, Sex and Kill Mud Crabs Humanely

Mud crabs are readily caught near mangroves by amateur crabbers, but it is important to know how to handle them safely, sex them, and euthanize humanely.

Apr 4, 2011 – James Parsons

Fishing the Spring Ice-Out: Early Season Fishing Tips

In parts of North America where ice covers lakes during the winter months, there may be no better time than ice-out to hit the water for spring fishing.

Mar 26, 2011 – John Wood

How to Catch Mud Crabs in Crabbing Pots

Mud crabs or mangrove crabs are delicious food and quite easy to catch in tidal creeks, using the right crab bait, crab traps and crabbing methods.

Mar 24, 2011 – James Parsons

Southeastern Beach Fishing Basics

Although many anglers think "charter boat" for saltwater, fishing from the beach can be fun and rewarding. A few basic rigs and baits will get you started.

Mar 23, 2011 – Carolee Boyles

South Florida Weather for Fishing, School and Outdoor Activities

South Florida weather for the week of Mar. 21 as it affects fishing, boating, picnics and school; and the fishing forecast for the southeast coast

Mar 20, 2011 – Jon Plotkin

Catching Panfish on a Fly is Annual Springtime Fishing Fun

One of the most enjoyable things about fly fishing is catching springtime bluegills and their cousins with popping bugs and nymphs.

Mar 15, 2011 – John Wood

Falconry: Hunting With Birds of Prey

Falconry, the use of birds of prey to assist hunters in the downing of game for the table, is one of mankind's oldest forms of hunting.

Mar 14, 2011 – Warren Bishop

Fly Tying Thread Explained

In the craft of fly tying, selection of thread is every bit as important as every other component of a fly. Here is a quick guide to fly tying threads.

Mar 13, 2011 – John Wood

North Fork Shoshone River, a Gem for Native Cutthroat Trout

Wyoming holds many great trout fishing destinations yet none match the unique qualities of the North Fork of the Shoshone, a true world class fishery.

Mar 13, 2011 – John Wood

So you Want to Catch a Big King Mackerel? Here's How

Big kingfish prowl the coastal waters of Florida, but catching one requires some expertise. A former commercial fisherman reveals some secrets.

Mar 9, 2011 – Jon Plotkin

Egg Fly, the Perfect Fly Pattern for Spawning Salmon or Trout

Insect, streamer, Spey and Dee patterns may dominate for salmon and trout anglers at other times, but during spawning runs nothing beats and egg pattern.

Mar 6, 2011 – John Wood

Tying Egg Fly Patterns: A Fly Tyer's Tips

When spawning fish are present in a river it is hard to beat an egg pattern for strikes. Here are some of my favorites and tips on tying them.

Mar 6, 2011 – John Wood

Alaskan Fishing Efforts to Control Viscious Northern Pike

Northern pike are voracious fish that prey upon Anchorage, Alaska's native salmon and trout populations. Anglers have helped declining salmon populations.

Mar 3, 2011 – Yongjin Kang

Hunting and Fishing Regulations: Know Before You Go

Before you head off to hunt or fish in an unfamiliar location, be sure you understand the governing regulations; it could save embarrassment or a citation.

Mar 2, 2011 – John Wood

Storage of Fly Tying Materials for Increased Productivity

The accumulation of fly tying materials is inevitable for any fly tyer. Here are a few tips for keeping materials well organized for efficient use.

Mar 1, 2011 – John Wood

Fly Tying Hooks Explained, Terminology and X Designations

Fly tying jargon can be confusing for a newcomer to the craft. Here is an explanation that should help to demystify the language of fly tying hooks.

Feb 28, 2011 – John Wood

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