Kayak fishing has grown in popularity over the years and so have the features offered in sit-on-top fishing kayaks. This can make it difficult to decide what fishing kayak is right for you, whether you are someone just starting out in the world of ka … read more

Spring Fishing: 7 Tips to Catch Spring FishSpring is undoubtedly one of the best times of the year to fish. Big fish are shallow, grouped up, aggressive, and a little more prone to making the mistake of biting your lure. However, there can be a big … read more

With the rising popularity in kayak fishing it seems so easy to just grab a kayak, few rods, and some lures and head out to the lake but here are ten essential kayak fishing tips I wish someone would have told me before my first trip.Do Research A … read more

FishUSA (www.FishUSA.com), an industry-leading global fishing equipment and tackle supply ecommerce retailer based in Pennsylvania, has announced its sponsorship of The Lake Erie Fishery initiative, a 12-month campaign that is support … read more

Lake Erie can certainly be an intimidating body of water to fish, mainly because of its sheer size. It may seem like a daunting task to find any fish in so much water, let alone catch anything when you’re just restricted to the shore. However, this r … read more

Do your homework and check social media: Facebook posts and fish reports on websitesFollow other captains on Facebook that report out of the area you will be fishing.Know what the weather-wind has done leading up to your trip and anticipate what th … read more

Walking into any outdoor store can be an intimidating experience. Often there is going to be racks of rods, shelves stocked with every size, type and color of lure as well as spools of different lines at every corner. While this may cause our eyes t … read more

Scenario 1 LocationOpen Water Shorelines, Points and islands. Minimal weeds or on the outskirts of weed edges SituationFish are actively feeding, but scattered across the open area PlanWhether we are talking reservoirs as large as Lake Fran … read more

One bait you can count on for catching walleyes, whether in familiar or new water, is a heavy weight, a worm harness and a juicy nightcrawler. An over-simplification would be to say this bait is just a spinner in front of a nightcrawler fished deep, … read more

Jigs are a staple of cold water fishing. They could be tipped with plastics or live bait, but regardless they are extremely popular. There is an alternative to jigs though: its suspending jerkbaits. These are generally a hard plastic bait with a min … read more