Setting up for a great ocean fishing trip doesn’t mean focusing only on salmon fishing tackle. Tackle is important, of course, but you also want to make sure that you take other gear into consideration, such as fishing rods, fishing reels, the type of fishing line that you are going to use, terminal tackle such as hooks and weights, and of course baits and lures.

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Ah, the sweet sound of a crackling fire, the gentle orange glow and the woodsy smell of smoke. There’s nothing quite like a campfire to make your adventure complete. The following tips will help keep you safe and cozy.

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These days manufacturers are making spinning reels that are virtually backlash free and have made fishing much better for beginners. Try to choose a spinning reel according to what kind of fishing you plan to do first and go from there.


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Creating campsite meals and treats is fun for the whole family.

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People making turkey sounds! Armed with shotguns and bows & arrows! Safe, yes or no? Here are the facts.

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Here are some tips and common toos you'll need to get out there fly fishing. The new season is coming any day now, so this is a must read to get the gears turning again.

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There were many days when Matt Sphar worked as a tree surgeon that he wished he could make a living fishing bass tournaments full time.

For the past three years, the Rochester Bassmasters club member has competed professionally on the B.A.S.S. Tournament Trail's Northern tour, consistently cashing checks. Still, after the weekend tournaments were over Sphar would find himself back up a tree or working construction.


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Spring is about to be sprung! These tips will help you be a productive spring bass fly fisher.

Most anglers believe that Spring is the best time of the year for Fly fishing Bass, when the fish move to shallow water to spawn. Spawning may occur as early as January or as late as May. March and April are considered as the peak months for fly fishing for bass.

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