Lucas

When the fish rise, anglers believe there should be lots of bugs on the water. The truth is typicaly the reverse. A trout may look … Read more

You throw the net, it falls to bottom in a circle, sinks beneath the surface and you start hauling it in. Eighteen threadfin shad. Not … Read more

Looking down into a coastal pond, you are standing along its shoreline. The water is clean; it reflect the blue sky above. Bream or bass … Read more

It’s a biological line in a sand, a place where fresh water collides with saltwater. That collision form a gradient that governs everything from baitfish … Read more

Salinity is not a binary switch, freshwater vs saltwater; it’s far more complex than most people realize. Estuary are a place where fresh river water … Read more

This time of year you might hear folks say the bass is spawning at fifty-degree water. It’s traditional in the springtime to think that way, … Read more

The lure goes in the water and it doesn’t sink as fast than yesterday. You think the weight isn’t right or the line isn’t right, … Read more

In late March, sun comes up a couple minutes sooner each morning, though you may not realize it til your game plan falls flat. Yep, … Read more

You’re standing on the bank thinking the fish should be up there but it’s cold out. The wind is blowing and ice is off. This … Read more

When the winter weather freezes the water of your pond, it doesn’t freeze all at once, but rather into layers. This means that unless you … Read more

If you’ve been frustrated by fishing with no action, you know what I’m talking about. Fish don’t shows up on your screen. Or they’re there, … Read more