Lucas

When you look at a grown fish, all you see is end result. It is a six-pound walleye or a 40-cm bass. What you don’t … Read more

Look at a few of those fish out of the net. They look like they looked last month. That means a lack of gain could … Read more

The weight is never exact, but that’s not really what matters. The point of estimating weights is to survive. It help determine whether or not … Read more

Before you even begin, though, you notice the cooler is half full, and that nasty-looking grunt will suffice as a replacement for the snapper you … Read more

So if the cooler is full then the aggregate limit eliminates any questions over whose fish is what. Not only does it apply to your … Read more

There it is: a cooler of fish sitting by your feet. As you stand on the shore of the lake looking down, you suddenly start … Read more

Today’s fishery regulations don’t involve counting on one hand. They are complex sets of groups and mixtures of species with total limits. That’s because managers … Read more

When the sun goes down and the cooler is full, you can lose count. Five fish per person? Check. How many bass do I have … Read more

There’s something odd about opening up your calendar and realizing the fishing season is coming to an end far quicker then you have time off … Read more

You open the garage door. Your eyes take in the clutter. Tackle boxes fills the corners; rods lean against walls. Outside the window, the weather … Read more

How long do you think you’ll stay at any given spot? That’s something you don’t realy plan much. Knowing where the fish are go into … Read more