Florida is most famous for saltwater fishing but it shouldn’t be overlooked for freshwater fishing either. With more than 7,700 lakes and 12,000 miles of fishable rivers, Florida’s freshwater fishing beats most states. Florida’s climate keeps fish active year round and plentiful. When fishing in Florida, the obvious first stop is the infamous Lake Okeechobee….
New Jersey is often overlooked when it comes to fishing destinations, which is a big shame because the Garden State is home to a plethora of fishing opportunities. With over 400 lakes, ponds and reservoirs, as well as numerous rivers and the Atlantic Ocean, you’ll find that New Jersey is home to a larger amount…
Virginia doesn’t get talked about enough for its awesome freshwater fishing. It’s hard to wrap my mind around why it hasn’t been talked about more. Virginia has trout streams, giant smooth flowing rivers, and huge reservoirs that have fish that could be champions of the world. Virginia is even home to the famous world record…
If you’ve spent any time around Midwest or Great Lakes anglers, you know walleye isn’t just a fish — it’s practically a regional identity. Part of that comes down to the dinner table (few freshwater fish eat better), but a lot of it comes down to how walleye behave. These are low-light predators with a…
When shopping for fishing gear, we see a lot of products that seem great but often result in wasted money and time. Wasted time includes fishing line and hooks that get stuck or bent under pressure, nets that rip, and tools that fall apart. Wasted money is when you buy fishing gear that doesn’t last…
Fishing might not be the first thing people think about when they travel to Indiana, but they are making a mistake. Indiana has thousands of streams and rivers, over 1,000 lakes, and even a portion of the Lake Michigan coastline. They even have salmon and walleye. There is so much variety here in Indiana. Monroe…