Compound Bow Setup: Draw Weight, Draw Length, Let-Off Explained
Most compound bow problems come down to a bad setup at the pro shop. Here is how to make sure yours is right the first time.
Musky: The Fish of 10,000 Casts and What's Actually Worth It
The musky myth — 10,000 casts for one fish — is a slight exaggeration. The actual numbers and what it really takes to catch one.
Catfish After Dark: Setting Up for a Productive Night
Catfishing is a nighttime game. Here's the rig, the bait, and the setup that puts blues, flatheads, and channels on the bank.
Ice Fishing on a Budget: You Don't Need a $12,000 Shack
Ice fishing has become an equipment arms race. Here's how to fish productively through the ice for under $500 in gear — because the fish don't care.
Alaskan Sockeye: Combat Fishing with Dignity
Combat sockeye fishing in Alaska is crowded, chaotic, and productive. Here's how to catch fish while keeping your head and not ruining anyone else's day.
Salmon Fishing the Pacific Northwest: Kings, Cohos, and Rain Gear
Pacific salmon fishing from the boat — trolling, mooching, and casting for Chinook and coho off the Washington and Oregon coasts.
Northern Pike on Topwater: A Violent Joy of a Fish
Northern pike slashing a topwater at 10 feet from the boat is among fishing's most violent and satisfying moments. Here's how to make it happen.
Jigging Saugers and Walleye Through Winter Lake Ice
Ice fishing for walleye and sauger — tip-ups, jigs, electronics, and the Minnesota/North Dakota border lakes that produce big fish year after year.
Walleye Fishing in the Midwest: The Techniques That Consistently Catch Fish
Walleye are famous for being moody. Here are the techniques that catch them when nothing else is working — jigging, pulling crankbaits, and the bobber game.
Smallmouth Bass in River Current: Topwater, Tubes, and Timing
River smallmouth eat differently than lake fish. Here's how to read current, pick the right lure, and time the day for smashed topwater bites.
