Husband and wife fishing duo Cole & Jay demonstrate how to set up and use the ultimate jig and bobber rig to catch giant ...

There are not a lot of folks out on the lake and as daylight hours get shorter and the water temps continue to fall, the bite should only get better for everything.

One of the sayings I’ve heard and read over the years is “there’s a lot more to fishing than just catching fish.” The ...

A common question is, “What’s the best lure to throw to catch lots of fish of various species?” For me, the answer is easy. A bladed swim jig paired with a plastic trailer catches bass, northern pike ...

Two Fish Jigs partners with a non-profit CNC machine shop to produce a remarkably effective and consistent jig with a surprising social impact. As the El Niño conditions continue in the Pacific, the ...

Anglers looking for summer opportunities can find strong fishing across southeastern Ohio’s lakes and reservoirs for species including saugeye, bass, catfish and crappie, according to a community ...

Fishing duo Cole & Jay explain how simple jig-and-bobber tactics can completely change your creek crappie success. Shocking documentary follows Elizabeth Holmes as she prepares to go to prison He was ...

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ASHDOWN -- Stick-ups, bushes and brush are all hot spots for catching a mess of crappie. Mackey Harvin, a guide at famed Millwood Lake, leaves this cover behind and heads for open water. The shallow ...

As winter loosens its grip and the waters of Chautauqua Lake climb into the welcoming range of the 50s, something special begins to stir beneath the surface. For anglers, this is more than just a ...

It seems when the dogwoods have bloomed, that's a signal that it's time to head to the lakes for some ultralight tackle fun fishing. Crappie aren't the biggest fish found in the Santee Cooper lakes ...

Hair jigs are most notably useful for crappie in the coldest of waters, but they’re quite effective all year long, and for the best of reasons: they attract attention from the most finicky of ...