It's no secret that the use of forward-facing sonar has become the hottest topic in bass fishing in the past few years, and it's easily the most debated... even among the pros. Just about every seriou ...

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For generations, Chautauqua Lake has been known for musky fishing, and still is, but was also well known for outstanding walleye fishing. But over the past several years, anglers have noticed another ...

At the recent iCAST Show I met with Whitewater, which offers nice fishing apparel. In talking they found out that I was from Idaho and they said then you know Chris Weber, a premier fishing guide on ...

Garmin, the world’s largest 1 and most innovative marine electronics manufacturer, today announced the LiveScope ™ 2 Series, the next evolution of its award-winning live-scanning sonar lineup. Widely ...

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Late winter often produces the biggest perch of the entire ice fishing season. The 60-degree sun beat down on me like a death ray. The foot or so of softening ice I stood on acted like a mirror, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mar. 7—A perch weighing nearly 3 pounds caught at Devils Lake might very well be North Dakota's new state record. The perch in ...

MADISON, (WKOW) — Madison's lakes, once teeming with perch, are experiencing a decline due to invasive species. This change is impacting local businesses as fewer anglers visit the lakes. Pat Hasburgh ...

FARGO — Jason Mitchell’s words carry weight among North Dakota’s outdoorsmen. The longtime guide and media personality based in Devils Lake carries on the tradition of the late Tony Dean in that realm ...

Fish finder technology has leaped forward in the past few years, from bottom flashers and scrolls of paper to modern digital displays. The most advanced fish finders push the limits of sonar and ...