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- Sep 17, 2026
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How to Catch Giant Trout This Fall (With Spinning Gear) (opens the original)
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Spring will always be king for trout, no doubt, but I always look forward to the fall. In many ways, finding success is a bit more challenging this time of year, which I believe is part of the fun. Flows tend to be lower. The water is often clear. You might have to deal with ripping a bunch of fallen leaves off your line every few casts. But it’s worth dealing with these minor nuisances, because fall offers a lot of perks. The biggest may be a lack of bug life. From late spring through mid-Septe
Here's How Video Games Led This California Kid to Bass Fishing Superstardom (opens the original)
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I’VE FISHED WITH Oliver Ngy on my home waters twice, and I walked away from both trips so inspired I was giddy, yet hopelessly frustrated at the same time. It’s rare for me to meet a fisherman who bucks the mindset of the average angler so hard it makes me feel as though I’m a novice on the water — despite my having been utterly devoted to, and infatuated with, the sport for more than 30 years. But no matter how dialed in you think you are, no matter how well you believe you know your home turf,
Here's Why This State Has Become a Hot Spot for Catching Exotic Fish From the Amazon (opens the original)
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In early September, AOL News reported on a rare catch in South Florida. Artist and devout fly angler Eric Estrada reeled in what he initially believed to be a piranha. According to the story, Estrada was fishing in a neighborhood pond where usual targets include peacock bass, snook, and tarpon—the latter two have high tolerances for freshwater. Instead, he found himself casting into a feeding frenzy, and his fly kept getting bitten off clean. When Estrada finally landed one of the culprits, the
This Professor Teaches Bass Fishing at an Ivy League School. Here's His Lesson Plan (opens the original)
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Maybe your kid wants to level up from worms and bobbers to more “serious” bass tactics. Perhaps your non-fishy neighbor just watched the Bassmaster Classic and now he wants to join the fun. Or maybe someone in your life wants to learn to catch bass but you’re not that into fishing yourself. So, where do you begin? After all, the sport can be as complex and technical as you want to make it. There are more bass-specific rods, lines, and lures out there than for any other species. But what veteran,
Rookie Anglers Hate Old-School Bass Lures — But These 3 Cheap Baits Still Catch Fish Like Crazy (opens the original)
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We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › The fishing world is one of trends. At any given time, tackle manufacturers are toiling away to bring new, exciting, and often expensive lures to market. Thanks to the power of social media, our feeds can be easily inundated with the “hottest” new products and techniques. In many cases, newer is, in fact, better. Take the introduction of Gary Yamamoto’s Senko as an example. It proved
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