- Camera Tips
Many anglers use underwater cameras to help them locate fish during the hardwater season. These tips will help you see further under the ice.
- Mission Up The Umpherville River Pt 1
While visiting Wollaston lake in Northern Canada, Jim Sammons, Jeff Goudreau and Ken Whiting paddle, drag and slog their way up the Umpherville River to discover untouched pike, grayling and walleye fishing.
- Kayak Fishing Texas Style
Chad Hoover connects with Steve Alexander of Private Water Fishing, and finds some amazing bass action in one of Private Water Fishing's top spots.
- Make The Most Out Of Your Sonar Unit
These tips for adjusting your settings and selecting a different modes will help you get the most out of your sonar unit.
- Mariko's Manitoba Adventure
Mariko's Manitoba adventure starts with a journey to Budd's Gunisao Lake Lodge and shortly after getting off the plane Mariko and her guide Dusty are already on fish.
- Update Your GPS Trail Presets
To get the most out of your electronics it is a good idea to program your own presets. These tips will help you program the trail presets to update more often to get a more accurate reading.
- Flasher Beam Options
To get the most out of your electronics you need to know how to understand the different settings. These tips will help you get the most from your flasher while ice fishing.
- The Claw
This is a handy gadget you can rent or own that allows you to scout the bottom of the lake for lost items and bring them back up to the surface.
- NMEA 2000 at Toronto Boat Show
NMEA 2000 is the networking system that connects all the devices and displays on a boat. Come check out the Maretron WSO100 at the Toronto International Boat Show and see the detailed weather information it can give you using the NMEA 2000 networking system.
- Garmin GPSMAP 740 at Toronto Boat Show
An example of how easy it is to create a route using the Garmin GPSMAP 740. Come check it out in person at the Toronto International Boat Show.
- Attracting Striped Bass
A rookie mistake in the tournament world is trying to catch fish with baits that smell and taste like plastic. Using a quality gel scent like this one can mean the difference between losing and a paycheck.
- Using An Umbrella Rig
The Alabama rig has become really popular lately, but most people don't realize that striped bass anglers have been using the rig for years before Paul Elias won that FLW tournament but with one important difference.
- Rooster Fishing in Costa Rica
Jim Sammons targets big roosters with Brian Daily, owner of the luxurious and remote Encanta La Vida lodge on the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica.
- Managing Lakes for Trophy Bass
Steve Alexander of Private Water Fishing in Texas 'shocks' one of the trophy bass lakes that he manages, and provides unique insight into how they manage lakes to grow trophy largemouth bass.
- Dressing For The Weather
When it is cold and wet outside but you can't resist hitting the water learn the best ways to dress to stay warm and dry and enjoy the day on the water.
- Just Another Gunisao Walleye
If you are a fan of walleye fishing then Gunisao Lake is the place to be! The walleye action was so hot Mariko couldn't even have a conversation with being interrupted.
- Skipping a Swimbait for Bass
Skipping a swimbait under docks and cover can really pay off when targeting bass.
- Great Hook Removal Technique
Chris Coufal embeds a treble hook deep in his hand, which provided Chad Hoover with a great opportunity to demonstrate a fantastic and reliable hook removal technique.
- Kayak Fishing for Monster Bass on Lake El Salto - Mexico
Jim Sammons and Ed Howerton hit Lake El Salto on the hunt for monster largemouth bass.
- Megabass Vision 110 Magnum with Randy Blaukat
Randy Blaukat introduces the new Megabass Vision 110 Magnum jerkbait, sharing tips and technique on Beaver Lake, Arkansas following his 4th place finish at the FLW tournament.
- XPOD Jr
With the same strike-inducing profile, transforming lip, one-knocker system, and PopMax-inspired Hydrodynamic gills, the XPOD Jr. packs the punch of the original XPOD into a 3½ inch frame to increase your catch-rate on the water. The XPOD Jr. features seven distinct positions, which allow this versatile topwater plug to walk the dog, chug on the surface, or act as a shallow sub-surface swimbait.
- V-FLAT Power Bomb
With an ultra-compact design, the V-FLAT Power Bomb packs the extreme castability and big slow-rolling action of much larger, heavy-weight spinnerbaits. Unlike conventional 1/2 oz. spinnerbaits, more of the V-FLAT Power Bomb's total weight is concentrated in the V-FLAT head design. This concentration of weight translates into the kind of larger rolling-action that you are more used to seeing in
- X-DAD
Introducing a completely new sensational bottom-tapping crankbait: X-DAD. Often referred to as "Uchida Craw" (Signal Crayfish) by the lure's creator, Yuki Ito, this craw-like suspending crankbait is designed to perform under tough conditions such as shad kills, where water temperatures drop precipitously low and result in massive die-offs and largely inactive bass.
- Dog-X Speed Slide
Megabass has reinvented the Dog-X, bringing recent technological innovations to bear in order to create the ultimate dog-walker. Featuring an upgraded Seesaw Balancing System (PAT.) and a new Water Through Gill (PAT.) design, the Dog-X Speed Slide can walk in place with well-timed consecutive twitches of the rod, sitting on top of your target-zone for longer than the original.
- Learning to Dropshot
In this web exclusive Mark Melnyk shows you the best set up and how to rig your gear for using this essential technique for targeting smallmouth bass.
