by Bill Kendy | Nov 16, 2021 | Fishing
How to Stock a Pond with Trout Rainbow trout stocked fishing ponds in the South? No way. Trout are cold water species and do best out west or in the northern climates where the water is more to their liking. Right? With some exceptions, a native trout fishery doesn’t...
by Frank Sargeant | Nov 10, 2021 | Fishing
Slow-Pitch Jigging Explained Reef anglers who head out to the continental shelf and beyond have long been aware of the effectiveness of vertical jigging, but the relatively new gear and tactics used in a method known as “slow pitch jigging” is making the tactic much...
by John E. Phillips | Nov 9, 2021 | Fishing
Texas-Rig Fishing Fundamentals for Soft Plastics and Swimbaits The Texas rig was one of the first ways to rig soft-plastics weedless and fish them without the lure becoming hung. Probably the first plastic worms were invented to mimic night crawlers or earthworms, but...
by David Thornton | Nov 2, 2021 | Fishing
The Best Surf Fishing Rigs You Need to Know It seems nowadays, we as anglers are assailed by an ever growing host of choices. Even something as simple surf fishing has become clouded with a myriad of types of tackle, gear, lines, rods, reels, and accessories. Not the...
by Bill Kendy | Oct 6, 2021 | Fishing
How To Build A Pond – Stocking and Maintenance Congratulations. You followed the first part of the “how to build a pond” process and are now the proud owner of your own fishing pond. You invested thousands of dollars, a bunch of time and effort and...
by Frank Sargeant | Oct 6, 2021 | Fishing
Neely Henry Lake Fishing Tips A lot of anglers from outside Alabama have never heard of Neely Henry Lake Reservoir, but it’s a highly-productive lake that doesn’t get nearly the pressure of better-known waters like nearby Guntersville, and that can be fished when the...
