Techniques, gear reviews, and trip reports for freshwater and saltwater anglers.
Meet the P-Wee Worm—the small, durable soft-plastic that turns “what should I throw?” into nonstop bites. With natural action, multiple rig options, and fish-catching power in freshwater or saltwater, it’s a must-have for anglers of every skill level.
The Rebel Wee Crawfish is a fan-favorite crankbait that mimics one of bass (and more) favorite meals with realistic detail and irresistible action—especially around rocky cover in spring and fall. Learn the best setups and retrieves to trigger those crawfish strikes in lakes, rivers, and streams.
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Catch the only native U.S. cichlid—the feisty Rio Grande Cichlid—and get ready for aggressive strikes and a fight that’s bigger than its size. From the best tackle and sight-fishing techniques to peak breeding-season tactics, this guide shows you exactly how to target and land these turquoise beauties.
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Spring is prime largemouth bass time—when they move into shallow, protected spawning zones (often within 10 feet of shore and 1–6 feet deep) near bulrush pockets or sunken logs. Watch the water temperature through the day, target windy mudlines and pond vegetation with bright lures or a lipless crankbait, and be ready for fast, aggressive strikes as bass slide into pre-spawn.
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Craving action-packed Texas white bass summer fishing? Hit the hottest spots—Choke Canyon, Lake Texana, Ray Hubbard, Lavon, and Toledo Bend—then use small live baits or topwater/crankbaits to turn a slow day into 100s of fish.
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Wondering if redfish really hit spoons? When you target the right feeding lanes—weedlines, potholes, and surface-active fish—using a fluttery retrieve with bumps and pauses (plus weedless options where needed) can turn short casts into big catches.
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