Take Me Fishing Blog

I was at a boat ramp the other day and saw a boat off the trailer sitting directly on the ramp.

There’s not much I like more than warm summer days.

Recently on The Fishing Wire, I read a report about aggressive bass biting fingers and caught by hand.

I recently read a survey which said that over 73% of anglers are taken fishing for the first time by their father.

One of the things I enjoy most about fishing is that, with a little imagination, it’s possible to make exotic-style adventures happen right near home.

All fishing is fun, but top-water action functions on a higher plane.

For whatever reason, I’ve always been interested in signs.

I’m always happy to see anglers do good things for rivers, lakes and oceans. 

During a recent fishing trip, my crappie jig snagged a small, striped shell.

It’s probably true that most of us have some form of artwork that is related to fishing in our homes.

I often write about fishing in far-flung wild locales, but some of my favorite fishing spots are found in places that anyone can easily access—state parks.

When was the last time you saw a wooden lure?