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Random thing I wanted to check with other anglers. I know what with Covid no one wants to touch things outside currently, but in general, How many people clean up their area or surrounding area while they are out fishing? I wanted to check cause almost every fishing spot no matter where it is...

With this winter being slightly delayed and extending into march this is one of the first years i have managed to get out ice fishing during march. Which got me wondering, what is the latest you have been able to go ice fishing? Also what was the ice thickness? Just curious as I know out...

Thanks for the tip. I looked up the moss boss and it does look alright. I don't think I've seen one around before but if i do i might just have to grab it.

Hey everyone. I tried inflated worms for steelhead the last couple years and had my best year yet this past spring. I know there are other options but not sure what else might work as good for me. Usually fishing in small creeks/rivers. Anyone got any thoughts? Also, just wanted to share this...

Hey guys. So normally I fish the regular style frog with a soft body and twin hooks on the back and it has worked good. Just curious if anyone has tried the hybrid frogs in this FFTROU video? They have weedless treble hooks which I have not tried yet. But it's interesting that it can be a multi...

I have not yet been able to grab one myself, but I saw they have tuners you can use for ice fishing so may pick up one to see how well it works.

I have not yet had a chance to go carp fishing but definitely want to check it out. Nice Fish

I didn't realize this was even possible. apparently you can get voltage tuned lures to attract more fish. or add things to existing lures. I might grab some of these to check out but definitely would be cool to see if they work as good as they say. Not sure how they fit into the rules though...

I would recommend a glove light like the one in this link. Granted I bought mine for only a couple dollars through the wish app but they are compact and convenient because once they are on they free up your hands. Friends and i recently used them for some night time ice fishing...

I'll definitely try out this technique for attracting perch. Seems to be a good way to draw them in. Plus it gives you more to do than just waiting around. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foGvaio1Cgc

I was able to get out to Shades Mill in Cambridge last weekend and we had 12" of ice. About 1-2 inches on top were not the best but solid clear ice the rest. Likely due to the slight thaw a couple weeks ago. Managed to pull in a nice pike. I'll upload pic if I can get it transferred later. Happy...