by Bret Amundson Northern pike are often overlooked when it comes to table fare, with many anglers in the midwest choosing the similar white, flaky walleye filets instead. One reason for this is due to the “Y” bone removal process making filleting pike seem slightly more challenging. In reality, it’s very easy to do. There… Read More Video: How To Remove Y Bones From Northern Pike
Walleye season on Lake Erie and our many inland lakes in NYS opens on May 1. NYS wild turkey season also begins on May 1. There is no time like May in New York, especially in Chautauqua County, NY, where big fish are hungry, and big tom turkeys fight with each other to find that… Read More Chautauqua, NY: SIZZLING SPRING Fishing & Hunting!
On this week’s show, the Royal Dutchman himself, Kevin Heinrichs joins the show and gives us all of his knowledge on the Rainy River and sturgeon fishing. He tells us where he fishes, how he fishes them, how to clean a sturgeon and more. He also talks about how he got hooked on sturgeon, how… Read More Rainy River Sturgeon Podcast
April has come and is almost gone. April is a big spawning month. The smallmouth should be done with spawning and the largemouth bass and crappie started their spawning cycles two weeks ago. On Kentucky and Barkley Lakes when fish spawn that activity can come in waves, meaning there will be fish on shallow flats… Read More Kentucky Lake: Bass Get Spooked When Spawning – Stealth Fishing is Key
Some things in life are worth celebrating and KastKing pro Skeet Reese’s 2024 introduction to the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame is certainly one of them. Reese, one of fishing’s most successful bass anglers has racked up 11 career wins over the last 20 years on multiple tours, including the 2007 BASS Angler of the… Read More KastKing Presents Commemorative Gold-Plated iReel 2 for Skeet Reese’s Hall of Fame Induction
he Alabama State Park system officially began nearly 80 years ago when the Alabama Legislature passed the Department of Conservation Act in March 1939. The act created the Department of Conservation, which contains the Alabama State Parks Division. Today, the state operates 21 parks totaling about 48,000 acres of diverse habitat ranging from coastal beaches… Read More John N Felsher: Best Vacation Lodges In Alabama
The “Fish Fry” evolved from “Mule Day,” which originated in 1938 with the Paris Post Intelligencer as the first sponsor. Farmers came to town on the first Monday in April to trade their mules and other farm products, do their shopping and enjoy the fellowship of their friends. Early in the 1950’s, the Chamber of… Read More Kentucky Lake: The World’s Biggest Fish Fry in Paris, Tenn.
We’re back in New York fishing Lake Ontario and the Niagara River for Brown Trout, Steelhead, Salmon, Lake Trout, and Smallmouth Bass. Who knew Niagara Falls is the place for a great multi-species fishing trip! Hard to beat getting to fish the Great Lakes and a river system. Read more about our trip and see… Read More VIDEO: Niagara River AGLOW Media Camp
On this week’s show, we’re talking about all the wildlife on the spring landscape! Bret Amundson has been in the field with the camera observing breeding pheasants, ducks, deer and more, and he spotted a rare pheasant. Jared Wiklund from Pheasants Forever joins the show to talk about that bird, habitat conditions, why prescribed burns… Read More SJR | Week 607: Rare Pheasants & Land Management
by Doug Wynn Report for April 23, 2024 Hello from the Excel 230 Elite. One can tell the crappie spawn is ongoing due to fishing changing every day. One day they will be on the banks, the next day in 18 feet of water. The 4-5 degree drop in surface temperature had a lot to… Read More Kentucky Lake: Crappie Bite Slows Some With Drop in Water Temps
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