Lake Levels Recede; Catfish/Bluegill/Crappie Bite Good Report for May 15, 2024 Lake levels on Kentucky Lake are receding and headed back to normal summer pool elevation. That’s good news to most anglers and pleasure boaters as the Memorial Holiday weekend, the unofficial kickoff of the summer season nears. The reservoir crested earlier this week after… Read More Kentucky Lake: Steve McCadams’ Fishing Report
“It all started with a Facebook post. Another user shared a photo of a single mushroom found where an ash tree had been cut down, asking for assurance that it was a morel. It was. That was probably case closed for most. But not for me. My mind instantly went into overdrive. In a flash,… Read More Roy Heilman: Is the New Morel Boom Upon Us?
Day 1: Arrival and Lake Exploration Welcome to Kentucky Lake! Memorial Day weekend is the kick off to summer here at the South’s Great Lake! As you arrive at your accommodation, whether it’s a cottage, or private rental, or even a campsite near the lake, the excitement of the long weekend ahead fills the air. After settling in, head… Read More Kentucky Lake: Memorial Day Weekend Itinerary Ideas
On this week’s show, pro Walleye angler Tom Huynh joins the show. He give us some tips for the walleye opener, setting up Livescope, targeting bigger walleyes and more. He also tells us his incredibly unique story on how he got into tournament fishing, and about his favorite jig colors and a new one on… Read More Amundson: Walleye and Livescope Tips with Tourney Angler Tom Huynh | Podcast
Whether you’re interested in having fun or putting more fish in your livewell, try these proven tactics for bass, panfish and trout. When Mother Nature finally releases her icy grip and spring rolls around, many anglers think about putting more fish in the boat to erase thoughts of winter cabin fever. Up north, ice-out typically… Read More Alan Clemons: How To Catch More Fish In The Spring
ADVENTURESS, the only women’s hunting and fishing magazine, has now released its 22nd issue. With a hunting and fishing base, the magazine also features another outdoor activity in each issue, inspiring women in other ways to get outdoors and try new things. However, this is the first time the other outdoor activity has been on… Read More ADVENTURESS: New Spring Issue Featuring Giant Fish and Giant Mushrooms!
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
Most would agree that the camp knife is the overall best camping tool one can have — this is due to its myriad applications, from cutting twigs, splitting small logs, a multiple of slicing needs around the camp kitchen, preparing kindling for the campfire, creating components for a survival shelter or simply just relaxing while… Read More Tom Watson: Best Cutting Tools Around Camp: Knife? Axe? Saw?
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!
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
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