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A gallery of more than 30 new products from your favorite fishing companies.
When fish are swimming in your home waters that aren’t supposed to be there, what do you do? You go catch them!
The 12-pounder caught by Lea Anne Powell would break IGFA’s 12-pound line-class record.
Oklahoma’s hidden gem provides exciting action for kayak and canoe anglers.
A jumbo plug lands a northern pike fanatic a new state record.
New rods, reels, lures and footwear for freshwater anglers.
Besides providing surprisingly good fishing, isolated wetlands such as ponds and marshes excel at catching pollution.
National interest in tiny lures is on the rise with their promise of great variety and fast fishing.
Largemouth bass are green, not yellow. What happened to this fish?
A dad and his son were ice fishing an unidentified lake in the eastern part of the state when they hooked the surprising catch.
Researchers studied why the prized freshwater gamefish is so hard to catch.
A group of invasive snakeheads were discovered in a freshwater pond, where they were studied and then killed.
A gallery of more than 30 new products from your favorite fishing companies.
When fish are swimming in your home waters that aren’t supposed to be there, what do you do? You go catch them!
The 12-pounder caught by Lea Anne Powell would break IGFA’s 12-pound line-class record.
Oklahoma’s hidden gem provides exciting action for kayak and canoe anglers.
A jumbo plug lands a northern pike fanatic a new state record.
New rods, reels, lures and footwear for freshwater anglers.
Besides providing surprisingly good fishing, isolated wetlands such as ponds and marshes excel at catching pollution.
National interest in tiny lures is on the rise with their promise of great variety and fast fishing.
Largemouth bass are green, not yellow. What happened to this fish?
A dad and his son were ice fishing an unidentified lake in the eastern part of the state when they hooked the surprising catch.
Researchers studied why the prized freshwater gamefish is so hard to catch.
A group of invasive snakeheads were discovered in a freshwater pond, where they were studied and then killed.
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