Freshwater angling is a thrilling experience, but it doesn’t come without technical difficulties.
With so many places to fish, from big lakes to small streams and so many species to catch, it can be challenging to know how to set up properly, or how to fish for a certain species.
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The lowly mealworm isn’t really a worm at all, it is most commonly the larvae of the darkling beetle. This beetle, also known as the Tenebrio Molitor is a common larva in North America. Its distinctive yellow color, articulated exoskeleton, and a size ranging from one-half inch to one inch in length is a familiar …
Trout feed on many smaller fish, either of the same species or other species. Minnows make up a large part of a trout’s diet. What Trout Eat Minnows Any trout that has access to minnows will feed on them. That means nearly all freshwater trout eat minnows. Some trout are more aggressive than others, and they …
Brook trout are known for being of smaller sizes, but that’s not the whole truth. In actual fact, the largest brook trout on record is 31.5 inches long and weighed 14.8 pounds. The average weight of a brook trout is 2-6 lbs, and the average length of a brook trout is 6-12 inches. Growth Rate …
Many species of fish will consume frogs in small quantities. Some species of fish, in particular bass, will consume frogs in large quantities. Do all fish eat frogs? Not all fish eat frogs. Some fish in the lakes and rivers, like a crescent or duskystripe shiner, redbelly dace, or razorback sucker, are vegetarian and feed …
Trout and bass make up some of the best fishing in the U.S. These freshwater fish species share some similarities, but at the end of the day, they are different fish to catch and eat. So what’s the scoop on trout vs. bass, and which one should you fish for next? After reeling in both, …
To keep scoring on your bass fishing sessions, you need to be consistent in paying attention to all details. And the water temperature is one of the key factors that can and will decide the fate of your fishing! The best water temperature for bass fishing is between 50-85 degrees F. Bass prefer warmer water …
Not only does braided line float, but it is also the only style of the three most popular types of fishing line that does float. That’s an important consideration, and one of the main reason bass anglers prefer braided line to monofilament or fluorocarbon fishing line. Why Does Braided Line Float? Concrete boat contests, yes …
Carp and bass are very similar in the fact that they are both large freshwater fish living in warm lakes and rivers. The main difference between carp and bass is their size, as carp grow larger and more powerful than bass. After my fair share reeling in both, here are my thoughts on carp vs. …
Brook trout are a common freshwater fish species that live in lakes and rivers. As juveniles, they eat plankton and when they grow to adulthood, their diet varies. Adult brook trout have been known to eat insects, worms, crustaceans, leeches, amphibians, small fish, small mammals, and even plants. In this article, we’ll provide you with …
Braided line is the go-to line for many anglers. Yet, how you use a braided line is a big question, especially when wondering if you can use a braided line on a spinning reel. The answer to that question is yes, BUT there are some things you should know about before jumping in with a …