March is time to fertilize small ponds
With spring just around the corner and water temperatures on the rise, pond owners should proceed to the next level of their continual improvement program. […]
With spring just around the corner and water temperatures on the rise, pond owners should proceed to the next level of their continual improvement program. […]
These three bass fishing patterns have always seemed to be among the best to fish in March.[…]
Spring speckled trout will move miles to get away from muddy water because they need water with higher salinity.[…]
Feb. 1 is the prime day to start scouting deer for next year across most of Louisiana.[…]
These swimbaits will serve your bass plan well in the spring months.[…]
Deer hunters can improve their chances with a little buffering and protection around attractive sites on their properties.[…]
Prespawn bass are moving and looking for food, so crankbaits allow you to effectively cover water to find the hot spots.[…]
Be aggressive when you see birds diving in Lake Pontchartrain if you’re targeting reds — time is of the essence to hook up, according to Matrix Shad’s Chas Champagne. […]
How to create a shock absorber between the main braid and your lures.[…]
Nothing like topwater frog explosions Bassmaster Elite Series pro Keith Combs has to put fish in the boat year round, but he experiences what every other angler does during the summer: Tough fishing, when five
Punch skirts are popular with many bass anglers because they turn normal creature baits into essentially jig presentations.[…]
Caleb Meyer recycles old lures by melting them down and pouring them into his own soft-plastic mold.[…]
Most Louisiana anglers have seen, either in person or in videos, redfish in water that’s so clear, it looks like it should have been delivered by the Kentwood man.[…]
The waterfowl study leader for the LDWF comes across hunters’ efforts at producing realistic decoy spreads from his seat in the plane. Here’s his advice for the best set-ups.[…]
One of the most effective techniques for catching fish along Louisiana’s coast is to locate marsh drains on falling tides.[…]
After a few fish, clear baits are more white than they are translucent, and that can make them less attractive to speckled trout and redfish.[…]