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Our mission is to develop the definitive on-line fishing community by providing anglers from around the world opportunities to learn or improve their knowledge from our collection of fishing information, meet and interact with other anglers and travel to some of the best fishing hot spots from around the world.

End of Season Reflections of a Female Gillie

Articles - Freshwater Salmon and Trout
Written by Glenda Powell
End of season so……… What am I doing now? There’s something about this time of year when I look back and reflect with sadness that yet another season has come to a close. Yes of course I will admit that there is a certain amount of relief that we have come to the end, but I have lived, breathed and fed on the river for the last eight months. Recommend this article...
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Hunter's Remorse

Articles - Muskie and Pike
Written by Bob Chochola
It’s hunting season again, but this time of year always reminds me of one special fishing trip. This is the story of Three Prancing Reindeer, One Really Big Muskie, and Four Not-so-Lucky Bow Hunters from Iowa… Recommend this article...
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Winter Wonderland

Articles - Ice Fishing
Written by Bob Chochola
My partner and I were all geared up to go ice fishing. Snow suits, boots, insulated gloves, ice rods, and auger to drill holes in some frozen pond – plans were set and we were stoked. After all, I had never been ice fishing before and the thought of this new adventure gave me goose bumps. Recommend this article...
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Top 10 Muskie Bite Triggers

Articles - Muskie and Pike
Written by Bob "Bobzilla" Chochola
It’s often been said that you won’t catch a musky if your bait isn’t in the water. This philosophy keeps the lures splashing from my boat long after most other anglers have gone to bed. If you ask anyone who has had the pleasure of timing a trip around one of ours, they’ll probably tell you about our triumphant returns at two o’clock in the morning singing and giggling like a couple of school boys on summer retreat. The giddy arrival is usually accompanied by a big fish story about a behemoth we dredged up from the depths in the middle of the night. Recommend this article...
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