Fishing In Nantucket Nantucket, with its Native American name meaning “Faraway Land,” lives up to its reputation as an idyllic escape. Just 30 miles off the coast of Massachusetts, the island offers
Spring Brown Trout Lake Ontario: The Southern Shores of in Early Spring Imagine the southern shores of Lake Ontario in early spring: cold northeast winds, lingering lake-effect snow, and water temperatures hovering
Bucktail Fly, Modern Tactics on Iconic Trout Streams When you visit a famous trout stream like the Ausable River in New York’s Adirondack Park, you’ll notice many anglers using “thingamabobber” strike indicators,
Canoe and Kayak “Cast and Blast” Adventures There’s nothing like the combination of fishing and hunting in the fall, and when you’re in a canoe or kayak, it’s the perfect setup for
The Role of the Adirondack Guide in the Early 1800s: Then and Now In the early 1800s, as the Adirondack Mountains began to draw its first wave of tourists, the Adirondack guide
Spring Brown Trout Fishing in New York: A Comprehensive Guide Spring has arrived, and after a long, cold winter, anglers are gearing up to chase one of the most sought-after game species—spring
A paddler enjoys the scenery on the South Inlet to Raquette Lake. A Typical Spring Morning A typical morning at the South Inlet to Raquette Lake, NY, in late spring or summer
Several years ago, when I first heard about the fishing technique called “drop shot rigs for bass,” I couldn’t help but laugh. It reminded me of my first fishing trip to Lake
Trolling for trout is a simple and effective way to cover water and find fish, especially on quiet mountain ponds and lakes. Early in the morning, when the water is calm and
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