Types of Fish Species
Throughout the country, there are numerous ponds and lakes that are stocked with farm or hatchery-raised catfish. These are very popular destinations for fishermen and while these bodies of water are full of fish, there …
Although freshwater drum are relatively common in various parts of North America, many anglers despise them, much less bring them home for a meal. But why is that? Are freshwater Drum good to eat and …
To many anglers, trout fishing in a recently stocked river or lake sounds like the easiest and most rewarding thing to do. But after the initial rush, what should you do if the freshly stocked …
Crappie is the second most popular freshwater fish in North America, bested only by the Largemouth Bass. In fact, millions of anglers pursue crappie all year long, but many don’t understand the differences between Black …
Fishing for catfish during the winter or during strong cold fronts can be challenging….And it has many anglers asking if they even bite during the winter? how do you target and catch them during cold …
Peacock Bass are one of the most beautiful species of fish in the world, and they are highly prized by anglers. Luckily, you don’t have to travel to Central or South America to catch these …
White Bass don’t make headlines like Largemouth, Smallmouth and other more prized gamefish…but what about the table quality? Is it really true they all taste like ‘mud’? In this article, I’ll share with you my …
Carp are one of the most common fish species in the world and are found throughout Asia, Europe, and the United States. While considered a delicacy in much of the world, carp have a terrible …
Below that layer of thick ice, lays an entire ecosystem thriving despite the frigid temperatures. But, If you are new to ice fishing you may be wondering: what kind of fish do you catch ice …
If you live in the warm-water areas of the midwest and the southeastern United States, you probably have encountered a gar fish while fishing. These toothy, prehistoric creatures are a nuisance to some anglers and …
