How To Hold A Bluegill- Tips and Best Practices
The proper way to hold a Bluegill is to first be sure your hands are wet. Next, slide your hand down the fish starting at the mouth and move toward the belly. Keep your fingers …
Are There Panfish In Alaska?
The state of Alaska is known for its fantastic fishing and angling opportunities. But, are there Panfish in Alaska? It’s an extremely large state, with many diverse habitats from the temperate Southeast to the extreme …
Shell Cracker Fish | Everything You Need To Know
Often overshadowed by their cousin the black crappie and bluegill, shell cracker fish are a bit of a mystery to some anglers. In this article, I hope to clear up some of the confusion and …
Fellsmere Reservoir Maps – Breaking down the Lake Into Sections
About Fellsmere Reservoir Chances are if you love to fish for Largemouth Bass, you have heard about the Fellsmere Reservoir (also known as Headwaters Lake) located in Central Florida. This 10,000-acre man-made impoundment is a …
Bluegill Spawn- Temperature, Habitat, Biology and More.
If you want to take your bluegill fishing to the next level, you need to understand the bluegill spawn. This article is a deep dive into the temperature, habitat and biology of the mighty bluegill. …
Bowfin vs Snakehead: Main Differences, Explained
So you’ve caught a long, slimy mean-looking fish. It has sharp teeth, and rough scales, and looks like a dinosaur… Did you catch a Bowfin or a Snakehead? Let’s dive in! Are Bowfin and Snakehead …
Using Bluegill for Catfish Bait- Tips and Techniques
Many people think of catfish as lazy bottom feeders, but that is just not the case. In fact, catfish are a top predator and one of the most successful and widespread fish in the world. …
Bluegill vs Sunfish- Are they the same?
Bluegill vs Sunfish: Are they the same? Sunfish are a family of freshwater fish (Centrarchidae) native to North America. This family of fish is comprised of 34 different species living today. One of the most …
How To Catch Wild Shiners For Bait (Step By Step)
Wild shiners can cost as much as $50 per dozen! Ouch! Well, you don’t have to spend an arm and a leg at the bait shop to fish with wild shiners. In fact, chances are …