Ice-cold crankin': when the thermometer implies trout fishing is foolish, you're no fool to be fishing

Article Abstract:

Trout fishing can be successful in frigid water as long as fishermen realize that they do not have to do a lot of work to fish. The metabolism of the fish slows and makes the fish more sluggish. Drifting lines or still lines are more likely to catch fish in the winter.

Trout fishing

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Pike's peak: they get little respect during bass season, but northerns on top are spring angling's most exciting predators

Article Abstract:

Pike are an underappreciated gamefish that are not easy to catch. They frequent topwater in late spring when water temperature is in the 50s or low 60s. Slow-moving plugs, buzzbaits and stickbaits are good choices for lures.

Pike fishing

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Fishing the deep freeze

Article Abstract:

The tactics used by icefishers can also be useful when fishing in open water during the winter. The steps in catching fish during the winter include finding a good location and keeping bait at a certain depth.

Ice fishing

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