Vote for the catch you feel is the most outstanding, considering not only the fish's size, but also the body of water, geographic location and method used.

Variety may be the spice of life, but in crappie fishing it can also be a curse, at least when it comes to weeding through lure-color options. 

Stay active with artificial presentations to make hefty kittens chase down their food—after all, it’s an instinct.

When the pressure is on and anglers are playing bumper-boats vying for the spot-on-the-spot, consider these slick tricks that will help you boat more walleyes.

Spring creeks and flatland trout streams with moderate flows develop aquatic grasses and broadleaf weeds that hold one of the trout’s favorite forage items—freshwater scuds.

Bass Pro Gary Klein explains and demonstrates how to use a small worm for big bass.

The NAFC staff has carefully chosen 10 finalists for the April Outstanding Catch Awards contest. Now it's up to you! Vote for the catch you feel is the most outstanding, considering not only the fish's size, but also the body of water, geographic location and method used.

When the bite gets tough, anglers are often their own worst enemy. We all have methods to catch big bass that we prefer over others, but there are times when stepping out of our comfort zone will pay big dividends.

There’s a long list of proven baits that have stood the test of time—lures that have caught a lot of fish in the past, and still can today.

There is no doubt that summer panfish can be tough, but ‘gill and crappie guru, Brian “Bro” Brosdahl shares his secrets to finding and these fish.