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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.

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.

Bass pro, Gerald Swindle shares insider secrets on how to effectively put limits in the boat using jerkbaits.

White bass surely have a little Rodney Dangerfield in them. Few fish species get less of the respect they deserve as their angry, suicidal tendencies are second to none. Whites do draw crowds, but only during spring, when they run up rivers to spawn.

Lifelong crappie fanatic Brian Brosdahl—the acclaimed rodsman ‘Bro’—patterns his spring fishing after the flooding phenomenon by studying individual bodies of water and identifying stretches where spring flowage pools and produces primo crappie haunts.

When wondering what could possibly be next in the crankbait-fanatic’s arsenal, Rapala goes and does it again. Introducing the Scatter Rap.

Catching a limit is a drop-dead serious necessity for professional tournament anglers. That’s why virtually every one of them resorts to limit baits when other lures strike out.