By Cameron Walker Springers aren’t just any salmon; they’re the pinnacle of Pacific Northwest angling. These fish are notoriously difficult to catch, not only because of their incredible strength and stamina but also due to their finicky nature. Success in...
By Jim Davis As a lifelong diver, I’ve spent years exploring the underwater world, watching fish move through their environment and observing how they react to predators, currents, and changes in light. Diving gave me a front-row seat to the...
By Brianna Bruce Canning Kokanee: The Best Way to Preserve and Enjoy Your Catch By Brianna Bruce As an avid angler and fishing guide, there’s nothing quite like the thrill of landing a limit-sized catch of Kokanee. These landlocked sockeye...
By Captain Pete Rosko Every story has a beginning and an end. I hope this story is the exception and never has an end, but just keeps evolving. The title of “all roads” tells the story of how the creation...
Hillary Holman is a passionate angler and advocate for the fishing community, with roots in the Pacific Northwest that trace back to her childhood. We recently caught up with Hillary at the Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show, and asked her...
Chris Marcolin is a prominent angler from Omak, Washington, known for his exceptional ice fishing skills and his association with Mack’s Lure, as a pro angler. He has made a name for himself in the competitive fishing scene, particularly in...
Angler West TV - Featuring the Cripplure Cast for Spring Rainbow Trout with guide, Brett Brady of Bare Bones Guide Service far up two river arms of Bullards Bar Reservoir in northern California. Light tackle finesse techniques are explained in...
By Bob Schmidt Are specific Smile Blade angles recommended for different fish species? The answer is yes, you can tune the Smile Blade for different species based on their behavior, the fishing conditions, and the desired lure action. Here is...
