By Pete Rosko It was July, 1987 when I had the good fortune to meet Mike Hall for the very first time. It was at an annual event in Las Vegas, which brings all of the fishing tackle businesses across...
By Capt. Pete Rosko Recently, John Gordon, a friend of mine in Niceville, Fla., asked me, “What is this fishing technique called slow pitch jigging?” In this article, I share my reply to John, as well as provide an in-depth...
By Anthony Michael, Mack’s Lure Pro Staff With winter in the rearview mirror and summer on the horizon, it is time to start looking forward to fishing the Eastern Sierra. With the record amount of snow just beginning to melt,...
By Jason BrooksTrout fishing is often thought of as soaking some sort of dough bait and watching the tip of the fishing rod for the telltale bite of a hungry fish. This can be a fun and productive way to...
By Danny Coyne If you’ve ever gone kokanee fishing, you’ll know that these feisty fish can put up quite the aerobatic scrap for their size. They say if you land one kokanee for every three fish you hook, then you...
By Capt. Pete Rosko The creation of the 1/16 and 1/10 oz. Sonic BaitFish (SBF) has expanded its reputation as a highly versatile lure, especially for freshwater species. As a youngster, I grew up near Lake Erie in Northeast Ohio....
Mack’s Flash Lite Troll is the most ultralight and low-drag troll on the market. It features 80% less drag than metal blades of the same size, but offers plenty of flash and attraction that makes it the perfect addition to...
On Ep. 50 of the WAO Podcast pres. by Harrod Outdoors and Mack's Lure, Richy, Bobby and Britton recap some of the best moments from the first 50 episodes, talk about past fishing trips over the fall and preview a trout fishing trip on Roosevelt....
One of the most enjoyable fish to target during the ice fishing season has to be the yellow perch. Once the schools are located, these fish are plentiful and they make some of the best table fare to be had.
Find the structure to find the fish! Casting a Sonic BaitFish (SBF) into rocky cover can be extremely productive. To reap the reward, however, a disciplined rule must be followed.
