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Pinned  LOOK! NEW PHONE FRIENDLY FISHING FORUMS ADDED!

Yes! We've expanded with the most modern fishing forums on the net that allow you to interact fully with your phone no matter if you out fishing at work. Get instant updates and notifications and post your fish photos right when you catch them! Post in your state area and let us all know what is biting and where!

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The Best Lure For Trout Fishing In Streams - Th...

What is the best lure for stream fishing trout? In my opinion, Panther Martin lures are the best lure for catching trout in streams by far. Using a lure when fishing for trout in a stream requires that it looks like something trout naturally feed on, that it can be casted with accuracy, and that the retrieve can begin before the lure hits the bottom and picks up moss or snags. I have used a lot of lures for catching trout in streams over the years and I have long ago come to the conclusion that Panther Martin lures are the best lures for trout fishing in creeks. Matter of fact, when I go stream fishing for German Brown trout, Brook Trout, or even rainbow trout, I leave with four or five Panther Martin lures as my entire tackle box!

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How To Rock Pick Abalone - Rock Picking Abalone...

Rock picking abalone is a fun and rewarding sport when you are at the ocean in Northern California. How to rock pick abalone successfully just takes knowing a few rock picking tips which I will explain in this article. Getting abalone off of the rocks when there is a “minus” tide allows people of all ages to enjoy getting abalone without diving for them. Abalone are huge water snails that attach themselves to the rocks under the water. When the tide is extremely low, which happens a few times a year, the abalone are actually out of the water in some places, and getting them while walking to them is called “rock picking abalone”. Don’t get me wrong, they are not simply lying on the rocks. They are hidden in crevasses, between and underneath the rocks, and can usually only be found by feel and not by sight. So my friends, here is how to rock pick abalone in a nutshell.

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Catching Bass in Small Farm Ponds - How to fish...

Catching bass in a small pond or fishing for bass in a farm pond is much different than catching bass in large ponds or lakes. Bass fishing in small ponds requires just a few small pond fishing techniques and tips that I will discuss in this bass fishing article. You will learn the best ways to catch bass in a farm pond and how to fish bass in small ponds successfully in just a few minutes of reading and I am sure you will find this to be one of the best farm pond fishing articles that you have run across. Our fishing blogs are the best fishing articles on the net so browse around and enjoy the many useful fishing articles that are available here on Fishnfools.com.

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Sight Fishing Bass, Catching Bass on their Nest...

Sight fishing largemouth bass is a favorite type of bass fishing for many black bass fishermen. What is sight fishing? Fishing for bass while they are on their nest in the springtime is one of the best bass fishing methods and the most popular bass fishing techniques employed by bass fishermen during the springtime. The bass are spawning in shallow water when the water temperature reaches the mid 60 degree range and are often visible from the surface on their nests and these males, who are the ones who build and guard the nest, are very aggressive and will attack any invader with full force and the intent to kill the predator. Seeing the bass on their nests as you search along for them, and then casting in to their nesting area is called sight fishing for black bass. Catching bass while spawning with a “creature” bait, such as a frog, lizard, fish or other lifelike lure by teasing these watchful future fathers can be a highly productive bass fishing method and one of the most exciting bass fishing methods you can find.

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How To Catch Bullhead Catfish - Yellow Cat Fishing

Catching bullhead catfish can be fast and furious fishing when they are about to spawn. The water temperature for bullhead catfish to spawn is between 79 and 89 degrees but much colder when their eggs and sperm are developing and these yellow catfish bite best during this period. This time, when the water is cold and clear, is the best time for catching yellow catfish as their meat is firm and mild to the taste. Later, when the water warms up, they can get a little mushy and muddy tasting but they are one of the best eating catfish if you get them at the right time and place. Catching them is easy and fun. Here is how to catch bullhead catfish in a nutshell so take the kids and have some fun catching catfish as fast as you can reel them in!

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Fish Spawning Temperatures, When Bass and Other...

The key to catching fish when spawning is knowing the right places to look and the water temperature that triggers the fish to spawn. The fish will move into shallow water and search for a place to build their nests when that spawning temperature reaches the desirable point and they feed aggressively in the couple weeks prior to when they spawn, so knowing the right temperature when fish spawn is a great tool to have in one’s tackle box of tricks. I have included as list of spawning temperatures for fish that are fished for sport most often below that I have gleaned from various spots on the internet.

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How To Catch Sturgeon, Best Sturgeon Fishing Ti...

How to fish for sturgeon is discussed fully in this article along with other sturgeon fishing articles on this site. Fishing for sturgeon takes patience and time and you need the best sturgeon fishing bait and you better know how to rig for sturgeon fishing along with the best tackle to use for sturgeon fishing. Without the proper sturgeon fishing tackle your chance to land a big sturgeon might go down the drain and not having good bait for sturgeon might not even give you a chance at catching sturgeon. You also need to know how to use a sturgeon snare when fighting and landing a big sturgeon and there is a good article here on this, one of "the best sturgeon fishing websites", site. Read these and you are set for sturgeon fishing!

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Ten Best Free Diving Safety Tips

Following a few basic diving safety rules when free diving for abalone or spear fishing from shore can mean the difference between life and death. Free Diving safety rules are a little different, but every bit as important, as scuba diving safety rules. Here are my top ten basic free diving safety rules for you to print out for your diving club or diving shop for the customers to have.

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How To Write A Fishing Blog - Starting a fishin...

Writing A Fishing Blog is a great way to share your experiences. Fishing blogs are fun to write and starting a fishing blog is easy once you read this tip on how to write a fishing blog. Some of the best fishing blogs are here on Fishnfools.com in the articles section, but you can easily set up your very own fishing blog site here in a few seconds. Our popular fishing blogs rank high on Google and when you start a fishing blog on our site, your's will to. So, take advantage of our fishing blog templates and start a fishing blog today and enjoy our article on "How to write a fishing blog"!

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An Angler On the Rise

What's up fellow fish seekers. I just started bassing in total seriousness here in N.J last summer and I can say that at night i look at all my tackle before i go to bed to make sure its clean, sharp, and ready to go. It's my dream to fish in the Bass Masters Pro and if you guys can give me some tips on how to make my way to that goal I'd really appreciate it. The fish in the picture isn't anything special, 4lbs, but i'll tell you what, I've never seen a fish fight so hard. What a respectable animal.

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Jigging For Crappie - How to Catch Crappie With...

Jigging For Crappie

Jigging for crappie has always been one of my favorite kinds of fishing. Not only is it usually productive and relatively fast action, they are definitely one of my favorite fish to eat. Nothing makes a better picture or story than a five foot stringer of crappie and the ensuing fish fry that comes with it! Catching crappie with jigs is what this crappie fishing article is all about! Good luck with your crappie fishing trip and I hope the crappie bite is on!

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Bluegill Fishing, How to catch perch, bulegill,...

The Art of Catching perch, bluegill, sunfish, and pan fish

One of the most fun fish to catch are the perch, bluegill, sunfish, and pan fish, including the red ear and the rock bass, and they have the benefit of being some of the best tasting fish you can eat. Learning how to employ these simple tricks will truly enhance your fun and bragging rights and teaching a kid this method will most certainly cause them to be hooked on fishing for their lifetimes. Here is one of the best fishing articles on how to fish for bluegill, fishing for perch, catching sunfish and other panfish and brim in a nutshell.

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How to Fish The Ocean From Shore - Where, The B...

Fishing the ocean in California, and many other places, can be tricky and dangerous but can be easy and fun, along with safe, if you follow a few guidelines, tricks, and hints that are included in this article. Although beach fishing is shore fishing too, this article is about fishing for rock fish from the rocky areas of the ocean as that is my interest and what I have had the most success with. So, here is a little help with how to catch fish from shore at the ocean, where the best places to fish for rock fish from shore are and the best bait for fishing for bottom fish and rock fish from the shore of the ocean.

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My Poor Ol' Okie Gramma Loved To Fish!...

My gramma loved to fish. Well she did until she died. She was 95 years old when she passed. Gramps was long gone. Something about a fish bone being caught in his throat and gramma not having corn bread on the table that day to swish it out. At least that’s what his girlfriend always claimed.

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