Wired2Fish

Despite ongoing debate about how much tech anglers should incorporate onboard, fish finders remain one of the best tools for boosting catches and analyzing fish behavior. What began as basic depth sounders morphed into sophisticated systems capable of breaking down massive, unfamiliar lakes into manageable territory — saving you decades of trial and error.

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A pair of anglers from Northeast Minnesota hired Luzaich to better learn Vermillion Lake and catch its heavyweight muskies. With 1,200-miles of shoreline, 75-foot clear-water depths and over 360 islands, the lake’s enormity can be overwhelming. Chartering a muskie guide seemed a good way to learn the ropes for “the fish of 10,000 casts.”

“Tom Larson and Matt Roderic...

When Micah Degier tied on a 3-ounce flare hawk jig and began working the bottom of the Savannah River on July 31, he was hoping to catch a striped bass.

Instead, something entirely different thumped his jig.

Degier and his longtime friend Jack Herrington were fishing below the

I own polarized sunglasses that cost more than $300, plus a few that are in the $200-plus range, too. And they are some of my favorite sunglasses to wear on the water, especially when sight fishing along shorelines and banks. These shades are from well-known brands you’re likely familiar with.

But what if there was a sunglass company that made a premium pair of gla...

Fishing has been tough and the temperatures hot on Lake Gaston this month, says long-time catfish angler Zakk Royce of “Blues Brothers Guide Service” in Gasburg, Virginia. So to beat the heat, he and his girlfriend Jamie and their dog Willow made a night trip August 1...