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By Andrew Ragas

Thousands of years ago, following the melt of the ice age, specific regions of North America and its landscape were littered by the abundant remnants of glaciers in the form of wilderness lakes. Scattered, yet heavily concentrated, throughout the lakeland regions of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, The Dakotas, and several areas of Canada, these small bodies of water are overlooked and little known to the masses of anglers. Because of their difficulty of access and little-known unpressured fisheries, they are filled with multi-species delight. Continue reading Fishing Wilderness Lakes

Smallmouth bass prefer sand, rocks and wood in conjunction to major depth contour. However, they can also be found using weedlines at certain times of the year. On natural lakes and reservoirs, anglers can expect to find big smallmouths in the underfished habitat of weeds. Continue reading Weeding Out Smallmouth Bass

In the era of economic recession, musky anglers are exposed to the cost effective strategies of building their own lures. Tackle crafting not only saves my bank account, but its creativity aspect helps me catch more muskies.

Continue reading Tackle Crafting on a Musky Budget