By Andrew Ragas
The jig is one of the most storied and historical pieces of tackle in modern day fishing. Its origins can be traced back to the early Polynesians and European anglers (Norwegians) who lived off Earth’s waters as hunter gatherers, using them as fish hunting tools. The first jigs in fishing were simply concocted from metals and rock based weights with hooks attached. (more…)
I am not affiliated with Lowrance Marine Electronics. Their products solely help me catch more fish and enable me to gain a better understanding of the underwater environment and ecosystem beneath the water’s surface. Throughout the open water season I run HDS and Elite units in my boats. Over the course of 120+ days on the water this year, I’ve scanned some very unique findings with the broadband sounder, dual imaging, and down scan imaging. Pardon the smartphone imagery, I’ve selected a few unique screenshots that captivate and tell an underwater story. (more…)
At this time last season, I spilled the beans by publicizing my secret baits that caught the most fish for me. Now that my 2014 fishing season has concluded, we glance back at the dominating baits and presentations that screamed success for big fish. (more…)
