Hanging on a corkboard near the front door of Ellis Crappie Shack Live Bait and Tackle are two photos of Elbert Spears, age 3 ...

Here are a few of the best fishing lines for crappie to spool onto your reel. Whether you prefer sitting on the bank watching a cork and minnow rig or teasing them into biting with live-sonar and ...

Presenting a bait via a slip bobber excels when fishing wood cover that tops off in depths less than 15 feet of water. While ...

Finding hints of perch and getting itchy for ice fishing lead this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report. Sam Eble emailed the photo at the top two weeks ago, then I screwed up and lost track of ...

Here is latest Fishing Report as provided by Texas Parks and Wildlife for Nov. 2.

“The pole just sunk on me,” said Ryan Young, who reeled in the massive fish off Hawker Point, a section of Stockton Lake, Sunday morning. While with a fishing guide, Young said he snagged the buffalo ...

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Ryan Young and his guide were crappie fishing at Stockton Lake on Sunday ... The previous state record under pole-and-line was a 53-pound black buffalo caught from Wappapello Lake in 1989.

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Crappie are good with minnows and jigs in ... Catfish are good for daytime anglers using rod-and-reels with live minnows, cut bait, and shrimp. As the water continues to cool, try chumming an ...

The catch surpasses the previous rod-and-reel record of 53 pounds, which had stood since 1989. Young, who was originally fishing for crappie with guide Kris Nelson, unexpectedly hooked the massive ...

Crappie are good with minnows on brush in ... Catfish are good for daytime rod and reelers. Blue catfish are hitting live minnows and shrimp, and small channels will bite anything you cast.