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Major League Fishing Announces Limits on FFS

Major League Fishing (MLF) announced updates to its rules regarding forward-facing and 360-degree sonar for the 2025 season on September 6, 2024. The technology will be permitted, but limited in an effort to “preserve traditional fishing techniques.” LIMITS ON FFS AND 360-DEGREE SONAR The time that each anglers will be permitted to use forward-facing and […]Read More… from Major League Fishing Announces Limits on FFS
Major League Fishing Announces Limits on FFS2024-09-06T23:03:41+00:00

Save this Iconic BASS FISHING LAKE

In this video I’m discussing the grass spraying situation on Lake Guntersville and how it can adversely impact the fishing on one of the best kayak fishing d…

Save this Iconic BASS FISHING LAKE2024-09-06T22:03:28+00:00

Fishing New York’s Finger Lakes

New York’s Finger lakes might be heaven on earth for freshwater anglers, offering some of the finest multi-species fishing along the East Coast.
Fishing New York’s Finger Lakes2024-09-06T22:03:28+00:00

2024 Div. 3 – Open #3 Roster

Pro Anglers | Co-Anglers As a service to the St. Croix Bassmaster Open anglers, fans and media, B.A.S.S. publishes on Bassmaster.com a roster of the anglers and co-anglers participating in each Bassmaster…
2024 Div. 3 – Open #3 Roster2024-09-06T19:02:49+00:00

Coastal New Hampshire and Maine Coast Fishing Report – September 5, 2024

Bluefin fishing is excellent right now with sea herring and halfbeaks moving into the offshore ledges, stripers are chasing river herring fry and bait balls of tinker mackerel, and pockets of cooler water are lighting up the haddock and pollock bite.
Coastal New Hampshire and Maine Coast Fishing Report – September 5, 20242024-09-06T14:08:49+00:00

Long Island and NYC Fishing Report- September 5, 2024

Bluefin tuna fishing is good south of Montauk, striper fishing improves with cooler weather and the influx of small bait, and bonito, albies, and Spanish mackerel fill in on the South Shore.
Long Island and NYC Fishing Report- September 5, 20242024-09-05T22:00:33+00:00