Your Donations Help Support Alabama’s Wildlife State income tax check-off makes it easy You might not associate wildlife with doing your state income taxes,...
March 4, 2020 The stage is set for the Bassmaster Classic, spring bites are on the horizon, and new tech promises more options for...
Joseph Dennis and Matt Outlaw with some slab crappie caught in Lake Moultrie, spider-rigging 20 feet deep (Photo: Ron Wong) Destination: Santee-Cooper Lakes...
I LOVE MARCH MADNESS I’m a big college basketball fan. I love March Madness time and filling out my bracket with great hopes...
Every part of the country seems to have a favorite “go to” color. However nearly every crappie angler in the world will agree that...
OPENING CAST – March is the month March is the month for pre-spawn crappie in most areas south of the Mason-Dixon line. Weather permitting,...
When I began cooking as an adult, my experiences with casseroles had been limited. First I thought they were just a baked...
Clint and Dwayne Bailey show off a pair of slabs taken trolling jigs in March. (Photo: Richard Simms) The Search for Big Slabs...
Crappie Dan offers some tips on the most efficient way to pre-tie crappie fishing rigs. Getting rigs tied in advance saves time on the...
Have you ever heard of TackleWebs? If not, Crappie Dan says you need to check them out. He explains why here, along with lots...
Sometimes it’s worth making yourself a comfortable seat so that you can spend the time learning how to catch fish. (Photo:Geremy Olson) Waypoints:...
When the white pelicans line up to head north, it’s crappie fishing time. (Photo: Ed Mashburn) Signs of the (Crappie) Season Dogwood blooms...
Walking into a bait shop with mom and dad, young anglers see a lot of different live baits for sale. In some parts of...
The new Garmin Panoptix Live Scope has provided an anglers dramatic new information on exactly how close you can approach crappie without spooking them....
Properly rigged floats can help you catch more crappie. Bobber Rigging for Spring Crappie Float your way to more crappies. by Darl Black...