As the year draws to a close we’re reflecting on the incredible moments that made 2025 so special. From unforgettable days on the water to breathtaking wildlife encounters and pristine wilderness this past season at QCL was filled with remarkable adventures. Whether it was your first visit or a return trip your enthusiasm for fishing […]

Alaska has been an iconic destination for anglers from all over the globe and for good reason.  The opportunities for world class fishing seem to be endless. Saltwater rivers lakes creeks ponds trout char grayling sheefish pike salmon steelhead halibut lingcod … Continue reading →

The warmer weather has us out on the lake guiding everyday. It has been productive but you must adapt to the conditions. As a fulltime guide I spend a ton of time analyzing water level,generation schedules,moon phases,weather patterns,wind direction and historical data. I script my first few hours each day then I adjust based on how the fish are...

Christmas Fishing Report for Lake Guntersville Weekly Lake Guntersville fishing report covering last week’s bass and crappie bite: shifting water temps roaming bait green grass and a strong setup heading into early 2026. Book a Guided Trip | Guntersville Water Temps | Crappie Guide Trips | Pay-in-4 Options Late-Fall Guntersville Starting to Settle...

Not sure what is going on with the flows…..My advise is to check before you go. The Truckee bumped up from 200cfs to 1880cfs!!! Looks like maybe rain on snow helped out. We can always use a good flush but … Continue reading →

The Winter Rattle Trap Bite on Lake Guntersville When it comes to winter fishing on Guntersville no bait has outperformed the rattle trap on Lake Guntersville; it is a proven winter bait and this year 2025 is no exception. We are already seeing remarkable results with a rattle bait; it just flat out catches fish;... Read more » The post Winter Rat...

Today was sunny windy and comfortable. The high was 66 while the low was 55 with light to strong winds. Gusts up to 45mph. Currently it’s 54 feels like 48 with WNW winds around 6mph. Tomorrow’s winds should be lighter and temps should be just a little cooler. Fishing reports are lackluster as to be […] The post Hatteras Island Fishing Report appea...

After seeing the weather forecast last night I figured we'd be hug'n the bank today to keep out of the wind It wasn't expected to be too bad - up to 14mph but enough to make things interesting. I met Bob Kossman down at Sawpit Creek early and we made a run up the intracoastal then up the Back River and around to Pumpkin Hill where we set up with f...

It is mostly a wash-out throughout the entire Pacific NW with very few fishable rivers. The one that is still fishable for sure is the Fall River and I am not sure I trust the gauges on the Crooked but the internet says the flow from Bowman Dam remains 100 cfs. What makes me question … Continue reading A “mostly high water” fishing report 12/19/25...

Christmas Marlin…It ‘s that time of year the water warming the bait gathering. It is Christmas Marlin time. Another interesting day at sea yesterday  interesting in that it all seems to have changed again. The bait was not as prolific and the water a little cooler with hardly any current. We started trolling in eighty … Continue reading Ambition R...

Last Updated on December 18 2025 by Capt. Jason Snook Fishing in Tampa Bay This guide covers snook fishing in Tampa Bay including beach tactics seasons and when to book...

Get up outa that Easy Chair!  Yesterday I had an 83-year old fishing with me and today another 83-year old fished on the Anglers  Mark - Betty Raker and her young son John. We met out at the Goffinsville Park boat ramp early on a tide that had just hit high. We made our way around to Seymore's Point and fished a large drainage with float rigs as...

Yesterday I spent most of the day on the ice scraping roads to get ready for a little more cold tomorrow.  The past couple of days we’ve had enough warm weather to settle and actually melt some of the snow out there and it’s easier to get the roads scraped now instead of after the […] The post December 18th 2025 first appeared on Lyback's Ice Fish...

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Several major atmospheric rivers coupled with warm temps this past week sent our rivers to the moon. The Flathead and Swan both saw near peak run-off flows in Dec! High winds accompanied the storms uprooting trees and downing power lines across the valley. Power outages and flash flood warnings - pretty fun stuff. Not exactly [...] The post High W...

New Zealand Fly Fishing report covering trout fisheries in the North Island around Taupō & Central Plateau and in the South Island from Christchurch & Canterbury down to Twizel & Mackenzie Country to Queenstown & Otago. Taupō Tongariro & Central Plateau Rivers Fly Fishing Report (North Island) The winter fly fishing season ended well with Taupo sp...

The warmer weather has us out on the lake guiding everyday. It has been productive but you must adapt to the conditions. As a fulltime guide I spend a ton of time analyzing water level,generation schedules,moon phases,weather patterns,wind direction and historical data. I script my first few hours each day then I adjust based on how the fish are...

Today 12/16/2025 Avery was out on the lake with the ATV checking on ice conditions. Areas that he checked were Waconia Bay Center Reef Pillsbury Reef Wagener’s Bay and Harms Point. The common ice thickness found today was between 7 to 8 inches. The overall range was between 6 to 12 inches. With today’s warmer weather the snow has laid down some but...

After seeing the weather forecast last night I figured we'd be hug'n the bank today to keep out of the wind It wasn't expected to be too bad - up to 14mph but enough to make things interesting. I met Bob Kossman down at Sawpit Creek early and we made a run up the intracoastal then up the Back River and around to Pumpkin Hill where we set up with f...

Fishing today - I met Macie Russell her boyfriend Brennan and Al Long up at the Old Town Bait and Tackle boat ramp. The tide was just starting out so we headed over to the outside of Tyger and began to toss float rigs and live shrimp. Brennan got hot early when he found  some Reds up on a corner of grass - he expertly played a couple  to the net...