Yesterday all the rentals showed up and were settled in before dark. This morning when we make the rounds we’ll see how the bite is going with this cold weather and high barometer. With the winds dying down -25 degrees didn’t feel that cold this am. We are making ice now with 21-22 inches being […] The post January 24th 2026 first appeared on Lyba...

Wednesday night the bite was pretty good on the NW side of the Graveyard and yesterday most of our customers went home to beat the wind and whiteout conditions predicted.  By the afternoon it was pretty nasty out there. Only one regular customer stayed out overnight. After the moves on Wednesday the guys fired up […] The post January 23rd 2026 fir...

Good Morning I am guessing a lot of you have skipped fishing this past week due to the all the freezing fog from the inversion? What an absolute crap weather pattern! I have been watching the forecast and it looks like the fog is going away but still no rain or snow in the 7 … Continue reading Jeff’s fishing report 1/23/26 The post Jeff’s fishing...

Today was partly cloudy and calm. The high was 59 while the low was 48 with light to gentle winds. Gusts up to 18mph. Currently it’s 52 feels like 49 with WNW winds around 3mph. Tomorrow’s high is predicted to be 54 while the low is predicted to be 49. Winds will be about the […] The post Hatteras Island Fishing Report appeared first on Hatteras I...

Venice Fishing Report January 2026 | what’s biting right now Fishing in Venice Louisiana has been productive lately with strong inshore action near the passes and offshore opportunities opening up when weather windows allow. Our crews have been tracking bait movement water clarity and sea conditions daily to stay on the most consistent bite across...

OFFSHORE- Sailfish action picked up a bit this week from Palm Beach to Jupiter Inlet. No huge release numbers; but most boats putting the time in have at least been seeing a few fish. Conditions do look decent for the sails headed into Friday and Saturday. A few dolphin mixed in with the sailfish along with a few scattered Blackfin Tuna. Most of th...

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Today the bite was sporadic with some doing ok and some not having any luck at all. The deeper water did best during the day but those with electronics said most were just lookers. The shallow houses were slow but late in the day the action picked up for them. Some nice Smallmouth were C/R […] The post January 21st 2026 first appeared on Lyback's...

Winter Streamers on the Truckee River: A Reality Check By... The post Pt. 4 Winter Streamer Fishing on the Truckee River: When It Works and When It Doesn’t appeared first on Matt Heron Fly Fishing | Truckee and Lake Tahoe fly fishing trips and classes.

Water Level: 294.7 | Water Temperature: 44.8˚ Weather: 13˚ | Clear | Winds: 0 mph 1. Largemouth Bass: Target main lake gravel points and rocky drop-offs in 15-25 feet of water using jig ‘n pig setups spinnerbaits or 10+ crankbaits in shad patterns. Afternoon sun is prompting some bass to move shallower on points to […]

Last Updated on January 21 2026 by Staff Writer Snook sit at the center of Florida’s inshore fishing culture for a reason. They’re powerful structure-oriented fish that live close to...

In the last couple of cold days we have seen some good ice growth! Today (1/20/26) Ben drilled about 40 holes between the marina and Center reef area. When drilling in black clear ice spots he was finding 16 to 17 inches commonly. Where slush ice is layered on top it was thicker. The area on the south side of Coney Island that was 13.5 inches on...

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If you’ve followed Knox Robinson’s writing for any period of time you know — the guy gets after it on his yak and he makes a consistent effort to always find a new place to wet a line across the long list of lakes and waterways that comprise Central Florida’s expansive world famous bass fishery. That’s why his perspective is especially valuable in...

We departed this morning on our annual JB Line One 18 passenger/18 day trip. After picking up a nice load of bait we spent the rest of the day traveling south in beautiful weather. TEAM RP

As the snow begins to melt and the first wildflowers bloom spring in Jackson Hole becomes one of the most underrated times to visit. This season offers a unique blend of winter and summer energy where you can still ski in the mountains while enjoying sunny days in the valley. From spring skiing to wildlife watching and early-season Jackson Hole fl...

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Maine Outdoors I’ll be sharing a series of posts over the coming months looking back at each of the four decades that brought us to where we are today. 1987: The Official Beginning

We have some extreme weather on the way. This weather decreases fishing pressure greatly allowing the bass to feed up for the spawn and get healthy without being fished for. Nature protects itself in many ways and this is one of them. The bass can get into their prespawn areas and add weight so they can endure a stressful spawning phase. After th...

Lake Guntersville Fishing Report | Late January Setup Multiple patterns are in play right now. Shallow mid-depth and deeper options can all produce. The difference is staying flexible and being on the right water when the bite window opens. Late January on Guntersville Lake Guntersville has been in one of those stretches where you cannot […] The p...

We have some extreme weather on the way. This weather decreases fishing pressure greatly allowing the bass to feed up for the spawn and get healthy without being fished for. Nature protects itself in many ways and this is one of them. The bass can get into their prespawn areas and add weight so they can endure a stressful spawning phase. After th...

Lake Guntersville Fishing Report | Late January Setup Multiple patterns are in play right now. Shallow mid-depth and deeper options can all produce. The difference is staying flexible and being on the right water when the bite window opens. Late January on Guntersville Lake Guntersville has been in one of those stretches where you cannot […] The p...

OFFSHORE- Sailfish action picked up a bit this week from Palm Beach to Jupiter Inlet. No huge release numbers; but most boats putting the time in have at least been seeing a few fish. Conditions do look decent for the sails headed into Friday and Saturday. A few dolphin mixed in with the sailfish along with a few scattered Blackfin Tuna. Most of th...

“First I would like to thank Taka Katy and Steve Tanaka from Taka’s Tackle for supporting this trip since 1993. I had the pleasure of fishing with the best tuna fisherman I know Taka Tanaka. Thank you to Matt Salas from Salas Lures for donating the 6xJR and 7xJR Wahoo Lures. They worked great for the Wahoo.…

We departed this morning on our annual JB Line One 18 passenger/18 day trip. After picking up a nice load of bait we spent the rest of the day traveling south in beautiful weather. TEAM RP