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 Hey gang Despite the lousy weather I was out multiple times this week. Water temperatures vary greatly between main lake areas (in the 50's to low 60's) and protected bays (in the low to mid 60's) on most area lakes.  Hot tip:

Hey gang I hope you are all well. I know I haven't been quite as regular with reports as in the past   but thanks to those of you who reach out about the timeline for updates. It is nice to know I'm not talking to empty space here. This

We have had the finest spring fishing for Musky’s in quite some time, especially at Webster Lake.  Starting around mid-April, the lake has been on fire and it has been a blast.  I have had success on every charter thus

Hey gang The weather is finally stabilizing and things are starting to happen. Should be a great week to 10 days on the water but as things settle in be ready to adapt on the fly. Fishing will be consistent day to day but you may need to adapt to ch

 Conditions: Right now most lakes are in the low to mid 60's...but you may find some areas where the water is substantially warmer. Weed growth is still behind but is starting to catch up. Water remains low on most lakes and even after the

Started the day off slow then later in the day my friend lands a male Musky small mid 20's. Then Mike says lets change your bait to this bait made by Tony Grant!!! I figured there had to be a female swimming around near this male my friend caught

Hey Gang  Water levels are a bit higher than they have been and water temps are in the low to mid 70's. Weeds are a bit more sparse than usual for this time of year the crayfish molt is wrapping up and the baitfish are on the move. The next

 And we're back in action. Water temps are in the mid to high 40's on our area lakes. Warm water is where it is at for panfishing right now. If you can find those rare spots where water temps are in the low 50's you'll find cons

 Nielsens Fly-In Lodge Bass & Musky with Bill Spicer & Brad Bohen The New Fly Fisher Television Show www.thenewflyfisher.com www.thenewflyfisherezine.com Click here to find out where to watch? Air Dates and Times: Saturday 1 March 2

In this video Jay ties another deceiver style fly for dorado. These flies incorporates lots of hackle bucktail and flash for life-like movement if you’re chasing dorado musky or peacock bass. Jay breaks down and simplifies these large flies and

In this video Jay continues to tie deceiver style patterns for larger fish including golden dorado musky pike and peacock bass. Beautiful flies for beautiful large fish! Hook: Ahrex PR320 4-6/0 Thread: Veevus GSP 150D White Cement: Loctite or Hard &#

This version of Jimmy Nix's Shinabou Shiner is tied with a sheep hair head providing erratic action when stripped with a neutral suspension pause after the strip. Used on a variety of species including bass trout salmon steelhead pike and musky.

Located in northern York county. Amazing night fishing for huge catfish and musky

The end run of summer begins and it is time to get on the water.  As we move into August you'll find fish in the traditional summer places but watch for them to have periods of time where they feed actively around rock bars and transition ar

Yesterday and last evening there were mixed reports. Overall the more consistent bite was in shallow.   Quite a few reported “line breakers”. This morning  a 43″ Musky was C/R. So activity despite the cold is shallow

Fishing Report For Week Ending May 1 2022 NEW Mailing Address: 1860 Robin Court Lusby MD 20657 Kenpenrod@comcast.net240-447-2206www.penrodsguides.com LOU Fish of the Week Smallmouth: Shawn Wilson Musky: George Ken Penrod 20-Inch Smallmouth Club Shaw

There is snow falling in Hammonton at the moment and most of the smaller lakes in the area are just starting to freeze over. Not sure how many ice anglers there are in the South Jersey region but this video … Continue reading →

  Hey gang Lots going on so let's get right to it. First off the crayfish molt is winding up. Lots of people were on some fish but then those fish got scarce. What happened of course is the late summer molt where the soft shells get on the

Lower High Water Steelhead Fishing Posted by  Ted Kraimer  -  April 21 2014 After a long week of really high water and a bunch of cancelled trips the river levels have returned to just “high water” conditions on the Manistee