The Inside Line

By TJ Maglio Although there had been rudimentary research into the way sound travels through water as early as the 19th century, it wasn’t until the onset of World War I that these concepts were utili …

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I ordered a book from Amazon last week, which is not unusual because I try to read two books every month, but rarely have I anticipated one quite this much. In fact, I don’t think any Robbins family m …

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Image courtesy of BASSMASTER.com In March of 2016, Kevin Hawk wrote a column fo …

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By M.L. Anderson In central Arizona where Yamamoto Pro Tai Au lives, daytime temperatures in the summer regularly soar into the low teens and occasionally foray into the low 120’s. By mid-morning wate …

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By Scott Hammer You plan your fishing vacation for weeks in advance. You go over all of the maintenance items on your tow vehicle and boat with a fine tooth comb. You’re fully loaded with more …

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The past two times I fished in Brazil, I was told to use nothing less than 65-pound braid. I brought several reel …

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