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Category Archives: Fishing Tips
Fishing Smallmouth River Bass ~ by Darl Black
Summer Bite on a Smallmouth River “You get a line and I’ll get a pole, we’ll go fishin’ in the crawdad hole, honey, baby mine.” Every time I hear that line from the Crawdad Song, my mind immediately visualizes my … Continue reading
Fly Fishing in Western Maine ~ by William Clunie
Fish Fillets from Glacial Ponds Before hiking up the three-thousand foot Western Maine mountain, my brother-in-law Bill Ormsbee stopped at the side of the trailhead to say a prayer. Bill is an avid angler, hiker, and ministerfrom Missouri, and always … Continue reading
Spring Fishing for Crappie ~ By Darl Black
For A Great Many Anglers, Crappie Are #1 What do papermouth, speckled perch, calico and strawberry bass have in common? All are nicknames for crappie. There are two species of crappie; the “black”, sporting irregular dark spots on its sides … Continue reading

