Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Finesse techniques catch fish when aggressive moving baits fail to get bites, especially if you've created a secret rig that the ...
When it comes to catching large numbers of panfish, it's impossible to beat a chunk of nightcrawler (or maybe a cricket) hanging under a bobber. But when you're throwing live bait for panfish, you're ...
As you begin to fill up your tackle box for the open-water season, the rig that has taken fishing by storm should be at the top of your shopping list. Of course, I am talking about the Ned Rig. If you ...
The Ned Rig technique involves fishing a small plastic bait on a small jig when chasing bass. Here in the northern reaches of the country, we have been using plastic worms of various shapes on small ...
Ned Kehde, originator of the Ned Rig, offers these tips for fishing the offering. Fancy tackle isn’t needed, just an average-priced 6-foot medium-action spinning rod with sensitive tip. A favored ...
In this video, Creek Fishing with Micro Ned Rig: Bass Catch demonstrates how to effectively use a micro Ned rig in small creeks to catch bass. Watch techniques, stealthy presentations, and exciting ...
Big perch share a lot of similarities with American smallmouth bass in the way they feed, especially when they are hunting tight to the bottom and pinning prey in short, sharp bursts. That is why a ...
When my Missouri brother and his wife decided to spend summers in Minnesota to avoid the heat and humidity in their home state, I tried to tell him about a relatively new system I had been using to ...
BRANSON, Mo. — One of the great things about fishing is that there is not really a point when one stops learning new things. KOLR10’s John Zeigler and Joe Murano spent an afternoon out on Table Rock ...
We met at the launch ramp at the foot of Sheridan Drive in Tonawanda with the intention of a mini-Ned rig educational session. When the phone rang notifying us our companion was running a bit late, ...
Two expert anglers are having a successful year and share what's been working to catch heavier fish than other years.