Hello folks, today we're on the ice looking for panfish. We've baited up with superworms, butter worms, and a soon-to-be-released jig, the Stingnose. We're on about 6 inches of ice, in about -10 ...

3. In Winter Haven, the mouth of the canals is where it’s at for bluegill, catfish and bass thanks to the moving water says Schelfo. Capt. Bill Goudy reports topwater minnow style baits on the ...

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation reports good black bass fishing at Tenkiller Lake with crank baits, plastic ...

The water temps are still high, so you want to fish everything low and slow. The shiner bite is still producing as well in deeper water, says Mike Groshon from Bass Online (888-629-2277). 9.

Knowing what do bluegill eat can help you catch more of these fun gamefish. Here's a list of their favorite foods. Print Subscription-$35 for the Best Field & Stream Stories · Subscribe Today ...

“Those aren’t short strikes from bass,” Paul said. “There are a lot of big bluegills in here. They grab the pork rind just as avidly as the bass, but they don’t often get hooked because the rind is ...

Drop a worm in the water on a summer day and just try to not catch a bluegill. But in winter, sometimes those same big slabs get finicky and only bite best at classic walleye times—dawn and dusk.

Bluegills offer a great alternative to the recent high-water conditions on rivers and streams. They can also connect anglers to that place where fishing may have all started for some.

Bluegills will be found shallow until water temperatures push into the upper 70s, usually in early June. Then, bluegills retreat to cooler and deeper, or shade-covered water.

Bluegills will be found shallow until water temperatures push into the upper 70s, usually in early June. Then bluegills retreat to cooler, deeper or shade-covered waters.

According to the PAFBC’s online resource, “Pennsylvania Fishes,” bluegills spawn from May to August, when water temperatures reach 67 degrees, and one female can lay up to 38,000 eggs in one ...