Fish live in an overwhelming number and type of aquatic communities throughout North America. The word community is a good description because it suggests they adapt to and function within their local...View article
Classifying lake, river, and reservoir types is important because crappies in hill-land reservoirs in the South behave much the same as crappies in hill-land reservoirs in the North, East, or West....View article
Creeks are dammed to power mills, irrigate, and for fishing. Most of these ponds cover from 10 to over 100 acres. Standing timber and stumps near deep water attract fish. When creeks prevent ponds...View article
Key On The Forage Connection To Stay On Their Tails
Sometimes it all comes together—the right location and presentation choices merge, making for good catches of crappies. Once it’s over, crappies become enigmatic, being difficult to find or ignoring...View article
