Indiana’s Lloyd Tanner has spent a long time on the water. An active participant in the Michigan Catfish Anglers Trails (MCATS), Tanner has fished for cats at some of the nation’s top fisheries. It is St. Joe River, a 206-mile long tributary of Lake Michigan, however, where he spends the majority of his time. Living …
One Step Closer At first glance, Sam Cooper’s victory at the first annual Sunshine State Crappie Trail Championship on May 27th and 28th may seem like any other fishing tournament win that is celebrated on social media – an angler claiming the top of the podium at an event situated well beyond the standard “Workin’ …
If you happen to encounter the social media profiles of Colin Greene, it is clear that he is a busy man. Not only is the Pennsylvania native a cognitive therapist by day, but he also holds a license as a trout guide, works as an ambassador for Dynamic Lures, and owns the Tank Fishing apparel …
On Thursday, May 26, kayaker and nature enthusiast Matthew Sutton took to the water at East Creek Pond in New Jersey’s Cape May. His goal for the day was simple: “to immerse myself in nature,” he told Premier Angler. Sutton’s excursions on East Creek have allowed him to observe osprey, bald eagles, and “tons of …
“For once, I just want to go out by myself and relax” When Steven Price hit the waters of the Kanawha River early on the morning of Wednesday, May 25, he knew that the rising river was potentially a good omen. According to Price, the river was projected to rise about two feet, meaning his …
On Thursday, May 19, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission shared a story on social media noting that Officers Brian Arp, Heath Packett, and Rich Berggren had cited anglers who were over their legal limit of crappie at Standing Bear Lake, a 135-acre fishery northwest of Omaha. The post on Facebook also notes that there …
Ohio Muskie Guide Service: A First-Hand Review When it comes to freshwater fishing, muskie is the absolute king. The ultimate predator. The water’s top prize. I love fishing, but no other species quite compares to “the fish of ten thousand casts.” In Ohio, where I spend much of my time, you won’t find the biggest …