Most anglers are aware that rain events can have significant impacts on freshwater fisheries. Depending on local conditions, rain can improve fishing or bring it to a standstill. Rain events can affect fish in many ways. Freshwater fish are affected … Continued
Anglers have a variety of theories on why some people catch more fish than others. Some people consider fishing success a matter of luck while others feel that catching more fish is accomplished through a combination of hard work, knowledge, … Continued
Across North America, the arrival of fall usually means a sharp increase in the number of cold fronts. These powerful weather systems affect fish behavior and can have major impacts on fishing. Cold fronts are often fast moving systems that … Continued
Floods can affect fishing in freshwater lakes, reservoirs, ponds, rivers, creeks, and streams. When floodwaters move thru fishing habitats, fishing is disrupted for days or weeks. Eventually, water levels recede and anglers return to their favorite body of water. When … Continued
Forecasters at NOAA’s National Weather Service have warned that many rivers in the upper Midwest and northern Plains remain above flood stage, and the threat for more flooding will continue through the summer. With rivers running high and soils completely … Continued