The Fresh Water Fishing Blog

Hey! Welcome back! I’m happy to have you with me again! Hi Folks, How has your summer been going? Have you had much time for fishing? I sure haven’t! I’ve been so busy with work that I haven’t gotten the chance to get out on the lake or stream. Consequently, I haven’t been posting much [...]

Hi Folks – today we have a guest post from Mr. Jack Lundee! Check it out. Freshwater Fishing is one of my favorite hobbies, but living next to a polluted lake translates to inadequate conditions and expensive traveling costs. And everything connected to this very lake has its high level of toxins. Not only does [...]

Hey Folks! Hope you’re all doing well. Today I’ve got a guest post from Michael Norton. He wrote me a note and I thought I’d let you all in on this nice place to grab some fresh water fishing! So here’s his post: The Commodore Club on Great Moose Lake in Hartland, Maine is available [...]

Happy Spring! If you live in the northern hemisphere, you’re well into your spring season. And if you’re like me, you’ve been too busy to get outside much, let alone go fresh water fishing! But I did have some free time this past Sunday. So I hopped online and bought my resident fishing license and [...]

I posted about a very unique Texas catfish earlier and we now have a picture of that fish thanks to Professor Tim Bonner! So if you’d like to see the picture of the “killer whale” colored catfish, just click on the link below to take you to the updated post which now has the picture! [...]

Wow! It’s been quite a while since I’ve made a post. So lets get right to it. I was reading about a new fishing rod made by “Element 21″ that actually uses some bio-technology to add carrot fibers into the rod creation process! Can you believe that? Very cool. I’ve used my good ole trusty [...]

Here’s a helpful video that’ll teach you some useful knots for freshwater fishing! Enjoy! Nick Basok of the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC explains three basic knots that are commonly used when fishing in British Columbia. For more information on freshwater fishing in British Columbia, Canada, please go to http://www.gofishbc.com. Duration : 0:6:12 Technorati Tags: [...]

It’s common knowledge that fisherman, especially freshwater fishermen tend to stretch the truth a bit. Those less educated in the ways of fishing might even call it a lie. You know that right? Well apparently it’s so very well known that the IGFA has to resort to polygraph testing when certifying a fish as a [...]

Just a quick post today. The new “Fish and Wildlife Digest” issue is now avialable for all of you who fish in New Jersey. It includes highlights of regulation changes for the 2010 year, as well as listing the season dates, size and creel limits and when and where the trout will be stocked. So [...]

What do you think of when someone tells you they caught a perch? You probably think of a small panfish – fun to catch and release, but not big enough to keep and eat. Right? You can check out some pictures of our typical North American perch here:Labor Day Freshwater Fishing Fun (My sons caught [...]