"Paddle Don" Cranfill pursues smallmouth bass on the Driftwood River. Submitted photo. Indiana’s Driftwood River is a classic example of the old adage that says dynamite comes in small packages. At ...

Drift fishing baits naturally with the current is a great way to cover active bottom to catch reef species like this mutton snapper. Jim Hendricks Modern technology elevates the potential for drift ...

Smallmouth bass are one of the most widespread game fish in North America and are regarded by many as the pound-for-pound ...

Drifting fish aggregating devices (dFADs) are floating rafts with underwater netting used by fishing vessels to attract tuna. A recent study estimated that between 2007 and 2021, 1.41 million dFADs ...

Smallmouth bass are known to be the hardest-fighting fish, pound-for-pound, swimming in fresh water. Throughout the Midwest, they are found from the Great Lakes to tiny Ozark streams. They live in ...

Carp, gar, bowfin, drum and a few other species are considered rough fish. Don’t mistake these species as “trash fish.” As some do. These fish are fun to catch on a rod-and-reel, and offer bow fishers ...

Anglers tend to focus on the portion of their fishing tackle that comes into direct contact with the fish: hooks, artificial lures, flies. Narrowing it down still more, the point of the hook. It does ...

As the bobber began to dance with the unmistakable tug of a fish, my little nephew shrieked with excitement. I hoisted a ...

Indiana’s Driftwood River is a classic example of the old adage, "Dynamite comes in small packages." At only 16 miles long, the Driftwood offers anglers fish-filled water in an attractive natural ...