Fishing with the Original Floating Rapala
The Original Floating Rapala is one of the oldest fishing lures still regular use today. Based on a lure created by Lauri Rapala in Finland way back in 1936, …
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Fishing with the Skandia Pelkie Tungsten Ice Jig
The Skandia Pelkie is K&E Tackle is a quality Tungsten ice fishing jigs. There are lots of different ice fishing jigs available these days, but the Skandia Pelkie is …
Fishing with the Slender Spoon
The Slender Spoon is an ultralight ice fishing spoon made by the Custom Jigs and Spins company of Iowa. As the name suggests, the Slender Spoon is a small …
Fishing with the Custom Multi Nymph
Custom Multi Nymphs are soft plastic lures shaped like the immature form of stoneflies. Stoneflies are found all over the world. They spend most of their lives in an …
Fishing with the Marmooska Jig
The Marmooska Jig is a great little lure that catches all kinds of fish. This style of tungsten jig originated with ice anglers in Europe. Some of those early …
Fishing with the Copper John fly
The Copper John is one of the most popular and effective nymphs around. This is a fly that regularly catches fish all over the world. The fly is named …
Fishing with Panther Martin spinners
Panther Martin spinners are one of the best spinning lures around for trout. They catch all sorts of salmonids. I don’t always fish with these kinds of lures, but …
Fishing with the Squirmy Worm
The squirmy worm is a basic yet very effective fly. Also known as the “squirmy wormy,” this fly is a sort of modern take on the San Juan Worm. …
Fishing with the San Juan Worm
The San Juan Worm is one of the most basic flies in existence. Yet it is also one of the most effective. While some people refer to the San …
Fishing with the green weenie fly
The green weenie is a basic fly that catches a lot of fish. The story goes that this fly originated in Western Pennsylvania. Fly tier Fred Bridge says Ken …