Here are a few of the best fishing lines for crappie to spool onto your reel. Whether you prefer sitting on the bank watching a cork and minnow rig or teasing them into biting with live-sonar and ...

Being stiffer and lighter—the shaft is made of a graphite-fiberglass blend—it’s best suited for freshwater ... for trout or panfish (sunfish and crappie), but the 5-foot-6-inch size of ...

Striped bass are biting the best. He recommends fishing between Prairie ... largemouth bass are biting fair on crank baits, jerk baits and plastic worms in coves at Grand Lake. Crappie fishing is slow ...

You can even spool on 50-pound braided line for hook straightening strength in crappie ... smooth for a plastic composite fly fishing reel and performed well, making it the best beginner fly ...

Finding hints of perch and getting itchy for ice fishing lead this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report. Sam Eble emailed the photo at the top two weeks ago, then I screwed up and lost track of ...

Stripers are scattered from Horseshoe Bend park to Beaver Dam. Best live baits are brood minnows or shad. Keep a top-water ...

David Powell at Lake Fayetteville Marina said crappie fishing has improved. Minnows or jigs are good to use. Powell said blue ...

The TWRA wants to build a comprehensive report each week of the state’s lakes. If you do not see a report for your favorite ...

Fishing guide Reagan Nelson says bass fishing as been good. Best bite is coming along outside grass lines in 10-12 feet using slow falling plastics like Fluke and Senkos. Also some fish hitting light ...

Here is latest Fishing Report as provided by Texas Parks and Wildlife for Nov. 2.

Jones said it's best to fish them where there are ... bass are biting fair on crank baits, jerk baits and plastic worms in coves. Crappie fishing is slow. Try jigs around brush or docks.

Crappie are good with minnows on brush in ... We are seeing some fish on brush piles, laydowns, bridges and road beds. The best fish are definitely on timber. Focus on the edge of timber and ...