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Your guide to fishing, the world’s most popular hobby.
Learn how target bass and crappie this fall from Captain Angie Douthit, one of the top guides on the historical Lake Okeechobee.
Fishbrain looks at some of the best locations around the country for fall scenery, solitude and fishing opportunities. Hungry fish, migrating species, cool temperatures and bright foliage await your next fishing adventure.
Our fisheries biologist, Ryan Hearn, goes through how to use key characteristics to properly ID different species of sunfish.
Learn which Fishbrain features can be used specifically for the changing fishing conditions and migrating species in fall.
How to start kayak fishing. An introduction into picking the right kayak for fishing in your area, what species you can fish for and how to prepare for hitting the water.
Fishbrain highlights some of the best new gear we saw at ICAST 2024
"There are between 22,000 and 24,000 fish in the world and I want to be the guy who caught the most. That means I have around 23,000 to go."
Summer is here and we asked our fisheries biologist Ryan Hearn how you can handle fish safely during the summer heat.
We look into the new, set, striper regulations after last year's emergency regulations and fall public addendum meeting.
New, set, regulations are in effect for Atlantic striped bass after a public addendum meeting in October.
Early summer brings fishing stability, but also the challenges of changing weather, hotter temps and lethargic fish. Read about some of our best tips and techniques from our own fisheries biologist on how to change with the weather and keep your rod bent all Summer.
An introduction into the gear and knowledge needed for kayaking America's Great Lakes. Learn about fishing for walleye, steelhead, small mouth bass and other species from a kayak in The Great Lakes.
