Common Questions About Fishing In Nantucket   Nantucket may be a leading destination for honeymoons, summer vacations and a second-home location for the rich and famous. But it is also considered an angler’s paradise by many as well.   Once known as the whaling capital of the world, today, this New England island which is 30 miles south of Cape Cod, is a desired spot for fishing enthusiasts – beginners or advanced.   So you’re planning on doing some fishing while visiting Nantucket and have already picked a suitable local house and booked a ferry or plane ticket for your stay? I ..read more

The 3 Essentials To Keep You Safe On The Water   There is no way to fish that’s more effective than being on a boat or kayak. You are able to access areas where there is a higher concentration of fish and are more likely to catch your limit. Fishing from a pier can be fun, but you are limited to the fish that are right there with no way to move to where the fish are.   If you can manage to get a good fishing kayak or are looking for used boats near me for fishing then you need to first think about safety. Even if you plan to stick close to shore you need to prepare yourself for emerg ..read more

If you’re a keen fisherman or woman, you probably already have a list of fishing essentials. But if you’re new to the game, you might need some guidance on how to prepare for a fishing trip.   Whether you’re going with your friends and family or you plan to have a relaxing time on the water by yourself, fishing is a great experience for everyone. When it comes to having a successful and enjoyable fishing session, preparation is key.   When you’re first starting out, you might not know how to properly prepare. To help you out, here are the essentials you’ll need so that you can relax ..read more

Wrapping it for Walleye By Gary Parsons and Keith Kavajecz Like clockwork, the phone at The Next Bite office rings with a call from Santa about this time every year looking for gift advice. After the usual pleasantries, Santa got right down to business. He said there was a guy who had been extra good this past year that had just bought a Mercury powered Nitro Z21. Santa wanted to help him rig it. “I can help with that,” said Keith.  “Start with some PowrTran trim tabs. They are built to last in demanding conditions and will give him great fuel economy and boat control.” You can also ..read more

What is Dry Fly Fishing Simply put, dry fly fishing is a technique where a fly fisherman uses an artificial fly, floating on the water surface to catch trout. The technique was originally called Dapping and consisted of laying a small fly on top of the water to catch the rising fish. When dry fly fishing, the fly is tied to a very fine tippet and cast upstream of the fish. The flys mimic the natural food that trout eat, such as mayflies, caddis, stoneflies and other insects.  What is the Difference Between Wet and Dry Fly Fishing? The primary difference between wet and dry fly fishing lie ..read more

Fall Bite Seek out cabbage beds and rock bars to find the fall musky you’ve been waiting for all season By Kyle Sorensen The brisk morning air hits my face as I make my way down to the dock, a freshly brewed cup of coffee in one hand, and a sandwich for a late morning snack in the other. I reach the dock to see the daylight slowly beginning to fill the sky. Walking out on the old, rickety dock, the clunk of the rusty hinges squeak with each step. I have to give them credit though – they have withstood many years of abuse. I reach the end of the dock and gaze upon the northern Wisconsin lake, a ..read more

Boundless Adventure Endless Shores of Wisconsin abound with recreation and so much more across Calumet, Fond du Lac and Winnebago counties Endless Shores of Wisconsin truly is what our name suggests – an endless array of possibilities, by water or by land, to enjoy outstanding recreation, adventure, nature, dining, entertainment, history, sightseeing and an endless amount fun. You’ll find Endless Shores of Wisconsin centrally located in the state and easy to get to, no matter where you’re traveling from. With Lake Winnebago as the “crown jewel” of the Endless Shores region, you and your family ..read more

Why You Need to Buy a Fishing Kayak   Kayaking has been around for many years, but right now, it has gained popularity among anglers for their activities. While boats provide better area coverage, kayaks also have advantages over their bigger counterpart. If you’re a serious angler, here are some reasons why you need to get your fishing kayak for your next trip: 1. Affordability A completely rigged kayak is still more affordable than a powerboat. Paddlers can expect a wider design from Bay Sports for fishing kayaks to optimize its features. With these minor differences, you’ll get better ..read more

Summertime Crappies By: Blake Tollefson Each and every spring, crappies seem to occupy the minds of nearly every fisherman in the Midwest. Springtime crappies pile into the shallows with intentions of creating the future generations. These mass schools of fish are followed closely by schools of fishermen with intentions of obtaining a few meals of fish. As the season progresses, the drones of crappie fisherman quickly transition their efforts towards the toothier varieties of fish species. The challenge of mid summer crappies can be a lot more rewarding than one might think. Based on personal ..read more

SLOW TOPWATER for COLD FRONT MUSKIES What is more fun than catching a muskie? How about getting them on topwater! Surface baits are an incredibly effective tool to get cold front muskies in both the summer and fall to eat. The key is to fish them slow – easier said than done. If you don’t own a flaptail, you are missing out! COME FISH WITH US! www.madisonangling.com The post Topwater Musky appeared first on Morning Moss ..read more