The plastic worm ranks among the deadliest and most versatile lures any angler can cast for bass. Patent records reveal that as early as the 1860s artificial worms were made from the rubber compounds ...

Beaver Lake: It's still summertime tactics in these early days of autumn.

Husband and wife fishing duo Cole & Jay test pink versus purple plastic worms to see which color lure catches more bass.

Anglers can find any water color they like, reports Jon Conklin, fishing guide. The lake is muddy on the upstream end, stained in the middle and clear from Coppermine Lodge to Beaver Dam. The walleye ...

Talk to a non-angler about fishing and they will mention maggots. They are the bait people picture first, and once you start fishing it is easy to see why. Maggots are affordable, simple to use, and ...