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Choosing Between Submersible and Floating Fishing Lights

Choosing Between Submersible and Floating Fishing Lights

Fishing lights have gained their popularity from their ability to consistently attract fish. The first lights used by night fishermen were primarily floating fishing lights, while the more modern lights in today's world are submersible fishing lights.  The two styles of lighting both have their advantages and disadvantages to night fishing, which we will discuss in greater detail. Ultimately, we hope to be able to provide you with enough information to choose which type of fishing lights best suit your needs.  Floating Fishing Lights The era of floating fishing lights began as a sealed headlight with a styrofoam ring attached to...

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Fish Gigging Equipment - What Setup Do I need to Go Gigging?

Fish Gigging Equipment - What Setup Do I need to Go Gigging?

Fish gigging is an age old tradition that is slowly growing in popularity as outdoorsman look for more adventurous hobbies to take part in. Fish gigging is most popular in the Ozarks: Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, and Oklahoma. A typical night out on the water consists of crisp cool air, bright gigging lights, sharp multi-pronged gigs, and (on a good night) a bunch of fish swimming under the lights. The most common fish that are targeted for gigging include suckers, carp, bowfin, gar, catfish (in certain states), flounder, and other non-game fish as noted in your local fish and game manual.  Standard...

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Happy 4th of July - Free Fishing Day?!

Happy 4th of July - Free Fishing Day?!
This holiday's celebration has grown to even be a free fishing day for many states. All states have a free fishing day every year, but only five of them choose 4th of July as their free fishing day. "Free Fishing Day" refers to days that anglers can go fishing on public bodies of water without a license. See your state's free fishing day below!

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Freshwater Fish Gigging: Rivers, Streams, and Lakes

Freshwater Fish Gigging: Rivers, Streams, and Lakes
One of the most common-known methods of gigging in the South is gigging for flounder, frogs, or drum. We have done many blogs on saltwater gigging in the South but haven’t had the opportunity to touch on one of the most fun past-times with over 200 years of history: freshwater fish gigging.

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