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Toadfish Can Cooler Review
Toadfish Can Cooler Review
What is it?
The Toadfish Can Cooler is a can cooler not like the rest. It is a fully stainless steel can cooler that suctions to any smooth surface. It doesn’t matter if you are at home, in the woods or on the water, the Toadfish Can Cooler will keep your drink cold and secure.
Fall Crappie
Autumnal Crappie
Keeping it simple for early fall crappies on Wisconsin River reservoirs
by Joel Ballweg
Late August through early October is a great time to target crappies and other panfish on Wisconsin River reservoirs such as Petenwell, Castle Rock and Lake Wisconsin. The truth is it doesn’t matter whether you are targeting only crappie with the techniques I am about to describe, because you are going to catch other fish as well. That’s the way it is and always has been for me. Continue Reading
Fall Musky Bite
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. Continue Reading
Target Summer Crappie
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.
Topwater Musky
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
SUMMERTIME KINGS
GOING DEEP FOR SUMMERTIME KINGS
By: Capt. Lee Haasch 
In my 40 years fishing Lake Michigan I’ve learned that weather plays big part in fishing. Not really a news flash now is it? I’ve also come to accept that there is nothing we can do about the weather, and grumbling really never made a difference in boxing more salmon. Watching trends and weather patterns, well let’s say only makes you ALMOST like a TV weatherman, only it doesn’t pay as well and really doesn’t help in filling the fish cooler either. Continue Reading
Get the Net
Get the Net
By: Kyle Sorensen
“Get the net!” It’s a phrase in which we have all yelled once or twice in our life. When we, or someone else in the boat hooks into a fish, we want to boat it, plain and simple. The fishing net is one piece of equipment that can make or break an experience. Continue Reading
Lily Pads for Early Season Bass
Fishing Emerging Lily Pads for Early Season Bass
By: Glenn Walker
For many anglers once the calendar hits May, one thing is on their mind when they are in search of catching bass and that is vegetation, specifically the new lily pads that grow in many lakes and rivers. Continue Reading
Oconto Trophy Trip
Taking part in Wisconsin’s spring walleye run
By Sara Trampe
Contributed: Tyler Trampe
Photo Credit: Jeff Klugiewicz
Wisconsin is well known for the Green Bay Packers, cheese, beer, and tourism. A big part of our tourism is the outdoor industry and anglers that come from all over to enjoy our different lakes and rivers. And it’s one annual event that brings out the anglers early, usually still dressed in ice fishing gear on the open water – the spring walleye run. Continue Reading