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Choose the right sinker for walleye fishing based on depth, cover, and presentation—Lindy Rigs, bottom bouncers, bullet weights, and more to improve your catch.

Angela Perea at Lake Fayetteville Marina recommends using stink bait or worms for catfish. Bluegill are biting small jigs, ...

Here is latest Fishing Report as provided by Texas Parks and Wildlife for June 14. GREAT. Water normal stain; 82 degrees; 68.09 feet below pool. White bass are good off points early, moving deeper ...

Catfish are fair in 5-6 feet of water with stink bait and nightcrawlers. Bass are fair on trick worms, spinnerbaits and topwaters. ... Carolina rigs are good 12-15 feet on points and road beds.

Catfish are fair in 5-6 feet of water with stink bait and nightcrawlers. Bass are fair on trick worms, spinnerbaits and topwaters. ... Carolina rigs are good 12-15 feet on points and road beds.

Catfish are fair in 5-6 feet of water with stink bait and nightcrawlers. Bass are fair on trick worms, spinnerbaits and topwaters. ... Carolina rigs are good 12-15 feet on points and road beds.

Ned rig fishing is something every angler should have in their bag or tricks. ... Tie a Ned rig on, throw it out, let it stink, and then drag it slowly across the bottom.

Texas rigs are catching bass at the edge of grass with creature baits and beavers 1-3 feet. Topwaters are fair early in the day in weed patches. Report by Marc Mitchell, Lake Fork Guide Service.

Texas rigs are catching bass at the edge of grass with creature baits and beavers 1-3 feet. Topwaters are fair early in the day in weed patches. Report by Marc Mitchell, Lake Fork Guide Service.