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  • 2 weeks ago | gameandfishmag.com | David Brown

    Brandon Palaniuk has fished the nation's top-rated smallmouth waters, from Pickwick Lake in the Deep South to Lake Champlain and the mighty St. Lawrence River in the Northeast. However, the two-time Bassmaster Elite Angler of the Year's personal-best smallie-a 7 3/4-pound beast-came from an Idaho reservoir. Sure, not all Western smallmouths are that big, but there are plenty of them, and if you do your homework and put in the water time, western fisheries can produce epic smallmouth bites.

  • 2 months ago | gameandfishmag.com | David Brown

    From the sidelines, one can hear all the hype around live sonar and view it merely as an electronic cast net. But that's really not the case. This spell-binding technology equips and enables anglers like nothing ever seen before. Yet, when it comes to catching fish, can any amount of electronic enlightenment really deliver "easy" consistently?

  • 2 months ago | gameandfishmag.com | David Brown

    On the way to his next snook spot, Capt. William Burbach spotted a crab trap buoy out of the corner of his eye. While passing the Styrofoam sphere off the starboard bow, Burbach caught a glimpse of a dark silhouette suspended just below the float. Instantly, he knew just what it was: a tripletail.

  • Jan 9, 2025 | fieldandstream.com | Scott Bestul |Dave Hurteau |Phil Bourjaily |David Brown

    These days, with every deer hunter and his brother running trail cameras and able to keep tabs on specific bucks for years, we sometimes hear about 7-1/2, 8-1/2, or even 9-1/2-year-old or older whitetails finally wearing a tag after an epic campaign. But the truth is, most wild deer never come close to reaching those ages.

  • Jan 8, 2025 | fieldandstream.com | Dave Hurteau |Phil Bourjaily |David Brown |Scott Bestul

    Where do deer sleep? Well, as every deer hunter who’s ever jumped a bedded buck knows, they don’t do a lot of sleeping. When deer lay down to take their rest, they may dose a little here and there, but their main job is to sit still and look for trouble. Still, a whole of people google “where do deer sleep?” and whether that’s you and you’re new to hunting or you’re a hardcore hunter looking to nail down specific buck beds for the coming fall, the answer is pretty much the same.

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