by Gary Howey | Aug 2, 2022 | "Of the Outdoors" Columns, Gary Howey-NE., Gary’s Thoughts from the Field
Early walleye fishing can be tough, with the heavy winds pounding the water, it seems to just guarantee a lack of success. It doesn’t have to be that way as the fish are there, and they’ll bite if your presentation tempts them. In a normal year, the warming...
by Gary Howey | Apr 8, 2022 | Gary’s Thoughts from the Field
The male bass arrives in the spawning area before the females as they have to locate and prepare the nest where they spawn. (Contributed Photo) Early Bass spring fishing is divided into three periods: Pre-spawn, Spawn and Post-spawn. Many anglers’ fish all of...
by Gary Howey | Oct 6, 2021 | Gary’s Thoughts from the Field
As summer makes the turn into fall, walleyes and other fish feed heavily, feeding heavily before the winter months. Larger jigs with chubs, seem to out produce the smaller baits during the fall season. (Team Outdoorsmen Adventures Photo) It’s that time...
by Gary Howey | Jul 8, 2021 | Gary’s Thoughts from the Field
Team Member and 2016 Inductee into the “NATIONAL FREASWATER FISHING HALL OF FAME”, Larry Myhre with a beautiful smallmouth bass he took using a spinnerbait run along the top of the water. In the spring, early summer, when the weeds crowd the shore and onto the top...
by Gary Howey | Jun 4, 2020 | Gary’s Thoughts from the Field
Fran Myhre, Sioux City, IA with a good largemouth bass taken while fishing with her husband, Team Outdoors Production member Larry Myhre, the fish came from one of the many glacial lakes in northeastern South Dakota. (Photo by Larry Myhre) ...
