Whether it’s deep or shallow, aggressive or inactive, lakes or rivers, or largemouth or smallmouth, jigs factor heavily in mid-fall bass fishing. 

It’s been just over 16 years since braided line took the bass fishing world by storm, but today, perhaps more than ever, anglers still question where, when, how and why to use it. 

Name one game you absolutely hate playing, but when you’re forced into it you desperately want to win. Easy: bumper boats.

Read all about the happenings of NAFC Executive Director Steve Pennaz in his fishing blog.

Costa Del Mar sunglasses has partnered with Renewable Choice Energy to offset 100 percent of the electricity use at its Daytona Beach headquarters facility with the purchase of 422,896 kilowatt hours (kWh) of renewable energy credits (RECs) from U.S. wind farms. 

An Arizona pro fisherman takes the average angler through the process of frog fishing.

NAFC member Thomas Saunders shares the story of his 8-year-old son Tristan who caught a 15 1/2" largemouth bass at a recent fishing derby.

Meet the winner of the Anglers' Legacy Sweepstakes, Tim Rongstad, who helps spread the pasttime of fishing to youngsters.

Fishing a river for muskies in the summer is an option that is too often over-looked.  Where does a musky angler start? 

Springtime river fishing means two things: big walleyes and strong current. It means the former of the two, provided you can figure out the latter of the two. In high water, strong current, tournament situations, you need to know about the flow if you want to end up in the dough.