Trout are by far one of the most tentative fish around. Trout are very suspicious in nature and any thing can “spook” them and prevent them from biting. Thus, a finesse approach is definitely required. Read the rest of this entry »

When the leaves begin to turn, the shore fishermen know one thing: it’s time to get out the hip waders and target those big spawning salmon! Read the rest of this entry »

Floating jig heads can be a very effective way to catch fish. Here are a few points to consider when using floating jig heads, which will put you on to more fish! Read the rest of this entry »

I got a great rush from fighting the fish as it was pretty strong and pealing drag occasionally. As I reeled it closer to the boat, I could see that it was a nice striper. Initially, I thought I had a blue on… bonus! Measuring at 32 inches, into the cooler he went. Read the rest of this entry »

Finally around noon, the conditions for my Viper Spoon was perfect. The drift was almost a little too fast for jigging but still doable. Any faster, we would have to throw in a drift sock or two. Read the rest of this entry »

Hi folks, here are some points to consider when using your Viper Spoons for some saltwater fish. The information given may answer some questions that you may have about how to use your Viper Spoons regarding: rig set-up for certain species, baits and how to bait your Viper, fishing methods for certain species. Read the rest of this entry »

There are many ways to fish for trout. Every angler has their own preference whether it’s fly fishing, casting, trolling, drifting from a boat or float fishing. These are all great ways for catching trout. Why do they work? Read the rest of this entry »