Old and new, big and small, these patterns have stood up to the tests of time, water, and fish.
April means opening day of the trout season in many states. So in honor of a hatches and hookups to come this spring, check out the best trout photos from our Trophy Room.
The world of advertising sure has changed in 50 years. Joe Cermele takes a look at some fishing ads from F&S that are both very entertaining and very far from PC these days.
Winter on Virginia's James River means gray skies, icy rain, and blue catfish that can reach 100 pounds. Jeff Samsel reports on his battles with these cold-weather brutes.
Walleye are tricky fish. They can hold tight to the bottom at 60 feet, or cruise the shallows in less than five. When you need to get hooked up in any situation, lure picks mean everything. So here are the lures the top walleye guides use to pay the bills.
John Merwin did a bit of testing in the F&S top-secret line lab to bring you this list of the four strongest fishing knots on the water. Here's how to tie them, and why their so deadly.
It might be the middle of winter, but readers are still submitting shots for our Fish Babes gallery. These photos might ease that cabin fever just a bit. Ladies, if you're kicking but on the water, submit your shots in our Trophy Room.
It's been said that the Bimini twist is the most difficult fishing knot to tie. It's also one of the strongest, capable of beating fish weighing over 1,000 pounds. So here's the easy way to master the Bimini in five simple steps.