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Mercury Pro Team member Seth Feider wrapped his arms around a lifelong dream as he kissed the 2021 Bassmaster Angler of the Year (AOY) trophy on stage in Waddington, New York, at the final Bassmaster Elite Series event at St. ...
This blog is by Stephen Neil, who spent two summers fishing and guiding in Elfin Cove, Alaska. During that time, he filleted hundreds of pounds of fish for clients daily. Neil became quite proficient and still thoroughly enjoys it today. ...
Some folks swear that a boat runs better when it’s clean and all shined up. Or maybe it’s possible that people who keep their boats exceptionally clean also tend to keep everything else about them in tiptop shape. Whatever the ...
This blog is by Mercury Pro Team member Rob Endsley, an Alaska charter captain (princeofwalessportfishing.com), former river guide and host of the “Outdoor Line” radio show in Seattle, Washington. If Alaska isn’t on your fishing-destination bucket list, it should ...
When you’re talking about barbecue, oysters, a grouper sandwich or just about any other food, you’ll be sure to get an array of varying opinions over which region is the best, with individuals going to great lengths to defend their ...
This blog is by renowned saltwater angler George Poveromo, a Mercury Pro Team member and host of “George Poveromo’s World of Saltwater Angling” TV series. George is also the producer and host of the popular “Salt Water Sportsman National Seminar ...
There are fishing knots for every possible situation, and unfortunately there are people who’ll insist that you need to know a great many of them if you want to consider yourself an angler. Not so, says Tom Rowland, and he ...
If you live in a community that shoots off its annual Fourth of July fireworks display over the water, your boat can give you, your family and your friends the best seats in the house. But boating at night on ...
Docking a boat can be a challenge for many boaters, especially at a crowded marina. Yet, it’s an important skill that any boater needs to acquire for tying off at the ramp or accessing a fuel dock or other on-water ...
One of the biggest differences between the boats of today and those of a couple decades ago is the electronics. Many of today’s boats come equipped with GPS, sonar, radar, chartplotters, engine and vessel monitors, sound systems, and the list ...
Aside from maybe a thunderstorm, nothing can spoil a fun day on the water faster than a bout of seasickness. Though seasickness is mainly a problem in choppy seas and big water, it can crop up in surprisingly calm conditions ...
