Category: Trips and Destinations
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Rough Fishery Profiles: Pee Dee River, South Carolina
By David Graham As a South Carolina native I have spent untold hours stomping through every manner of marsh-laden, mosquito infested, heavily forested terrain possible, all in search of the ‘perfect spot’. Every angler recognizes my point – that ‘perfect spot’, which, given the right time and opportunity, would yield the moment that is an…
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Rainy Lake Adventures at Camp Narrows Lodge
By Andrew Ragas Ranked in the top 100 of North America’s best bass fishing lakes, this popular drive-to destination along the United States/Canadian border offers bass anglers a complex trophy fishery, and multi-species anglers a kingdom of big fish.
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Ultimate Catfishing Adventure
By Brad Wiegmann Common sense and sound judgment was far from any of our minds as we slipped our kayaks and canoes gently into Wheeler Lake on the Tennessee River. It seemed our sensibility was clouded with visions of catching gigantic catfish while fishing from only a long narrow craft powered by only a paddle.…
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Pack The Right Lures For A Boundary Waters Fishing Adventure
By Nathan Shore The northeastern corner of Minnesota is the home of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW), stretching 120 miles west from the shores of Lake Superior along the Canadian border and the equally impressive Quetico Wilderness Area. It’s an area where families and friends can enjoy nature like it used to be,…
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Top Picks For Minnesota Trophy Walleyes
By Daniel Quade Giant walleyes? Minnesota’s got them. Around every corner there’s an opportunity to catch walleyes, from rich and fertile prairie potholes to the deep, clear waters of the Canadian Shield. If your goal is taking a trophy, however, fine-tuning your locations and tactics can boost your odds of boating a behemoth in the…
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Ten Fall Muskie Destinations
By Adam M. Glickman Summer continues to be the time that the most muskies are caught. However, that is only because summer is the time that the most angler effort hours are put in chasing after muskies. I think that for many outdoorsmen summer musky fishing is a way to pass the time when waiting…
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Lake of the Woods Muskellunge Mystique
Lake of the Woods, a million acre freshwater sea bordering the United States and Canada, boasts a muskellunge fishery that is among North America’s best. Fishing-Headquarters Magazine takes you on a pictorial journey, through the eyes of a Canon DSLR camera lens, that any serious angler should add to the lifetime bucketlist for muskie trips…
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Fishing Wilderness Lakes
By Andrew Ragas Thousands of years ago, following the melt of the ice age, specific regions of North America and its landscape were littered by the abundant remnants of glaciers in the form of wilderness lakes. Scattered, yet heavily concentrated, throughout the lakeland regions of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, The Dakotas, and several areas of Canada,…
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Pay Lake Carping
By David Graham In the South, even the smallest change is often perceived as an unwelcomed threat to one’s way of life. Southern anglers often display the same pugnacious fortitude in traditional fishing ideals. For the multi-species enthusiast working to eliminate the “trash fish” mentality of old fashioned anglers, the South is a tough battle…
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Premiere Roughfish Waterways
By David Graham Every angler dreams of that once in a lifetime “trophy”. And every angler has that one “spot” they hold near and dear to their heart which has, does, and will provide those trophies. We as angers can catch the same species over and over, but truthfully, the experience is always uniquely different. …