Keep America Fishing: Tips & Tactics in April’s North American Fisherman
OutdoorHub 03.17.13
April’s edition of North American Fisherman reminds anglers to “Keep America Fishing” by offering a fresh look at traditional strategies. From tips on catching more walleyes year ‘round to part nine of the Fish Response System (FRS) on properly classifying lakes, the April 2013 issue will continue to keep anglers on the cutting edge. North American Fisherman is the official member-exclusive publication of the North American Fishing Club, the premier community for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts.
In “Artificials Only” Dan Johnson, helps us “kick” the live bait habit for more walleyes throughout season. “Crankbaits and soft baits aren’t new, through the innovative insight from NAFC members—forged on the unforgiving proving grounds of professional guiding and competitive angling—brings a whole playbook to the walleye game,” explains Johnson.
Other articles include: “Unnatural Attraction” by David Hart where he argues sometimes matching the hatch isn’t always the best approach when trying to convince finicky trout to eat. And “Pack a Punch!” by Mark Hicks, explains why an assortment of punch baits need to be in your arsenal to effectively extract bass from dense vegetation.
More than 500 members tested products in the Field Test section powered by StuffStuff. Items reviewed in this issue include My Topo Lake Depth Map Overlay and Aqua-Vu Micro Plus Underwater Camera with DVR. To see what NAFC StuffStuff testers said about these products, and to learn how to become a field tester, visit stuffstuff.com.
Regular columns include: Research Update, New Products and Fishing Adventures. Monthly features include Top Fishing Time, NAFC Almanac and Member Photos. Plus much more can be found online at FishingClub.com. Readers can also easily navigate from the magazine to the website by scanning the many QR codes located in the “Web Extras” throughout the publication.
