In Tune for Better Fishing
With age and experience, I would like to think I have gotten to be a better angler. Some of my recent fishing seasons have, in fact, been some of my most successful.
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Bobbering Through the Seasons!
During the 2025 open-water fishing season, I spent more time with a slip-bobber rod in my hands than during any other previous season since I was probably a kid. Here is what happened.
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Match the Hatch
The concept of “matching the hatch” when fishing refers to using lures that are similar in color to the forage that game fish are feeding on. Matching the hatch can be important when bass fishing. Here are three examples from my fishing last summer.
INVEST IN YOUR FISHING
Buying stuff for fishing isn’t the best investment we could make from a strictly traditional definition of investing. Rarely can we sell a rod, reel, lure, or whatever for more than we paid for it. But some items that we should use when we go fishing are good examples of smart investments. Not investments for financial gain, but investments for our well-being. I’ll explain.
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A Look Ahead – Walleyes
In my last blog, I wrote about bass fishing plans for 2026. Here, my topic will be walleye fishing plans for 2026. Before I go into detail, I need to say that part of the agenda for the coming season as it relates to walleye fishing is to continue to develop skill using forward facing sonar (FFS) technology.
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A Look Ahead – Bass!
It’s New Year’s Day as I write this and must say that I am already very excited for the coming 2026 open water fishing season, particularly as it relates to bass fishing! My excitement is founded by the fact that bass fishing on much of the waters I fish regularly continues to be very good, but it’s also exciting that my 2026 plan includes exploring some “new to me” bass fishing waters.
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The Magic Shake
When we go fishing, we do all that we can to put the odds in our favor of having a fish bite our bait. Sometimes all we have to do to get a fish to bite our bait is put that bait near a fish. Other times it’s necessary to do something a little out-of-the-ordinary, such as imparting a slightly different action on the lure that is being used.
Fishing the Midwest TV Coverage Expands with New Episodes on MIDCO SPORTS!
Fishin’ with Frisch, producers of the award-winning Fishing the Midwest TV series, announced today an agreement with MIDCO SPORTS, headquartered in Sioux Falls (SD). The agreement will add Fishing the Midwest TV episodes to the provider’s expansive list of leading regional sports programming. Fishing the Midwest will premiere on MIDCO SPORTS on January 18, 2026, with weekly airings at 9:30 am on Sundays with re-airs to occur during the following week as well.
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MY FAVORITE BAIT
When a person goes fishing, there are several decisions that need to be made. Where to go, when to go, who to go with, those thoughts all enter the picture. Then when we arrive at the body of water that we’ll be fishing, there’s more decisions. Should we chase bass, walleyes, panfish, or something else? What bait or lure should we start with?
My Best Season Yet
The 2025 open water fishing season was a good one for this angler. Part of the reason it was good is because I made it a point to spend a vast majority of my free time fishing! Plus, my job as a TV show host keeps me on the water a lot for work. I am blessed to live where I live and do what I do!
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