by Al Lindner | Mar 29, 2021 | ANGLING EDGE TV
Al Lindner goes back to his childhood haunts and shares what turned his fishing passion into an obsession with...
by James Lindner & Dan Quinn | Mar 22, 2021 | ANGLING EDGE TV
Largemouth bass are unquestionably one the most sought-after American sportfish. There are an estimated 30 million bass anglers in North America. In recent years the most dramatic growth in bass fishing has been driven by high school and collegiate bass fishing teams....
by Jeff Simpson | Mar 13, 2021 | ANGLING EDGE TV
Angling is often a game of efficiency based on the location of your target species. Walleye are one of those fish that often roam over vast flats and lake basins—searching for forage. This open water pattern occurs from late spring throughout summer in many lakes...
by Al & James Lindner | Mar 8, 2021 | ANGLING EDGE TV
The term Pattern Fishing is a big part of the angling vocabulary these days. What does pattern fishing mean? Interestingly, Legendary bass angler Roland Martin first coined the term Pattern Fishing decades ago. In his words, a pattern is the exact set of...
by Jeremy Smith | Mar 1, 2021 | ANGLING EDGE TV
In North America, we’re blessed with many diverse fish species, which includes jigging lake trout up from the depths. In the south, largemouth bass, catfish, and crappie are king. As you move into the Midwest, walleye, smallmouth bass, panfish, and musky...
by Al Lindner | Feb 22, 2021 | ANGLING EDGE TV
Al Lindner breaks out on the water for the first time of the year, doing what he loves to do, chase largemouth by himself — social distancing for bass. For years the American Sportfishing Association (ASA) has been trying to figure out how to grow the sport of...
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