All Jeffrey Howe wanted to do was take advantage of the evening walleye bite on Owasco Lake and maybe get a few tasty fillets. The 32-year-old town of Ira resident ended up getting skunked on Saturday - but he did catch ...

I was with these guys right up to the point where he jams his arm down the ice hole to retrieve this monster fish. I've been bitten by one of these guys and still have the scars to prove it. Nonetheless, ...

Tomorrow's gonna suck. I'm officially calling the 2008 fishing season quits as I get my boat read for winter.  Because North Dakota's been in a severe drought these past few years, my fishing opportunities ...

Yeah, I know it's time to put away the boat, poles and fishing tackle, but some times it's just be to keep fishing, right? But fall can be ...

There's a great article this month at In-Fisherman.com concerning Speed Trolling for Walleyes. Speed trolling is just as it sounds... blasting through cover, bumping into logs and weeds, and bouncing plugs off the ...

24-year-old Swedish angler Joel Lagekvist landed the catch of a lifetime recently on Lillsjon Lake in central Sweden. What started out as a simple cast into the murky water ended up being a tug-of-war with a ...

$650,000 WALMART FLW WALLEYE TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP SET FOR BISMARCK World’s top walleye anglers to compete on the Missouri River BISMARCK, N.D. (Sept. 5, 2008) –The Missouri River, one of the nation’s foremost walleye fisheries, will host the world’s top walleye anglers Sept. 24-27 during the $650,000 Walmart FLW Walleye Tour Championship – the sport’s most lucrative event. The prestigious tournament featuring 108 competitors from 18 states and Canada will award as much as $150,000 cash to the winning professional and as much as $20,000 cash to the winning co-angler. “This tournament features the best walleye anglers from across the United States,” said Land O’Lakes pro Eric Olson of Red Wing, Minn., who qualified 31st in the points race to make it to Bismarck. “I worked hard all season to get here and I couldn’t be more excited. “Going into this tournament is different from the qualifying tournaments because the only goal I have in Bismarck is to win. There is no more worrying about points to make the Championship — it’s all about winning the grand prize here.”

Well boys and girls, our old host's database just couldn't seem to get back up, so I was forced to move Blast and Cast Outdoors to a new hosting provider. At this time, I don't have ...