David Mull

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One of my first kayak forays for Great Lakes salmon put me 2 miles out in Lake Michigan’s Sleeping Bear Bay, too terrified to wet a line. Fortunately, I didn’t dump my 12-foot Hobie Pro Angler until the crashing surf mashed my bow into the sandy beach. Having learned my limitations, I’ve continued to ply Great Lakes waters and cash in on species such as northern pike, smallmouth bass, and salmon.

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Photo by Luke Nilsson There’s no shame in using scented baits for trout–but which do you choose? 1. Corn Basics:...

Two potential world record muskies caught and released on the St. Lawrence River last week form an odd sort of...

Matt Forjohn of Ambler, Pennsylvania holds the pending All-Tackle Length Record muskellunge he caught Monday. The fish was released. The...

The appeal of fishing from shorelines, breakwaters, and piers around the Great Lakes starts with the fact that you need...