This article details a series Minnesota lakes that would be good places to fish for large bullhead specimens. Also included is a table of hot bullhead waters.
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Posted: 2/1/17
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Posted: 1/19/17
 Improving photos is so easy with some basic changes makes a |
Posted: 7/28/14
 The history, tying instructions, and techniques for fishing the Mayfly Klinkhammer, one of Andy and Corey's favorite fly patterns. |
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Posted: 1/21/17
 Roundup 2016 was our biggest yet. Featuring an epic 3-way sudden death fish off and a potential new World record redhorse. Also sucker balls. |
Posted: 2/18/16
 This year's Roundup was held May 8-10, 2015. A mandolarian showed up with a hooligan. A few morels made an appearance. Mandolarian Morel Hooligans might just make a good bluegrass band name. Weather was great, and lots of folks made the trip. |
Posted: 12/4/14
 This year's Roundup was timed perfectly for the redhorse runs. It also featured a new world record golden redhorse and a few unique species caught. |
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Posted: 1/10/17
 This is a simple foolproof method for frying boneless pike, over a campfire or on the stovetop. Other fish can be substituted. |
Posted: 5/21/14
 Recipe for barbequed Asian Carp. Anytime you end up with one of these invasives on yuor line, you should heat up the grill. A recipe I'm adding to the site so I can try it once I catch one of these. |
Posted: 5/14/14
 A simple poached fish recipe which uses the poaching stock as a base for a light cheese sauce to pour over the finished fish fillets. |
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Posted: 1/4/15
 118 fish species are known to frequent the Potomac, and many of these can be caught in the DC portion of the river. With abundant bank access and a multitude of angling opportunities you owe to yourself to give the Potomac a try. |
Posted: 10/20/14
 The Myakka River is Florida's only federally designated Wild and Scenic River. It is a short, sluggish river lying between Tampa Bay and Port Charlotte on the Gulf Coast ... |
Posted: 4/26/14
 The Root is a roughfisher's dream. Filled with fish of every stripe, from brookies to gar, it spans the southeast Minnesota driftless region and provides endless fishing opportunities for the intrepid angler. |
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Posted: 3/6/12
 When I offered to host Ruffie on a fishing adventure, I knew that a late season ice fishing excursion would offer the |
Posted: 3/6/12
 Well friends, Ruffie arrived in the Netherlands on the seventh day of the seventh month. |
Posted: 3/6/12
 Ruffie arrived in Ohio after an incredible adventure with Hengelaar in Holland. |
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Posted: 5/18/15
 These are the instructions for participating in the roughfish.com 2015 Spring Species Contest. Please read the rules and enjoy this fun and challenging competition! |
Posted: 9/18/13
 It all started one fateful midsummer night on the St. Croix River. Four intrepid roughfishers were night fishing for catfish |
Posted: 12/20/12
 Rules for using the lifelist system. This is to make it a level playing field for everybody and bring the lists up t |
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Posted: 2/15/17
 Every so often, I come across a cool fly pattern or a good article about fly tying. Here's a list of web links to some fly patterns I have found useful over the years, or articles about styles or systems of tying. |
Posted: 12/31/14
 The whiskey fly. This variant of the bugger pattern created by Bob Nasby of Minnesota has effectively replaced woolly buggers in my fly arsenal. |
Posted: 12/11/14
 This fly is one of my best all-around fish catchers. It is quick and simple to tie, and will catch almost any species you throw it at. |
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Posted: 1/21/17
 It was the last day of the stream trout season in Wisconsin, and my Dad and I headed to a favorite river. |
Posted: 12/31/15
 There have been a flurry of big, humungous, clearly not microscopic creek chub specimens posted in the last year or so. I have been asked to revisit the micro status of our favorite lunker minnow, on behalf of the Creek Chub Army. It's time to examine the facts and take action ... |
Posted: 7/28/14
 Just a fun, fishing-themed word find to keep the kids occupied on those long car rides. |
