Fishing from the bank can be both a relaxing and rewarding experience, especially when targeting striped bass.

When you’re fishing from the bank, distance matters.You’re not dropping your bait right off the boat — you’re launching it toward mid-channel.That’s why an 8 to 9-foot rod is the sweet spot.

We’ve all been there — your favorite rod loses a guide insert, and suddenly your line frays every time you cast. Usually, that means retiring the rod altogether.

If you’ve ever wanted to fish more lines with fewer downriggers, the Chamberlain stacker is your best friend. With just two downriggers, you can run four rods effectively, covering different depths and maximizing your odds of landing fish.  

Whether you're drifting the Napa River for stripers or dropping lines into Lake Berryessa for crappie,

Ready for the ultimate fishing and culinary adventure? Here’s your chance for you + your guest to join Alex on a one-of-a-kind experience ab

Calling all anglers! If you love fishing for striped bass or have always wanted to learn more about this exciting sport, we’ve got something

We fished the lake yesterday and had a serene experience. For the first time since the spring, we had the lake virtually to ourselves.

Trout fishing at Lake Berryessa can be rewarding, especially if you understand where to find them. Here’s how you can improve your chances o

Long time no see, I know. It's been about two months since I last wrote, and I've missed it as much as you have. But guess what? Life's been

Last weekend we had an overnight fishing trip with the boys on Lake Berryessa. We were after catfish and carp. Here is a quick clip on...

Have you ever battled a 20-pound catfish? It's an epic fight you won't forget! But how do you lure these giants to your line?