Wills Point's Jeff Sprague depends on his electronics when competing on the Major League Fishing Pro Tour, but realizes there are times it works better than others. If you look at today’s bass boat ...

Your VHF radio, one of the most important tools on any boat that ventures offshore, can mean the difference between life and death in an emergency situation. During an emergency, it may be impossible ...

Fishermen and hunters have long had a love/hate relationship with technology. A quick example is bow hunting where some only consider hunting with a long bow appropriate, while others may select a ...

Electronics are a hot button topic in fishing lately. Over the last few years, the advent of technology like side-scan, down-scan, and forward-looking sonar has a lot of folks asking if the sport is ...

Steve Baumann, owner of the Vexilar fishing electronics company, keeps a stack of warranty cards on his desk to learn more about his customers. They’re not props. Growing up on a farm in southwestern ...

DULUTH - John Hanna started messing with 12-volt electronics when he was in high school, installing stereo equipment in his car. Pretty soon, his friends were asking them to rig their rides as well.

You might have read the story “Tournament Control” in Marlin and breezed over a quick remark by Capt. Chris Garner of Southern Pride. Hidden within a powerful argument for a speedy boat while ...

DULUTH — I’ve become a bit of an anxious person in my old age. Sitting down to watch a television show has become almost impossible. Nothing holds my interest for more than a few minutes. An entire ...

When you’re sitting out in the freezing cold, a good ice fishing fish finder will save you time and energy by quickly and accurately identifying structure and fish below the ice. This means less time ...

At a time when anglers are debating if advanced underwater sonar technology is wrecking the sanctity of fishing, wetting a line on Annie Battle Lake is becoming more of a throwback than ever. Nestled ...