- Mar 19, 2025
Freshwater Fishing Lures on U.S. Postage Stamps
Stamp collecting has a new allure for anglers across the nation, and part of the buzz involves classic lures from PRADCO-Fishing.
- Jul 23, 2024
What do you Want? TD!
If you never target trout with a Rebel Tracdown Ghost Minnow, you are missing outstanding opportunities to catch rainbow and brown trout from creeks and small rivers. Here is what you need to know!
- May 6, 2024
Thill for a Thrill on the Situk River
Learn about a world-class steelhead fishing destination in Southeast Alaska.
- Nov 21, 2023
GIVING THANKS
It’s Thanksgiving Week, and it’s time to give thanks.
If you fish, you are thankful for many things. Here are a few things I’m thankful for this time of year:
- Jul 6, 2023
Boss Pop Rules the Morning
Follow these six tips to add explosive topwater bass fishing action to your morning routine.
- Apr 7, 2023
What is the Best Color of Soft Plastic Lure for Catching Bass?
Learn why an Arkansas football coach and veteran angler has a tackle box marked “TD Junebug” and how you can use his bass fishing strategy for the win.
- Dec 12, 2022
Top Destination for GIANT Cutthroat Trout
Learn about Nevada’s Pyramid Lake and world-class fishing for cutthroat trout and about the best trout lures for catching these fish.
- Aug 2, 2022
Discontinued Fishing Lures: How the Boss Saved the 2-Inch BOOYAH Boss Pop
If you ever scratch your head when your favorite fishing lure becomes a discontinued fishing lure and then hard to find, you’re not alone!
Making emotional decisions sometimes isn’t smart. Making emotional decisions when you are running a company can be downright dumb. So, call me dumb, but I made the emotional decision a few years ago to not allow my favorite topwater lure, the 2-inch BOOYAH Boss Pop, to become a discontinued fishing lure.
In the fishing lure business, we frequently have what we call a “discontinued list.” This means these lures for whatever reason didn’t sell enough over a certain period of time, so they end up becoming discontinued fishing lures.
- Jul 12, 2022
Must Know Wade Fishing Tips: How to Catch MORE Fish on Mid-Summer Streams
Want to find hot fishing action this summer? Follow these tips formed from many years of wade-fishing in streams and learn how to catch more fish.
It’s never too hot to go fishing, especially when you are wade-fishing streams.
Even when the temps reach more than 100 degrees, stream fish will still bite. They were designed to eat!
Here are a few rules of thumb to help you catch fish during the heat of summer while wade fishing.