February 23, 2026

Early spring is a transitional period for freshwater ecosystems. As winter retreats, rivers, lakes, and reservoirs experience shifts in water flow patterns—changing currents—that have a profound effect on where fish choose to hold and feed. For anglers looking to get an edge in early-season fishing, understanding how changing currents influence fish location is essential. In…

As winter loosens its grip, early spring brings a subtle but powerful shift in freshwater ecosystems: daytime temperatures start to rise, and fish that have been largely inactive during the cold months begin to stir. Understanding how this temperature shift affects fish behavior is critical for anglers who want to get ahead of the curve…