Koona Fishing Tips

What Makes Fishing Fun

Learn To Fish: It’s Fun! Fishing is a fun and tranquil sport that lets you spend quiet time with your friends, family and with Mother Nature. Fresh water fishing is a sport involving the catching of fish in lakes, rivers and streams. It involves a lot of patience, challenge and a lot of acquired skill […] Read more

Fresh Caught Fish Cooking Preparation

Fresh Caught Fish Cooking Preparation To maintain the delicate flavor of a newly caught freshwater or saltwater fish, this must be handled properly to avoid spoilage. Not to mention preserving the fish with pleasing odor. There are ways to properly prepare and maintain the quality just after the catch of the fish into a sumptuous […] Read more

Some Basic Facts about Fishing Gear

Some Basic Facts about Fishing Gear In fishing, it is very important to an anglers success that he starts with the proper equipment. He may purchase or own the finest equipment in the world, but when it is assembled and put into use, it may prove to be a very decided handicap. To guard against […] Read more

Mike Lee, GOP colleagues move to permanently kill the Roadless Rule | Hatch Magazine

On Wednesday morning, in Room 366 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building, with no hearing, no public notice beyond a leak the night before, and all the legitimacy of a pickpocket working a crowd, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee approved an amendment to kill the 2001 Roadless Rule. Not weaken it. Not “modernize” […] Read more

‘Absolutely crazy’: Trump administration to dismantle crucial ocean monitoring system | Hatch Magazine

In what a number of scientists suggested was the Trump administration’s latest effort to stop tracking the changing climate in hopes of convincing the public that the climate emergency isn’t happening, the National Science Foundation announced Monday that it was dismantling a crucial deep-ocean monitoring system that for years has helped Read more

50 years after the flood: Could the Teton Dam be rebuilt? | Hatch Magazine

The morning of June 5, 1976, bulldozer operators at the newly minted Teton Dam site on the border of Madison and Fremont counties in eastern Idaho worked feverishly to shore up seeping leaks in the giant rock and earthen berm that were discovered two days earlier. Behind the ill-fated dam, some 230,000 acre-feet of stored […] Read more

The trout angler’s guide to fishing through drought | Hatch Magazine

On Colorado’s Front Range, essentially a high desert, longtime trout anglers tend to be more tuned into the realities of drought, low water, and rising temperatures — all things that are fundamentally bad for trout fishing and, more importantly, the fish themselves. Many anglers around the country may have never experienced a “real” Read more

New fly fishing gear: May 2026 | Hatch Magazine

With the summer season upon us, fly-fishing manufacturers are prepping their customers for better weather. This month’s offerings includes a new streamer fly reel, new sunglasses from a well-known lens crafter, a new collaborative inflatable boat offering, a new line of on-the-water packs, and a somewhat surprising entry into the flip-flop Read more

Fishing the Hair Spider fly | Hatch Magazine

If only Spider, the hapless character played by Michael Imperioli in “Goodfellas,” could have danced. If he did, he might not have taken a bullet in the foot by Tommy, who then provoked him to mouth off one last time. For Spider, let’s just say it didn’t end well. But spiders can dance. Particularly when […] Read more