Jeff Knapp is a writer for the Indiana Printing and Publishing Company, focusing on local fishing and outdoor activities in Pennsylvania, specifically in the Indiana area. With a passion for angling, Jeff shares his expertise and tips for successful fishing trips through his articles, providing readers with valuable insights and advice.
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Jeff Knapp's articles mainly focus on fishing and outdoor recreation, with a local geographic emphasis on Pennsylvania and Indiana. He covers topics such as fishing techniques, seasonal trends, and equipment reviews. If you have expertise in angling or outdoor activities specific to these regions, or insights into trends that could impact the local fishing community, your pitch would likely align well with his coverage.
Additionally, given Jeff's focus on investment analysis within sports and house & home themes, he may also be interested in content related to new products or services relevant to the fishing industry that provide value for anglers. For example, pitches about innovative gear or equipment designed for local freshwater fishing enthusiasts could pique his interest.
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Dave Lehman landed a bass caught on a topwater frog. By mid-summer, weed-choked shallows, such as those on Butler County's Lake Arthur, feature
By mid-summer, weed-choked shallows, such as those on Butler County's Lake Arthur, feature matted canopies that provide largemouth bass with significant overhead cover. Among the short list of lures well-suited at triggering bites from such places is the artificial frog.
Dan Brown showed off a big Allegheny River smallmouth bass taken on a downsized bladed jig.
By: Jeff Knapp
In my mind, it’s the most indispensable piece of equipment on the boat. No, not the sonar unit, favorite rod-and-reel combo, or pet lure. It’s the electric trolling motor.
By: Jeff Knapp
Warm-weather success with species like yellow perch and crappies can require a more aggressive approach, one where the business end of the line is rigged with some type of hardware.
As summer gives way to fall, the frequency in which gamefish such as bass and walleyes use submerged creek channels increases. Locating prime channel areas, and then plying them with
The summer crappie bite can be easy if you understand how to present your baits.
Head offshore to tempt summer slabs holding in and around deeper cover.
Evan, one of my longtime guests, made a long cast over the placid early morning waters of the Allegheny River. The bait he chose was a topwater lure, one of the popper design.
By: Jeff Knapp
A hard hook set followed by the weight of a heavy fish did much to ease the apprehension that comes with most fishing trips, particularly ones to somewhat distant waters
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