Spinnerbaits are not just a tool for the spring and fall. Spinnerbaits can be deadly, if the right ones are fished in a variety of situations whether it be the East Coast or the West. The trick is to be able to distinguish which is the right one for the right situation? Spinnerbaits can fished in so many different ways, all of which, produce BIG BASS from north to south, east to west. They can be fished through the water column top to bottom. They are really a versatile bait if you know the little tricks it takes to fish them effectively. They can be fished many ways by varying the retrieve, weight of the bait, blade size, the trailer and colors. You have a bait here that can work a water column and catch fish from one to twenty-five feet, and because it is so versatile, you can fish it fast, slow, and in all seasons of the year.
Friday, March 11, 2011
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Orlando Outfitters - fly fishing rods, reels, flies, gear and fly tying materials.
Orlando Outfitters - fly fishing rods, reels, flies, gear and fly tying materials.: "Thread your tippet through the eye of the hook and pull a couple inches back up parallel to the standing line. Grasp the eye of the hook and the two ends of mono extending through it to keep an open loop just above the eye of the hook."
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Information on Antique Fishing Tackle: From Drexel Grapevine Antiques
Information on Antique Fishing Tackle: From Drexel Grapevine Antiques: "I have been a collector of Antique Fishing Tackle for over 20 years. And have been selling antique tackle in my shop since 1990. I collect all aspects of fishing memorabilia. On this page, I wanted to offer a primer for antique dealers, beginning collectors, and anyone interested in old tackle. It is not intended to be all inclusive. At the bottom of the page will be some links to other antique fishing tackle related sites."
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Sport Fishing On The Fly - Home
Sport Fishing On The Fly
This week, Grant goes fishing with Kelly Laatsch of St. Mary Angler. They are fishig for Westslope cutthroat trout on a tributary of the Elk River, in south eastern British Columbia.
Making Plastic Worm Molds | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Making Plastic Worm Molds |
It's quite easy once you get started. The equipment is very cheap, the rewards are considerable and you can copy most lures, even grubs!
The following method is for one- and two-part molds. Flat-sided baits of a one-part mold work, but may not appeal to the eye in some styles or have the same action as a totally rounded lure. The Senko or other jerk worm is the easiest to duplicate and catch fish immediately (one or two part). To get started though, a simple one-part mold is fine for many forms that will catch fish.
The following method is for one- and two-part molds. Flat-sided baits of a one-part mold work, but may not appeal to the eye in some styles or have the same action as a totally rounded lure. The Senko or other jerk worm is the easiest to duplicate and catch fish immediately (one or two part). To get started though, a simple one-part mold is fine for many forms that will catch fish.
Monday, March 7, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Master Series on Finesse Fishing With Ike (Lesson 10: Everybody loves shaky heads) - ESPN
Master Series on Finesse Fishing With Ike (Lesson 10: Everybody loves shaky heads)
Many of today's anglers think the shaky head is a new technique, but the technique has been around for half a century, if not longer. Only the name is new. We used to call it a jighead worm.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Don't Excuse the Weather - Unplugged - Wired 2 Fish
Don't Excuse the Weather - Unplugged - Wired 2 Fish: "here is probably not a more used excuse for a bad day of fishing than the weather. The longer I fish, the more apparent it becomes to me that the most important factor in the day-to-day activities of a bass is the weather. Although there are many aspects of weather that can play a part in the life of a bass, there are few that seem to make a difference more often than others. There are a few factors I keep an eye on and the reasons why I feel they are important."
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