Sunday, September 18, 2011
Secret Smallmouth Bass Fishing Techniques | iFished
Secret Smallmouth Bass Fishing Techniques | iFished: For those of you who like to catch Smallmouth Bass this article is for you. I'm going to reveal one very effective technique that will help you catch more Smallmouth on your next fishing outing.
Friday, September 16, 2011
Bass Bug Fly Fishing Flies
Bass Bug Fly Fishing Flies: "The early European settlers of North America noticed that the local Native Americans practiced an early form of bass bugging to catch dinner. They used a long pole with which to throw out on to the water surface a collection of hair and feathers tied in a buoyant bundle which they then dragged across the surface of a warm water lake, pond or creek. Bass Bugging is not new. In the 1800’s only a few bass bugged. In 1900 no bass bugs were made commercially, but between 1910 - 1930 the sport really started with lots of assorted bugs on being offered for sale in magazines and tackle shops. Bass bugging became unfashionable just after world war two but regained popularity again in the 1970’s."
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How to Tame a Wolf - Fishing for Roaming Bass
How to Tame a Wolf - Fishing for Roaming Bass: "How would you like to load the boat with 3- to 6-pound largemouth the next time your bass fishing, in less than 2 feet of water, all crushing a prop bait on the surface? Yeah, you, me and every other fisherman that has ever fished for bass. Unfortunately, cliché as it is, saying it is a lot easier than doing it."
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Thursday, September 15, 2011
Wired2Fish: Spinnerbaits
Wired2Fish: Spinnerbaits
These lures are great for covering lots of water and getting a reaction out of bass. If you have a good understanding of your electronics and the right conditions this lure can be deadly.
These lures are great for covering lots of water and getting a reaction out of bass. If you have a good understanding of your electronics and the right conditions this lure can be deadly.
Shimano Baitrunner D Spinning Reels | Ocean Marine & Tackle Fishing Blog
Shimano Baitrunner D Spinning Reels | Ocean Marine & Tackle Fishing Blog
The Shimano Baitrunner D Series Spinning Reels are quickly becoming one of the most popular satlwater spinning reels for offshore fishing. They are durable, lightweight, have excellent drag systems and the baitrunner feature is a must for serious live bait fisherman.
The Shimano Baitrunner D Series Spinning Reels are quickly becoming one of the most popular satlwater spinning reels for offshore fishing. They are durable, lightweight, have excellent drag systems and the baitrunner feature is a must for serious live bait fisherman.
Berkley® Nanofil – New Type of Fishing Line Coming Soon! | CutthroatFishing News
Berkley® Nanofil – New Type of Fishing Line Coming Soon!
Exciting times are coming! Berkley are about to release a whole new type of fishing line for spinning reels. The new line named Nanofil Uni-Filament Fishing Line is according to Berkley not a mono nor a braid but a next generation fishing line made out of hundreds of nanofilaments interlinked at the molecular level to form an ultra-thin unified filament line with handling characteristics resembling modern monofilament.
Exciting times are coming! Berkley are about to release a whole new type of fishing line for spinning reels. The new line named Nanofil Uni-Filament Fishing Line is according to Berkley not a mono nor a braid but a next generation fishing line made out of hundreds of nanofilaments interlinked at the molecular level to form an ultra-thin unified filament line with handling characteristics resembling modern monofilament.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Thoughts On Bass Fishing Scents
Thoughts On Bass Fishing Scents
The idea of attracting fish through their senses of smell is age old and well documented. It is a well known fact that sharks can pick up and follow a blood trail for miles, always making adjustments as they perceive a minute difference in intensity level.
The idea of attracting fish through their senses of smell is age old and well documented. It is a well known fact that sharks can pick up and follow a blood trail for miles, always making adjustments as they perceive a minute difference in intensity level.
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