Friday, November 4, 2011

River Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

River Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "We had just finished Sunday dinner at grandma and Pep Pa's when dad hollered, "Okay boys, let's go to the river!" My cousins and I shot out the door and started gathering minnow seines, trottines, minnow buckets, and rods and reels. We all knew there was a tow sack already loaded in the '58 Ford. It was there from last weeks river trip. It was there for the mud holes we hit on the way to gather crawdads."

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Unfamiliar Waters | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Unfamiliar Waters | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "One of the most difficult aspects of being a tournament angler is that you are required to fish many different bodies of water during the tournament season. Since it is impossible to be familiar with so many lakes and rivers, successful tournament anglers learn the skills necessary to tackle unfamiliar waters."

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What's The Best Lure? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

What's The Best Lure? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "If you had only one lure to use in your next tournament season, what would it be? Would you choose a worm, spinnerbait, topwater, or something else? They all have advantages and disadvantages at certain times of the year."

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Thursday, November 3, 2011

Buoy Markers, Navigation and Waterway Boating Safety

Buoy Markers, Navigation and Waterway Boating Safety: "Aids to navigation found on federal waters, commonly known as buoys or channel markers, are designed, built and maintained by the United States Coast Guard. While some Aids to Navigation are buoys, many others may be day markers, ranges, or many other types of marks that provide the boating public with a "sense of direction" while on the water. Generally speaking, green markers are kept to the RIGHT when leaving a harbor and red markers are kept to the RIGHT when returning to harbor, thus coining the phrase, "Red, Right , Returning""

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Alabama rig: History and law lessons | Bassmaster

Alabama rig: History and law lessons | Bassmaster: "Much has been made about the Alabama rig since Bassmaster Elite Series pro Paul Elias used it to win the FLW Tour Open on Lake Guntersville last week."

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The truth about fall turnover | Bassmaster

The truth about fall turnover | Bassmaster: "The words "fall turnover" conjure up lots of thoughts in the minds of bass anglers, almost none of them good. Fish kills, lock-jawed bass and epically tough fishing are just a few of the things that many fishermen associate with fall turnover."

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How the Alabama rig works | Bassmaster

How the Alabama rig works | Bassmaster:

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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

India- Kaveri River Mahseer Fishing

India- Kaveri River Mahseer Fishing: "I'd read the magazines, I'd seen the pictures, and I'd read Paul Boote and Jeremy Wade's wonderful 'Somewhere Down The Crazy River' (hereafter referred to as 'The Book') four or five times I think. And I'd guess that for any angler who likes sunshine, travelling and big, beautiful fish, the Mahseer would be some kind of holy grail."

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Fly Fishing Tips for Success | Read About Fishing

Fly Fishing Tips for Success | Read About Fishing: "Most serious anglers have refined their techniques over time and experience in order to improve their catch. Reading up on new techniques and products are also good ideas, and so is listening to other angler’s stories. However, it is still good to remember the fly fishing basics. Anglers have been catching fish with the basic rod and line for centuries, so going back to the fly fishing fundamentals or the ABC’s of the sport will go a long way in improving not only your fly fishing technique but your catch as well. So, what are those fly fishing basics we have forgotten? "

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Fishing Tackle Boxes

Fishing Tackle Boxes: "The designs you can find are really creative as well as carefully thought out by people who know fishing - and that is good news as you can now find the fishing tackle boxes that fit in perfectly with your tackle and the various needs you will have."

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