Fishing Report - MONSTER Halibut Caught in Alaska | GoFISHn on GoFISHn: "Kent Carmichael is smiling today! The Kansas man, who has fished on vacation in Alaska frequently over the years, bagged a 466-lb halibut last week while on a trip out of the Highliner Lodge in Pelican, Alaska, west of Juneau. Sweet! Here's an excerpt from the story in the Anchorage Daily News via the Daily Journal of Kansas:"
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
HowStuffWorks "Perch Lures and Baits"
HowStuffWorks "Perch Lures and Baits": "Now that you know where to find perch, what do you use to catch them?
Luckily, perch are not picky eaters, especially when they're in a feeding frenzy."
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Luckily, perch are not picky eaters, especially when they're in a feeding frenzy."
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Ohio perch fishing tips
Ohio perch fishing tips: "It does not require expensive trolling rods, or casting lures with treble hooks, its more relaxed and
MY KIND OF FISHING. Its the kind of fishing where you sit back, kick your legs up and spend the day
being lazy. Its the perfect plan for fishing with the kids or your wife! If your catching fish,
LOTS of fish, everybody stays interested, and everybody has a good time."
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MY KIND OF FISHING. Its the kind of fishing where you sit back, kick your legs up and spend the day
being lazy. Its the perfect plan for fishing with the kids or your wife! If your catching fish,
LOTS of fish, everybody stays interested, and everybody has a good time."
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How to keep from over thinking your bass fishing | General Sports | FireHow.com
How to keep from over thinking your bass fishing | General Sports | FireHow.com: "Every bass fisherman goes through this. It’s a hot, South Carolina day and nothing is biting. Nothing you try is working and you are becoming more aggravated as the heat of the day rises. Could it be that you’re thinking too hard on your presentation? Could it be that you’re not thinking enough of what you are doing and are just repeating the same thing which is not working?"
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Rising river will affect game fishing | The Natchez Democrat
Rising river will affect game fishing | The Natchez Democrat: "The Mississippi River is on a very fast rise. That is really no surprise to residents that have lived here for a long time.
Every year in late November and early December the river rises. This will probably be the end of fishing for game fish on the Old Rivers until June or July of next year."
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Every year in late November and early December the river rises. This will probably be the end of fishing for game fish on the Old Rivers until June or July of next year."
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Slow Down | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Slow Down | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Many years ago when I first made contact with Bob Crupi (the only person to have two bass over twenty pounds on the I.G.F.A record books), he left me with many new ideas. Ideas that if practiced consistently over time, they would help me or anyone else catch bigger fish. One such idea that stands out was to SLOW DOWN my presentation. Bob said that from a swim bait to a 18-inch worm to a live crawdad, S L O W D O W N."
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Bass and Cover | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Bass and Cover | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "This is one of the most basic concepts of bass fishing. Bass and cover is similar to peanut butter and jelly. It's like the chicken and the egg. They go together. The bass is a creature of prey. He uses cover as a point of ambush to attack. Cover also provides protection from other species.
Cover can be the obvious like stumps, laydowns, docks, vegetation. Or it can be subtle like the change of two types of rock, or deposits of bottom siltation on a sand bottom, or even shade. Cover is some physical object separate from the actual bottom contour. It is often mistaken for structure. Structure is the actual bottom contour (breaks,drops,humps,etc.)."
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Cover can be the obvious like stumps, laydowns, docks, vegetation. Or it can be subtle like the change of two types of rock, or deposits of bottom siltation on a sand bottom, or even shade. Cover is some physical object separate from the actual bottom contour. It is often mistaken for structure. Structure is the actual bottom contour (breaks,drops,humps,etc.)."
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