Monday, December 9, 2013

Catching Michigan Largemouths at Ice-up — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability

Catching Michigan Largemouths at Ice-up — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability: "Greg Mangus shows off a pair of five-pound plus largemouths.

I was fishing a jig with a swim bait trailer, but was retrieving it more like a crankbait than a jig–no pumping, lift-and-drop action. Just cast, let it sink, retrieve slowly."

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Big Sword Story: Daytime Swordfishing Off Florida’s Coast — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability

Big Sword Story: Daytime Swordfishing Off Florida’s Coast — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability: "So far the fall of 2011 has proven to be a bit on the windy side, which has not allowed us to do as many swordfish trips as I would like. Luckily when the weather has cooperated we have gone out to the sword grounds and have caught fish. This particular trip, I had booked about two months ago and was set to fish with three anglers from England. They belong to an English fishing club and have fished throughout the world, mostly for marlin. They were eager to come to South Florida and try some of our daytime swordfishing."

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▶ Bass Fishing Tackle Tips - Crankbait Bass Fishing Tips and Techniques - YouTube

▶ Bass Fishing Tackle Tips - Crankbait Bass Fishing Tips and Techniques - YouTube: ""

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▶ Casting A Spinning Rod - Fishing Tips and Techniques - YouTube

▶ Casting A Spinning Rod - Fishing Tips and Techniques - YouTube: ""

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How to Cover Water | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

How to Cover Water | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Covering water and locating fish can be one of the hardest and most important factors in the sport of bass fishing.  This is an issue that's terribly broad, and may be mentioned at length.  There are many factors that I look at including the time of year; the weather, fishing the water quickly but effectively, and fishing points, cover, and structure.  I’ll attempt here to list a number of the items that I think about when selecting a bait, and vicinity to fish."

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Sunday, December 8, 2013

5 Bass Fishing Rigs Every Angler Should Know « Wired2Fish

5 Bass Fishing Rigs Every Angler Should Know « Wired2Fish: "Learn five ways to rig bass fishing plastics to catch bass in any situation

We’ve had a bunch of requests to do a piece on how to tie several rigs for bass fishing with soft plastics and when and where to fish them. We’ll start with this overview piece with diagrams on how to rig the plastics. We’ll follow up with underwater videos to show how the rigs look in the water and we’ll expand on these rigs with more advanced rigs in future pieces. But for now here are the five basic plastics rigs we think every bass angler should know."

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5 Bass Fishing Rigs Every Angler Should Know « Wired2Fish

5 Bass Fishing Rigs Every Angler Should Know « Wired2Fish: "Learn five ways to rig bass fishing plastics to catch bass in any situation

We’ve had a bunch of requests to do a piece on how to tie several rigs for bass fishing with soft plastics and when and where to fish them. We’ll start with this overview piece with diagrams on how to rig the plastics. We’ll follow up with underwater videos to show how the rigs look in the water and we’ll expand on these rigs with more advanced rigs in future pieces. But for now here are the five basic plastics rigs we think every bass angler should know."

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New Fishing Hooks Protect Bluefin Tuna in Gulf of Mexico But Allow Catch of

New Fishing Hooks Protect Bluefin Tuna in Gulf of Mexico But Allow Catch of: "NOAA’s Fisheries Service will require commercial fishermen who fish for yellowfin tuna, swordfish and other species with longlines in the Gulf of Mexico to use a new type of hook, called a weak hook, designed to reduce the incidental catch of Atlantic bluefin tuna. The hooks will be required starting May 5, 2011."

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Understanding Striped Bass Migration | Finsight

Understanding Striped Bass Migration | Finsight: "1.) The Spring Migration begins as days get longer and sea temperatures begin to rise. Fish that have been staging off the coast of North Carolina, the Chesapeake and the Hudson River for the past few months are making their way in shore. Following the beaches to their river influenced spawning grounds, the fish start to school, stage and feast before heading up the rivers to spawn, which is their next great migratory move.
Most migratory bass are female."

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