Factoring Out Luck | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Those who fish for them say largemouth bass are probably the most difficult of all species to catch. Rick Clunn, who ranks at the top of the ladder in the minds of many of the professionals and also of recreational anglers as well, stresses the importance of the learning process.
"It never ends," he says, "If you are ever going to get into bass fishing seriously, you've got to forget one thing. That is luck, which has very little or anything to do with it. Fishing is an art and a science. It can be learned. The level you achieve in it is up to you.""
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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Monday, February 17, 2014
How Much of a Bass Population Can Anglers Catch? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
How Much of a Bass Population Can Anglers Catch? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "I frequent many fishing pages on the Internet. There is much to be learned from the insights of other anglers, but sometimes their views depress me. I find some anglers don't believe fisheries research reports and fisheries statistics, saying all statistics are manipulated and invalid. They dispute biological data that show bass anglers can catch most of the bass in a pond or lake. These comments show that there is often a basic distrust and misunderstanding of science, statistics, and the scientific method."
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Learning New Lakes | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Learning New Lakes | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "There are ways of getting a crash course on a new lake and learning the local's secrets to help when you have a tournament or are just going fishing.
First get on the Internet and search for fishing reports or chat rooms where you can get general information on fishing spots from anglers already fishing the lake. Don't just check the current reports, check as far back as you can. Checking current and past issues of local newspapers and magazines will also help. With this information you can compare the reports from the different sources, the times of the year and set up a chart to give you a better overall idea of possible areas to check out and basics like best lure colors. Be sure to get the current water temperature, it will help with selecting areas to fish."
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First get on the Internet and search for fishing reports or chat rooms where you can get general information on fishing spots from anglers already fishing the lake. Don't just check the current reports, check as far back as you can. Checking current and past issues of local newspapers and magazines will also help. With this information you can compare the reports from the different sources, the times of the year and set up a chart to give you a better overall idea of possible areas to check out and basics like best lure colors. Be sure to get the current water temperature, it will help with selecting areas to fish."
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Springtime and Spawning | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Springtime and Spawning | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Springtime, and a young fish's thoughts turn toward love. Well, not quite all fishes, but quite a few of them! Today, let's review the timeline for spring-and summer-spawning fishes. There are a few fall-spawning fishes, but they are mostly Coldwater fishes such as brook and brown trout."
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Outdoors: Gadgets put a modern twist on ice fishing | Detroit Free Press | freep.com
Outdoors: Gadgets put a modern twist on ice fishing | Detroit Free Press | freep.com: "Dozens of high-tech snowmobiles race across a white morning tundra. Distinct runlets of ice glimmer aquamarine through windswept snow.
I’m traveling with a group who look like futuristic nomads, and we are on a quest to conquer winter walleye fishing at Mark Martin’s Ice Fishing Vacation School on Saginaw Bay. The ice sleds are so advanced they look ready rise up and become Transformer robots."
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I’m traveling with a group who look like futuristic nomads, and we are on a quest to conquer winter walleye fishing at Mark Martin’s Ice Fishing Vacation School on Saginaw Bay. The ice sleds are so advanced they look ready rise up and become Transformer robots."
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Fishing: Tarpon season around corner | The News-Press | news-press.com
Fishing: Tarpon season around corner | The News-Press | news-press.com: "It is almost here, thus it is time for you to start getting out your equipment and make sure it is ready. What is almost here, you ask? Tarpon season. In a short two months the tarpon will start rolling in, some even earlier than that."
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Sunday, February 16, 2014
Schmitt column: Weeds will be key for fishing bite | St. Cloud TIMES | sctimes.com
Schmitt column: Weeds will be key for fishing bite | St. Cloud TIMES | sctimes.com: "After today, just one week remains in the current walleye, northern pike and bass season on the state’s inland waters. Lakes that border Canada will still allow walleye fishing through April 14, so there’s still a lot of opportunity to catch fish at places like Lake of the Woods."
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Outdoors: Times to reel in spawning largemouth bass | members.jacksonville.com
Outdoors: Times to reel in spawning largemouth bass | members.jacksonville.com: "Warm, sunny, calm weather hastens bass to move shallow and start fanning spots for spawning sites. A cold front pushes fish back to deep water, and postpones the annual ritual. But bass will be right back in the shallows when conditions change and water warms, and they’re often setups for anglers to catch."
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