Florida Everglades Bass Fishing on the Jerk Bait with Capt. Shane - YouTube: ""
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Monday, March 10, 2014
How to Fillet Northern Pike - Removing the Y-Bones
How to Fillet Northern Pike - Removing the Y-Bones: "Having fished and cleaned his catch from the waters of the upper-Midwest for over forty years, R. Karl shares his knowledge, providing everything you need to know: proper equipment, step-by-step instructions – including exactly how to remove those pesky “y-bones” from northern pike – and includes a special chapter on how to remove the skin and wrap/prepare your catch prior to freezing."
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Project Z Webisode 3: 3 Pros. 3 Days. 3 Challenges. | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Project Z Webisode 3: 3 Pros. 3 Days. 3 Challenges. | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Project Z features three of the biggest names in professional bass fishing˜2004 Forrest Wood Cup and 2006 Bassmaster Classic champion, Luke Clausen, along with perennial Bassmaster Elite Series standouts, David Walker and Stephen Browning, both of whom competed in the 2014 Bassmaster Classic.The pros will participate in three challenges that will put their decision-making and bass fishing skills to the test."
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Walleye fishing with Kristen D | Trapper Talk | Trapperman.com Forums
Walleye fishing with Kristen D | Trapper Talk | Trapperman.com Forums: "ook a little trip to do some walleye fishing with Kristen D. She never showed up, but at least the walleye fishing was Ok!
Got together with some friends from ND, WI. IN and had a great time. Only had three days to fish, but most of is broke our personal best, multiple times! Headed home and wanted to share some of the highlight reel!"
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Got together with some friends from ND, WI. IN and had a great time. Only had three days to fish, but most of is broke our personal best, multiple times! Headed home and wanted to share some of the highlight reel!"
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Sissy Sticks and Giggy Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Sissy Sticks and Giggy Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "National tournament circuits have generated a great deal of publicity for jig worming as of late. With field sizes increasing, tour practice periods decreasing, and pressure on bass at an all-time high, the rise in popularity of the jig worm is not surprising. The technique, also known as shaky head worming, catches fish when others fail. Virtually every large-scale tackle manufacturer has a finesse line of soft plastics, many of those geared towards jig worming, so choosing the most effective lure for a given situation is a daunting task at best.
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Sunday, March 9, 2014
Tips For Locating The Best Places To Go Crappie Fishing | Crappie Fishing
Tips For Locating The Best Places To Go Crappie Fishing | Crappie Fishing: "Are you interested in acquiring a new hobby that you can pass down to your children and grandchildren? You won’t need much in the way of equipment to begin a lot of equipment for basic crappie fishing needs for yourself or your family members.Whether or not you have crappie fishing experience, the guidelines in this article are sure to teach you a thing or two about crappie fishing.
TIP! A lighted bobber is key to night fishing. The lighted bobber has a tiny bulb inside it that will help you see it better when it goes underwater at night.
After determining the appropriate place to catch fish, move slightly upstream and cast your line there. This causes your hook and bait and hook to move past the targeted fish. The downstream drift is going to seem more natural and better attract fish to your bait. This useful technique works better when the area happens to be underneath any type of some sort."
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TIP! A lighted bobber is key to night fishing. The lighted bobber has a tiny bulb inside it that will help you see it better when it goes underwater at night.
After determining the appropriate place to catch fish, move slightly upstream and cast your line there. This causes your hook and bait and hook to move past the targeted fish. The downstream drift is going to seem more natural and better attract fish to your bait. This useful technique works better when the area happens to be underneath any type of some sort."
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