Kayaking for Bass with Hank Parker | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Kayaking for Bass with Hank Parker | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Bass fishing legend Hank Parker reached the top of his profession fishing from a Ranger bass boat, but kayaking has opened his eyes to another way to effectively fish for bass.
   “You can access so much water that you can’t get to with a bass boat,” Parker says.   “I don’t ever see in my lifetime being without a powerboat.  I am always going to have some kind of powerboat.” "



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Know Thy Enemy | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Know Thy Enemy | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Going fishless is not something you should just take as a fact of life. There is almost always a way to make bass cooperate with you. The trick is figuring out what it's going to take and then doing it.
   Every angler has experienced aggravation as a result of a poor day fishing. Before you break your rod, call it quits, and decide to go home empty handed, there are a few things you may want to consider"



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Color Perception | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Color Perception | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Crankbaits are effective tools used to produce bass year round, but how do you choose the right lure color in a world full of millions of lures? When you walk into the tackle department of your favorite store you are confronted by a huge selection of baits and displays set up to tantalize you with hundreds of variations of colors and patterns. To simplify the elimination process, base lure color selection there is a formula to make it easier."



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All About Junk Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

All About Junk Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC:



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Hot time ahead or chinook and coho fishing | The Eatonville Dispatch

Hot time ahead or chinook and coho fishing | The Eatonville Dispatch: "The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and treaty Indian tribes are forecasting this summer’s salmon fishing opportunities to be the best in years, thanks to a potentially historic return of chinook to the Columbia River and a huge run of hatchery coho."



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Giant Tip-up Laker - iTrout (Part 2 of 3) - Uncut Angling - January 3, 2013 - YouTube

Giant Tip-up Laker - iTrout (Part 2 of 3) - Uncut Angling - January 3, 2013 - YouTube: ""



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Tips for Fishing Deep Crankbaits - YouTube

Tips for Fishing Deep Crankbaits - YouTube: ""



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Wind: Friend or Foe? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Wind: Friend or Foe? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "It was a great morning to go fishing. The sun was shining bright and felt warm on my face in the cool morning air. There was a slight breeze blowing in the bright blue cloudless sky. Every fisherman looks forward to perfect days like these to go fishing.
   Spring can be the best time of the year for fishing and catching fish. As the days get longer the sun warms the water and draws the fish into the coves and shallow areas to feed and spawn. Unfortunately, spring always brings with it another predictable event. Constant weather change."



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Jigging For Success | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Jigging For Success | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "During late winter and throughout spring, bass on most southern waters seek out heavy cover on, or near, their spawning areas. Although worms and lizards take their share of lunkers during this period, no one lure compares as a lunker producing lure like the jig. Most knowledgeable anglers, if asked what lure will most likely catch a trophy from January through March, will choose a jig"



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The Bass Grabber | Bassmaster

The Bass Grabber | Bassmaster: "That's some pretty gnarly stuff down there," Charlie Ingram said under his breath as he worked his jig-n-pig through the tangled branches of a submerged tree. He hopped the jig once when it reached open water, and instantly a fish sucked it in. The veteran Tennessee pro reacted with his trademark whip crack hook set, and his flipping stick bowed under the weight of a lunker bass. There was no swinging this fish into the boat —after it made several powerhouse runs, Ingram dropped to his knees, lipped it and hoisted it aboard. The big-bellied largemouth weighed a shade over 9 pounds."



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