How To Improve Casting Accuracy with Spinning Gear | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

How To Improve Casting Accuracy with Spinning Gear | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC:



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Mining For Bronze | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Mining For Bronze | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Arguably, bass are bass. Whether it's a smallmouth in a high east Tennessee reservoir or a smallmouth in a sprawling New England lake, these fish behave in the same general manner. They migrate to shallow water in the spring, back out to deeper water in the summer and then invade the shallows again as the water cools and winter approaches. Of course, various factors alter their daily routines and no two lakes are identical. Still, a smallmouth in Alabama's Pickwick Reservoir responds to water temperature, the presence of bait and the urge to spawn much the same way as a smallmouth in Lake Champlain."



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10 Bass Fishing Tips from a Pro Angler | San Angelo LIVE!

10 Bass Fishing Tips from a Pro Angler | San Angelo LIVE!: "Spectators positioned themselves around a 4,000 gallon mobile aquarium Saturday at the West Texas Hunting and Outdoorsman Expo, as pro angler and fishing instructor Keith Johnson demonstrated fishing skills at the Foster Coliseum."



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Shoreline Bassin | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Shoreline Bassin | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Mention shoreline or bank fishing to most people and immediately their minds seem to drift to Norman Rockwellesque pictures of summertime, hayseed kids in cut-offs, cane poles and the ever-present can of worms. For many of us, this is how we cut our teeth on fishing. Today, with the rising cost of boat ownership and restricted access to some prime fishing locations, shoreline fishing offers the only real angling alternative for many anglers."



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Paul Elias on Crankbaits | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Paul Elias on Crankbaits | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC:



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10 Things That Make Your Day A Lot Easier | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

10 Things That Make Your Day A Lot Easier | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Nothing spoils a day on the water like equipment hassles. If you are a tournament angler a problem like tangled line or a crankbait stuck in the carpet can cost you valuable time. Even if you are simply fishing for fun those kinds of issues can put you in a bad mood and affect your fishing. But cheer up! There are tons of inexpensive gadgets to help make an angler’s life easier. Here are some of my favorites."



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Tough Summer Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Tough Summer Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "There is no such a thing as a standard summer pattern, because no two lakes are alike. In the last year or so you have seen articles on why it is so hard to catch bass, not just in the summer, but all year long. Some claim that the bass are just gone from the lakes and others talk about how bass are smart enough to know the difference between an artificial lure and live bait. I'm no biologist, but like the other anglers and writers, I have my own ideas about why it seems tougher to catch bass now than in the past."



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Hot Weather Crankin' | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Hot Weather Crankin' | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Yea, the spawn is over. The "sight" fishing folks have had their fling and the warm water means more aggressive bass. The more aggressive bass are those with greater strike zones, the more readily willing to chase forage. This plays into the strengths of crankbaits. These baits, as a category, are by their nature plugs which are designed to cover more water in a shorter period of time than the more slowly worked soft plastic and jig-n-pig combinations.
   The two types of baits actually compliment each other in that you can work located schools for longer periods once they have been found by using a worm or soft plastic, but the catch is, you have to first find the schools."



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Hot Weather Crankin' | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Hot Weather Crankin' | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Yea, the spawn is over. The "sight" fishing folks have had their fling and the warm water means more aggressive bass. The more aggressive bass are those with greater strike zones, the more readily willing to chase forage. This plays into the strengths of crankbaits. These baits, as a category, are by their nature plugs which are designed to cover more water in a shorter period of time than the more slowly worked soft plastic and jig-n-pig combinations.
   The two types of baits actually compliment each other in that you can work located schools for longer periods once they have been found by using a worm or soft plastic, but the catch is, you have to first find the schools."



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Tough Summer Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Tough Summer Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "There is no such a thing as a standard summer pattern, because no two lakes are alike. In the last year or so you have seen articles on why it is so hard to catch bass, not just in the summer, but all year long. Some claim that the bass are just gone from the lakes and others talk about how bass are smart enough to know the difference between an artificial lure and live bait. I'm no biologist, but like the other anglers and writers, I have my own ideas about why it seems tougher to catch bass now than in the past."



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