Make Your Baitcaster Fly! | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Make Your Baitcaster Fly! | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "The following is a series of observations based on my experiences with reel maintenance, tuning and upgrading. I do not do this professionally. I work on my own reels because I enjoy it. I started to do so a long time ago. I had to. When I got my first “real” reel, the deal was, I had to maintain it myself. If I wanted any more good equipment I had to demonstrate that I was capable of taking care of what I had."



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Trappin Bass In The Jungle - Part III | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Trappin Bass In The Jungle - Part III | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "n part three… Mike Siefert, an expert Arkansas guide on Lake Millwood, teaches us about colors and patterns, discusses sizes, casting, scent usage, split-rings and speed-clips, line, rods, reels, and rod position. He shows us how to adjust to changing water levels, light conditions, and when to change up.  Discussed are the unique challenges of working with pros, when to hire a guide, how success is in the details, and the power of confidence."



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Trapping Bass In The Jungle - Part II | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Trapping Bass In The Jungle - Part II | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Mike Siefert, an expert Arkansas guide, was sharing in PART I where big fish hung out on Lake Millwood, and how stealth and technique specifics were important in fishing “the jungle” - an intimidating minefield of stumps and broken trees, surrounded by endless acres of aquatic hydrilla, coontail, pond weed, lily pads, and alligator weeds"



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Trappin Bass In The Jungle - Part I | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Trappin Bass In The Jungle - Part I | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Inches below the surface of the stained water, is an intimidating minefield of stumps and decaying timber.  Endless acres of aquatic shallows are choked by hydrilla, coontail, pond weed, deertounge grass, lily pads, and alligator weeds.  The locals call it “The Jungle”.  
   Even if a visiting angler was warned by the native residents to stick to the river channels when up on plane, and been wisely cautioned to crawl through the menacing jungle to preserve their bass boat’s gelcoat from submerged wood"



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Topwater fishing tips | FishElbows

Topwater fishing tips | FishElbows:



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Pike Fishing Tips and Techniques – North East Rivers of the US – HD 2014 | FishElbows

Pike Fishing Tips and Techniques – North East Rivers of the US – HD 2014 | FishElbows: "Pike Fishing Tips and Techniques to use in the North East Rivers of the United States. Here are some tips and tricks that you can use to help you land the Northern Pike that you have been looking for. Pike fishing techniques can be the difference between a good fishing or a great day. With practice and using the tips and techniques on this video you will be one step closer to catching the big ones."



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10 Ice Fishing Tips | eBay

10 Ice Fishing Tips | eBay: "Ice fishing is a fun and exciting past time during the long winter months.   Almost any lake with a safe covering of ice should have hungry fish waiting below.  Ice at least four inches deep is considered safe for fishing.  Having the right equipment is essential to your success and enjoyment on the lake.  "



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Fall Patterns for Largemouth Bass | fishhound.com

Fall Patterns for Largemouth Bass | fishhound.com: "The biggest change in fall fishing occurs more in how the largemouth bass changes their habits more than any time of the year. Bass will more often follow the forage or bait fish than any other time of year; this can make them harder to locate as most anglers are use to looking for structure."



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Fallin' for Bass | fishhound.com

Fallin' for Bass | fishhound.com: "Seasonal factors are the best indicators for narrowing down locational patterns in the game fish we chase. For those that wet a line in the fall, knowing where to look and what to toss can lead you to some of the biggest bass of the year."



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KVD Isn’t Always Reel Fast | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

KVD Isn’t Always Reel Fast | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "“Slow it down. Don’t reel so fast. You’ll get a lot more bites. This water is really stained,” emphasized VanDam to a weekend warrior along for a day of summer fishing as a guest to the astonishing 7-time Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year. Hugely insightful advice from bass fishing’s most dominant gun meant to rifle home a message as to how critical ‘speed of retrieve’ is to his success."



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