Weekday vs. Weekend Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Anyone who fishes on weekdays and weekends knows bass are schizophrenic. Bass club anglers often catch bass like crazy during weekdays, but struggle when they fish on the weekends, especially when competing in tournaments. One major reason bass change personalities is the boat traffic and fishing pressure that assaults many lakes on the weekends."
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Monday, November 17, 2014
Become a Better Cranker with DAVY HITE | Pro Bass Fishing Class
Become a Better Cranker with DAVY HITE | Pro Bass Fishing Class: "Bassmaster Classic Champion Davy Hite uses cranking to cover water and find bass fast! In this class, Davy offers advice for anglers of all skill levels and he explains the tactics and tips that have helped him consistently catch big bass throughout his career."
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The Hunt For Big Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
The Hunt For Big Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "My fishing past started out almost 20 years ago. I began to get really serious about it when I was 15 years old. When I got my drivers license, I bought a trailer to tow my boat and I spent the next 10 years or so fishing close to 200+ days a year. I learned so much just by being out on the water. My early days saw me as a power fisherman, slinging big baits on heavy lines. I did quite well. I caught a ton of fish and I caught big fish."
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How to Catch Bass in Early Winter – Crankbait Jig Spinnerbait Tx Rig Winter Bass Fishing Tips | FishElbows
How to Catch Bass in Early Winter – Crankbait Jig Spinnerbait Tx Rig Winter Bass Fishing Tips | FishElbows: "Crankbaits, flipping jigs, spinnerbaits, texas rigged worms are great fishing lures for catching largemouth bass shallower than 10 ft. In this how to bass fishing tips video, Lake Fork Bass Guide Stephen Fatherree http://www.mylakeforkguide.com shows how to catch bass in shallow water. Early winter bass fishing can be productive with the right lure!"
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Misconceptions About Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Misconceptions About Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "There are several misconceptions that the world of amateur bass fishermen operate under every day that just aren't true. And even though this is going to create a lot of emails, I feel it's my duty to bring to light those things and explain why they are misunderstood"
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7 Secrets to Sharpen Smallmouth Success | Bass Fishing Tips & Tactics
7 Secrets to Sharpen Smallmouth Success | Bass Fishing Tips & Tactics: "Whether fishing the Great Lakes or the sprawling impoundments of the Dakotas, glacial pools in the quiet countryside or the mountain gems of Tennessee, these easy tips will help you catch more smallmouth… period."
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Sunday, November 16, 2014
Bass and Cover | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Bass and Cover | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "This is one of the most basic concepts of bass fishing. Bass and cover is similar to peanut butter and jelly. It's like the chicken and the egg. They go together. The bass is a creature of prey. He uses cover as a point of ambush to attack. Cover also provides protection from other species."
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Deep Water Jig and Pig | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Deep Water Jig and Pig | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Right away when anyone mentions jig and pig, you tend to automatically relate that with flipping and pitching to shallow, visible cover. And sure that's a dynamite way to catch bass. But it leaves a giant window of opportunity open. Just as guys like David Fritts and Paul Elias exploit deep water with crankbaits, the same can be done with jigs."
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Where to Find Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Where to Find Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Of course, even if you have all the latest gear, you still won't catch any bass if you don't know where they are. Finding the fish is often the most difficult part of bass fishing. Bass move about a lake, pond, reservoir or stream as the seasons and water conditions change. Time of year, water temperatures, water levels, weather, light and the availability of food are all contributing factors to the migrating characteristics of the black bass."
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