Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Don’t Just Fish on the Front Porch | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Don’t Just Fish on the Front Porch | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "There have literally been thousands of times out on the water where I have seen anglers severely limit their success with their own poor habits. They will come across a spectacular piece of fish-holding cover and only fish the very outer edges. No matter how many times I have seen it, this still drives me nuts and makes me want to fish the cover as soon as they leave it."



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FISHING OPENER: Minnesota's lakes won't be ice-free again - KMSP-TV

FISHING OPENER: Minnesota's lakes won't be ice-free again - KMSP-TV: "MINNEAPOLIS (KMSP) -
This is the second year in a row that Minnesota’s lakes won’t all be officially ice-free for the fishing opener.

Minnesota's Walleye Fishing Opener is Saturday, May 10, 2014 this year -- when walleye, northern pike, and sauger become legal game on the state's inland waters."



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Nano Lure uses a fishbot to catch the big ones

Nano Lure uses a fishbot to catch the big ones: "For many anglers, the repeated casting out and reeling in of the lure is an integral part of the fishing experience. There's also a certain Tom Sawyer-esque appeal, however, to just waiting for the fish to strike a live-baited hook as it hangs below a stationary bobber. The Nano Lure attempts to combine aspects of both approaches. It does away with the casting and reeling, and replaces live bait with a little robotic fish."



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Rare, ugly, and terrifying shark found in the Florida Keys

Rare, ugly, and terrifying shark found in the Florida Keys: "While fishing in the Gulf of Mexico, shrimpers pulled up a rare and horrifying creature: a goblin shark. This is only the second goblin shark to ever be found in the Gulf of Mexico. While they are very uncommon in general, they are usually found in off the coast of Japan, very deep underwater."



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Jerkbaits In Spring | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Jerkbaits In Spring | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "t's springtime. You know that the fishing in your next tournament will be great. You probably have at least two spinnerbaits tied on and a jig, lizard or a lipless crank laying on your front deck all ready to go. In most tournaments this month, these will usually be the predominate baits."



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You've Got To Be Willing To Lose, To Win | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

You've Got To Be Willing To Lose, To Win | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "I think every bass tournament angler out there dreams of winning the Bassmasters Classic. To get there is not easy as many anglers can confess.
   Many Pros talk often about "Swinging for the fences" when fishing tournaments. But how many anglers listen to that advice? What does that mean? Its simple: To win at any level you've got to be willing to take chances! The big chance that you take is the chance of "losing"!
   This whole idea of "swinging for the fences" is a mindset. At any level of tournaments we have to take what is given to us and take advantage of that opportunity. "Swinging for the fences" is fishing a tournament to win, not to lose."



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Spend More Time Fishing And Less Time Bed Hunting | Field & Stream

Spend More Time Fishing And Less Time Bed Hunting | Field & Stream: "See if this sounds like you in spring: Your trolling motor gauge is set at no less than 80%. You're cruising up and down the bank on your tricked-out bass boat, but you’ve yet to make a cast. Your eyes become glued to a spot that looks like it was probably a bass bed a week ago, but now nobody is home."



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Rite of spring fishing: Top-tier river walleye tactics - Outdoor News - April 2014

Rite of spring fishing: Top-tier river walleye tactics - Outdoor News - April 2014: "Before inland waters opens in Minnesota, you’d better believe I’m pursuing river walleyes on border waters. Of course, the tactics I’ll outline here work wherever spring, moving-water walleye opportunities exist. My arsenal contains three primary tactics for catching riverine walleyes: jigs, three-ways rigs, and trolling crankbaits."



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