Falling Overboard | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "If you have ever witnessed someone fall overboard, you've felt the chills of reality. Fishing from a boat can be dangerous, but don't feel somewhat guilty if you have felt some humor in it, too.
Sometimes, an accident can be dangerously funny. That may sound like a redundant term, but it isn't. It is human nature to laugh at someone else's mishaps when no injuries have occurred. But even under the laugh, it also is human nature to realize that you understand the seriousness of the mishap and are prepared to take extra cautions to make sure it never happens to you or to a friend."
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Saturday, June 28, 2014
North Central Minnesota Fishing Report - June 27th, 2014 - Outdoor News - June 2014
North Central Minnesota Fishing Report - June 27th, 2014 - Outdoor News - June 2014: "East - The morning bite has been strong on the mud flats with Lindy rigs and live bait in 20 to 24 feet and in deeper water during the day. Trolling crankbaits on the edges of the rock reefs in eight to 10 feet has been best for walleyes during the evening hours. Smallmouth continue to be an easy catch and northern pike reports have improved with sucker minnows in 12 feet in most bays."
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How To Develop A Pattern | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
How To Develop A Pattern | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "How many times have you heard or read a newspaper on a bass tournament winner using such-and-such pattern for winning the tournament? What are they talking about? What is a pattern? A pattern is the method, how, what, sometimes when, and where in a given lake you are catching bass consistently. There can be a pattern within a pattern, and there can also be more than one pattern used during the day. Typically patterns are easier to develop for reservoirs."
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How's Your Bass Persona? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
How's Your Bass Persona? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "To me the most important thing you bring to your fishing ability is your own individuality. Remember that you are an original. No one can copy you exactly. And you can't copy anyone exactly. This one fact can be the greatest technique you have. Your personality and individualism are major assets if you learn how to use them in your fishing. I can tell you that if you don't let your instincts take over and use that individuality you can never be a great fisherman.
There's nothing wrong with copying a technique from someone else, or learning all you can, just remember to apply your own personality to that. With that thought in mind, here are some exercises in extending the personality of your fishing to make it more successful."
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There's nothing wrong with copying a technique from someone else, or learning all you can, just remember to apply your own personality to that. With that thought in mind, here are some exercises in extending the personality of your fishing to make it more successful."
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