Kellys Scented Worms Plastic Pre-Rigged Worms Bass Fishing Lures Plastic Worm: "WELCOME to Our Web Site! We are the makers of the FAMOUS ORIGINAL #1 HAND-SEWN Anise Scented Soft Plastic Bass Fishing Worm Lures. A Family-Owned Business since 1960.
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Decision: Go Pro or Stay Co? « BassEast.com
Decision: Go Pro or Stay Co? « BassEast.com: "Every obsessive tournament fisherman has daydreamed about hoisting the Forrest Wood Cup trophy overhead as the confetti falls and the crowd cheers. Although that end result is easy to picture, it’s much harder to get there – imagine driving thousands of miles, being away from family, needing to cash a check to pay the mortgage and all of the other occasionally dismal aspects of life as a touring pro and you’ll get the picture."
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Muddy Water | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Muddy Water | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "The question that I get the most all across the country is what to do in muddy water. Well, the first thing I do is laugh, not at the person asking the question but at the question itself. For starters you must understand the species that you're attempting to capture. Muddy water is one thing, but cold muddy water is another. In this article we are to touch on the subject of both, muddy water and cold muddy water."
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
How To Be In The Top 10 | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
How To Be In The Top 10 | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: ""Ninety percent of the bass that are caught are caught by ten percent of the anglers" - Dean Stroman. Unfortunately, there is much truth in Dean's quote. If 10 percent of the anglers do in fact catch 90 percent of all of the bass that are caught, what do they know that the other 90 percent don't know and how would an angler move from the 90 percent group to the 10 percent group?"
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Using Online Resources to Catch More Fish | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Using Online Resources to Catch More Fish | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Current technology enables us to perform maximum research in a short amount of time before hitting a body of water. If you use some of these online tools before your next trip, you just might put more bass in the boat and some more confidence in your game."
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Top 5 Spots for Finding Bass Quickly | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Top 5 Spots for Finding Bass Quickly | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "We all have our favorite lakes that we fish all the time and know dozens of secret honey holes. Most of these sweet spots took lots of scouting to find, a luxury you don't have on a new lake. Following are my top five spots to help you find bass quickly the next time you're on a new lake trying to find a few fish or if you're in a tournament and need one or two more keepers to fill your limit."
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Electric blue lobster recused from the pot goes to Natural History Museum | Mail Online
Electric blue lobster recused from the pot goes to Natural History Museum | Mail Online: "An incredible electric-blue lobster has been saved from the dinner table after it was spotted at a fish market and rehomed.
The striking crustacean was found by stunned fishermen off the east coast of Scotland and displayed for sale at a fish market in London."
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The striking crustacean was found by stunned fishermen off the east coast of Scotland and displayed for sale at a fish market in London."
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Salmon, scent and going home again - Maniraptora: Tastes Like Chicken Blog | Nature Publishing Group
Salmon, scent and going home again - Maniraptora: Tastes Like Chicken Blog | Nature Publishing Group: "On a cool autumn afternoon, I stepped out of my friend's house and witnessed a phenomenon of nature I had never seen before. In a stream flowing through the back yard, I saw the bodies of spawning coho salmon, Oncorhynchus kisutch, gleaming blood-red in the bright sunlight. These fish battered themselves mercilessly against the stream bed, digging shallow nests in the gravel where they were depositing their eggs. Against enormous odds, they had survived the rigors of ocean life, and had returned to their birthplace to spawn."
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Something's Fishy
Something's Fishy: "Today , I'm featuring an interview with Captain Tom Boice of Panamax Sailfishing. Captain Tom has been fishing the waters of Guatemala for close to 25 years and is one of the best Captains out there. Be sure to check out his website HERE and follow him on Twitter for the latest in big game fishing reports and breathtaking pictures of some truly amazing fish. A big Something's Fishy THANK YOU goes out to the good Captain for putting up with this surf fishermen's questions. On to the interview! "
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