Huge Marlin Snagged by Shark Video

Huge Marlin Snagged by Shark Video:

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Carp Photo Gallery

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Rising river will affect game fishing | The Natchez Democrat

Rising river will affect game fishing | The Natchez Democrat: "The Mississippi River is on a very fast rise. That is really no surprise to residents that have lived here for a long time.

Every year in late November and early December the river rises. This will probably be the end of fishing for game fish on the Old Rivers until June or July of next year."

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Slow Down | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Slow Down | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Many years ago when I first made contact with Bob Crupi (the only person to have two bass over twenty pounds on the I.G.F.A record books), he left me with many new ideas. Ideas that if practiced consistently over time, they would help me or anyone else catch bigger fish. One such idea that stands out was to SLOW DOWN my presentation. Bob said that from a swim bait to a 18-inch worm to a live crawdad, S L O W D O W N."

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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.
Cover can be the obvious like stumps, laydowns, docks, vegetation. Or it can be subtle like the change of two types of rock, or deposits of bottom siltation on a sand bottom, or even shade. Cover is some physical object separate from the actual bottom contour. It is often mistaken for structure. Structure is the actual bottom contour (breaks,drops,humps,etc.)."

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Fish Behavior | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Fish Behavior | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Professional anglers work hard to figure out where the fish are. That's job one. Then, they try to figure out what those critters might want to eat at that given moment. Then, they catch a limit, hopefully with at least one "kicker" (big fish) and head to the weigh-in station to win the big money."

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New cod data shaking New England fishing industry | masslive.com

New cod data shaking New England fishing industry | masslive.com: "A new look at the health of one of New England's most storied fish stocks is troubling the industry, with some saying the findings have got to be wrong."

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Reel Time Fishing Northwest | History of salmon dates back millions of years | Seattle Times Newspaper

Reel Time Fishing Northwest | History of salmon dates back millions of years | Seattle Times Newspaper: "Here's an article I came across by Naomi Klouda with the Homer Tribune that tells an interesting story which dates Pacific salmon back to prehistoric times.

Fossil records show a family tree of Pacific salmon dating back millions of years. One weighed 300 pounds, sprawled 10 feet long and was named the Saber Tooth due to its protruding fang-like teeth."

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FishKeep - Protecting your catch

FishKeep - Protecting your catch: "One of the most important things in angling is fish welfare; fact. The protection, conservation and continuation of our target species is paramount to our fishing, without conserving and husbanding of stocks, our sport will decline and we will all suffer the consequences......but do we take it seriously enough?"

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Seasonal Habits of the Smallmouth Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Seasonal Habits of the Smallmouth Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "This season usually begins after the first warming trend near the end of winter and lasts until the water temperature climbs into the mid 50's. Smallmouth fishing is generally better in the early spring than largemouth fishing might be, since smallmouths tend to be more active in cold water. Begin looking for them when the water temperature is in the mid-40s. Fish the first deep water associated with a large gravel or mud flat."

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