In-Line Spinner And Buzzbaits - Fishing Tackle - Bass Fishing Forums

In-Line Spinner And Buzzbaits - Fishing Tackle - Bass Fishing Forums: "I do quite a bit of multi-species fishing and use in-line baits for much of them. When I'm targeting muskie, pike, walleye, lake trout, I catch my share of good sized bass on them also.  The one thing I don't do and I'm thinking that maybe I should, is use them when I'm targeting bass.
I catch a few pike and some good size walleye on bass style spinnerbaits and an occasional muskie will cut off a buzzer or spinnerbait on me."

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Cranking Changing Fall Transition Bass

Cranking Changing Fall Transition Bass: "The days are shorter, the water is cooler, the baitfish are more abundant and the fishing got worse? Fall can be a feast or famine if you don't follow the migration of fish with the forage and the changing conditions. A lot of that has to do with the types of areas they like to frequent this time of year, namely large expansive flats. So they are not just everywhere but they can be predictable and with a good search bait like a crankbait, an angler can find them and catch a good pile of bass by covering water effectively."

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Ted Takasaki's Summertime Muskie Fishing Tips and Tricks

Ted Takasaki's Summertime Muskie Fishing Tips and Tricks: "It’s just fine with muskie expert Trent Lehner that many anglers chasing big fish concentrate on big waters like Mille Lacs, Lake Vermillion, or Leech Lake."

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Watch temperatures and tides for good fishing | TBO.com

Watch temperatures and tides for good fishing | TBO.com: "The fishing in South Shore waters has been on fire lately.

We've been catching just about everything from cobia around the towers and markers in the bay to redfish and snook in the backcountry."

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Three options for late summer bass - The Advocate of Westminster and Finksburg: Tight Lines

Three options for late summer bass - The Advocate of Westminster and Finksburg: Tight Lines: "It’s been hot out, with some days over the 100 degree mark, and that can make for some tough bass fishing in our region. But if you want to stay on the fish you have to be able to zig when everybody else is zagging. In other words, play high percentage time frames and do something the masses are not doing. Here is a rundown of three facets that will up your late summer bass score."

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Grand Rapids angler catches 25-pound Chinook on Lake Michigan; Are 30-pounders coming? | MLive.com

Grand Rapids angler catches 25-pound Chinook on Lake Michigan; Are 30-pounders coming? | MLive.com: "A first-time salmon fisherman caught one of the largest – if not the largest – Chinook salmon of the year Sunday morning while fishing from a Muskegon-based charter boat on Lake Michigan."

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WI Angler Catches Potential State Record Bass, Lets it Go | Outdoor Life

WI Angler Catches Potential State Record Bass, Lets it Go | Outdoor Life: "Gabriella Esperson of Whitewater, Wisconsin let go what most anglers can only dream of: a potential new state record largemouth bass."

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Surf Fishing North Carolina's Outer Banks

Surf Fishing North Carolina's Outer Banks: "Surf fishing is a method that is near to my heart. As a boy, it was my favorite way to fish. I still get more pleasure from standing on the sand with a rod in my hands than I do from the deck of a million dollar boat, trolling."

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Fishing for Washington tiger muskies | Outdoors Washington | The Bellingham Herald

Fishing for Washington tiger muskies | Outdoors Washington | The Bellingham Herald: "The photos had been taken, the fish put back in the water and released, the net stowed, and still my hands shook. They trembled with the excitement of having caught and landed a 40-inch tiger muskie. In all my fishing experiences, this was the longest fish I had ever caught, a personal record."

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Fishing, hunting participation increased, national study says | The Augusta Chronicle

Fishing, hunting participation increased, national study says | The Augusta Chronicle: "The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service sure thinks so, based on the agency’s newest national survey of fishing, hunting and wildlife-related recreation."

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