Fall Fishing with the Rapala DT Series - Wired2Fish

Fall Fishing with the Rapala DT Series - Wired2Fish: "Fall is my favorite to be on the water. The cool air, crisp breeze and stellar bass fishing make this time of year a very special one. As the water cools and the shad continue their search for shallower water, a quality crankbait quickly turns into a necessity. While there are several different factors to successful crankbait fishing, such as retrieve cadence, it is most important to use a quality, true-running crankbait. "

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Fishing for the Last Open Water Walleyes - OutdoorHub.com

Fishing for the Last Open Water Walleyes - OutdoorHub.com: "Late autumn and early winter can be an intimidating time to chase walleyes. With more anglers sitting in treestands instead of boats, fishing reports get a little sketchy. Plus, the demise of the thermocline means old marble-eyes is free to roam the entire water column — opening up a wealth of potential habitat. Fortunately, some of late fall’s finest fishing is a satisfyingly simple and straightforward affair."

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How to Tie the Best Knot For Fluorocarbon | Field & Stream

How to Tie the Best Knot For Fluorocarbon | Field & Stream: "Flourocarbon lines have become hugely popular over the last few years for their low stretch and near-invisibility under water. But there also a few problems, the foremost being tying a good knot. Some of the traditional knots for nylon mono don’t work as well with fluoro."

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Angler hooks a prehistoric surprise - sandmountainreporter.com: Outdoors

Angler hooks a prehistoric surprise - sandmountainreporter.com: Outdoors: "n Oct. 12, Woody Bozeman was fishing the Tallapoosa River for catfish just off the boat ramp at Fort Toulouse National Historic Park in Wetumpka."

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Video: How to Shoot Docks for Crappies, Part 2 - OutdoorHub.com

Video: How to Shoot Docks for Crappies, Part 2 - OutdoorHub.com: "Crappies love docks–especially during fall and winter. But how do you reach them when they’re tucked way up underneath? You have to “shoot” the dock, which involves skipping a small, soft-plastic jig deep underneath the dock. But floating docks present a special challenge. This multi-part video series covers all aspects of dock-shooting."

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Long-standing Virginia Swordfish Record Crushed by Tenacious Angler - OutdoorHub.com

Long-standing Virginia Swordfish Record Crushed by Tenacious Angler - OutdoorHub.com: "For more than 30 years, James Alexander of Virginia Beach comfortably held on to the Virginia state record swordfish. Then, on a late summer whim, 29-year-old Joseph Harris and his friends spontaneously decided to go on an overnight fishing trip–and Alexander’s record was shattered."

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Accessing the Not-So-Accessible for Panfish Success - OutdoorHub.com

Accessing the Not-So-Accessible for Panfish Success - OutdoorHub.com: "Three guys trolling five rods in a 12-foot jonboat is plenty challenging when you’re just trying to keep your lines untangled. Once you get the system down, though, it’s all pretty easy—even when you’re all three working on a limit of 25 panfish apiece."

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Fall Bass Fishing Tip Videos - Topwater Selection Tips - Carolina Rig Fishing - 9.8 lb Lake Fork Big Bass Photo! - Texas Fishing Forum

Fall Bass Fishing Tip Videos - Topwater Selection Tips - Carolina Rig Fishing - 9.8 lb Lake Fork Big Bass Photo! - Texas Fishing Forum: "Hello TFF and Happy Halloween! Here at Lake Fork the water is cooling and the fall bite is improving. Look for bass to be chasing shad in main lake and secondary pockets with access to deeper water. Cast topwaters, shallow cranks, and weightless worms for the best results on these 1-5 ft flats."

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The Best Bass Fishing Website - YouTube

The Best Bass Fishing Website - YouTube: ""

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Carroll outdoors: Hit a fall bass bonanza - Carroll County Times: Bill May

Carroll outdoors: Hit a fall bass bonanza - Carroll County Times: Bill May: "Fall bass fishing in reservoirs, lakes, ponds and rivers throughout the mid-Atlantic is usually not quite as good as spring fishing. But, it can be quite good, and, since fish are often bunched up, you may hit a bonanza."

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