Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Early Winter Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Early Winter Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Early winter can be a very frustrating time of year for trophy largemouth bass or it can be the most exciting time of year. If you fish the right lake, at the right time, you can have the best bass fishing of your life, and good enough to count for someone else's life too.
    I have taken a survey on the Internet of the top five best bass lures, then matched it with the right techniques you need to be successful this time of year. As always, good luck and don't forget, bass don't get big if you keep them...Now, the voted top five best largemouth bass lures for early winter and how to fish them."

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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Finesse Fishing for Bass from Mikeybalzzfishing

Finesse Fishing for Bass from Mikeybalzzfishing: "Our buddy Mikey (Mikeybalzzfishing) from Florida produced this short video for us discussing some basic tips on versatile finesse setups/presentations with both drop-shot rigs and shaky head fishing on Lake Okeechobee."

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Monday, November 12, 2012

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Friday, November 9, 2012

Fishing before and after storms - Cranston Herald

Fishing before and after storms - Cranston Herald: "Many anglers believe the best time to fresh or saltwater fish is before a storm… for example in the summer before a cold front moves in. They believe the fish feel the difference in barometric pressure… the front moves in, the pressure drops and it triggers a feeding frenzy. I guess the fish sense bad weather so they eat while the eating is good. Many also believe that during and after a storm fishing is not good as the water is turbid and cloudy so fish cannot even see the most attractive bait."

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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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Thursday, November 8, 2012

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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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

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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