Thursday, November 14, 2013

St. Croix Avid Surf Rod — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability

St. Croix Avid Surf Rod — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability: "The false albacore were about 120 yards out, across the last visible bar, and they were tearing up the water. Gulls and gannets were diving into the chopped-up bait and anglers were lined up, but they were casting short of where the party was happening. From time to time, you could see glass minnows flipping out of the surface in a long stripe. Most of the anglers were casting spinning reels with eight- or nine-foot rods; I was using a nine-foot rod with an old Abu 6000 reel with the casting weights removed."

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Fish Photography 411 — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability

Fish Photography 411 — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability: "It pays to take a few moments to compose the subjects to capture a good photo of the angler and the catch.

In this age of catch-and-release angling when the only trophy it is “PC” to display on a wall is a fish photo or a fiberglass replica mount, it is more important than ever that you be able to snap a reasonably good shot of your catch—or that made by your friends or family members."

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Deep Cranking Smallmouth Bass — www.youtube.com — Readability

Deep Cranking Smallmouth Bass — www.youtube.com — Readability:

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Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Muskie Fishing | Fall | Muskie Fishing Tips

Muskie Fishing | Fall | Muskie Fishing Tips: "I love to fish for whatever will challenge my tackle. But, I have an intense passion for the mighty muskellunge and chase the toothy giants whenever possible! "

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Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Ice Team Tips: Patterning Fish with Logbooks — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability

Ice Team Tips: Patterning Fish with Logbooks — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability: "Keeping a logbook of the waters you fish, their conditions, and details of the catch (if applicable) are a key tool in the development of an angler. Logbooks help us to remember significant and minute events that may have affected the bite of the fish that day. Why were they there? Why aren’t they here? What are they feeding on? Those are all questions which a fishing logbook can answer for you."

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