Fishing Off-season Prep — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability: "Shorts weather is gone for many anglers across the country. Taking time to prepare for the next fishing season in the off-season can pay off greatly.
As the winter kicks into full gear, it’s time to start off-season preparations for the next fishing season. Whether you’re a fun fisherman, a pro, or club-level angler, there are many things you can do during the off-season that will help you on the water when the ice thaws. Here are a few things I like to do to prepare my gear for the upcoming fishing season."
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Thursday, November 21, 2013
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Potential World Record Albino Wels Catfish Recorded in Spain — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability
Potential World Record Albino Wels Catfish Recorded in Spain — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability: "British angler Bernie Campbell could not be happier with his 206-pound albino wels catfish, a behemoth that may break its way into the record books. According to the Daily Mail, Campbell made the historic catch late last month near Barcelona, Spain. Along with his son, Campbell was participating in a trip by Catmaster Tours when the albino fish took his hook and battled the angler for about 30 minutes on the shores of the River Ebro."
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Six Strategies for Cold-water Bass Fishing — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability
Six Strategies for Cold-water Bass Fishing — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability: "Lindgren locates late fall and early winter spots by using LakeMaster mapping and Humminbird Side Imaging.
When the water temperatures plummet in fall, tournament bass angler Rich Lindgren employs numerous cold-water tactics, relying largely on one “jack of all trades bait” called the Kompak Craw for finicky bass in waters below 50 degrees."
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When the water temperatures plummet in fall, tournament bass angler Rich Lindgren employs numerous cold-water tactics, relying largely on one “jack of all trades bait” called the Kompak Craw for finicky bass in waters below 50 degrees."
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Saturday, November 16, 2013
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Fall Deep Structure Fishing for Numbers and Lunkers | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Fall Deep Structure Fishing for Numbers and Lunkers | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "fter the lake turns over, late September through November is prime season for the deep-water structure fisherman on Lake Fork. Additionally, big bass will continue to be caught deep through February, although the bite typically slows by late November. Huge schools of shad group up in deep water and the white bass, yellow bass, and crappie follow them. Being a real sucker for all you can eat buffets, tremendous congregations of bass join the action and happily stuff themselves on the shad, crappie, yellow bass, smaller bass, and anything else they can get in their mouths. Learn how to find and fish for these schools and you'll add your lures to the list of what the bass are eating this fall."
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Research Finds Abandoned Oil Rigs Vital to Gulf of Mexico Fish — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability
Research Finds Abandoned Oil Rigs Vital to Gulf of Mexico Fish — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability: "Preliminary findings by Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi researchers has shown that more than 50 fish species in the Gulf of Mexico rely on decommissioned rigs for habitat. According to a press release by the university, the research was done in sites near Port O’Connor, Port Aransas, and Port Mansfield in Texas. Scientists found that in addition to red snapper, 51 other species called these abandoned rigs home for years at a time."
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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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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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