Tips for Ice Fishing in Wisconsin | Travel Wisconsin: "You can’t avoid it, winters in Wisconsin are downright cold and snowy. However, conditions seen as unfavorable to some can be welcomed by others. One of these groups of diehard Wisconsinites is ice anglers. That’s right, next to cheese curds, the Packers and supper clubs, ice fishing ranks right up there with one of those things that is quintessential Wisconsin."
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Sunday, March 16, 2014
Early Season Fishing Tips for Five Species
Early Season Fishing Tips for Five Species: "Usually I focus on one type of fishing or hunting for this blog, but for this week I thought it would be a nice change of pace to offer a mixed bag of tips for various kinds of fishing. The theme for these tips is obvious: early season conditions. We'll look at tactics that work when waters are cold from the long winter, but just starting to warm up a bit. Hopefully one or two of these tips will increase your fishing success as spring slowly slouches in."
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Working Deep Cranks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Working Deep Cranks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "If you are going to fish deeper water for bass, folks often will think of using a weighted soft plastic like a worm, lizard or jig. However the same major advantage that a crankbait has in working shallow-water bass applies to deeper water areas. This of course is the ability to cover greater areas of water in a given period of time. The speed of covering given types of cover, and depths allow you the critical advantage of working through variables which enable you to establish a reproducible pattern."
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Saturday, March 15, 2014
Fishing The Pre-Spawn | Pre-Spawn Bass Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Fishing The Pre-Spawn | Pre-Spawn Bass Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "There are some very unique issues that govern the approaches you want to use in fishing for pre-spawn bass. To begin with, the phrase "pre-spawn bass fishing" means different things to different fishermen. The period can be loosely thought of as the patterns that begin with the emerging signs of spring. These include longer days, and thus longer periods of the warming rays of the sun for greater impact in protected waters."
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How To Establish A Pattern | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
How To Establish A Pattern | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "I had been fishing for three hours under the hot August sun with only one fish to account for, and numerous follows. As I quickly reeled in the "rat" I was throwing to select another area to cast to, out of nowhere a bass hit right at the boat! Immediately I realized I had been fishing my lure with a lazy day type retrieve, slow and methodical with an occasional pause."
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Try Spinnerbaits in Muddy Waters This Spring | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Try Spinnerbaits in Muddy Waters This Spring | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "f lures are to fishing as tools are to an automobile mechanic, then the spinnerbait could be the adjustable wrench in your toolbox. I say that because it’s one lure that fits so many different styles of fishing and water conditions."
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Friday, March 14, 2014
Solid Crappie Fishing Advice For Both The Experienced and Inexperienced Fisherman | Crappie Fishing
Solid Crappie Fishing Advice For Both The Experienced and Inexperienced Fisherman | Crappie Fishing: "Crappie Fishing is a great way to get yourself out in nature and away from home. Fishermen of every skill levels can always benefit from learning something new. Read this article to learn some tips that are sure to improve your skills.
Fish who feed on insects tend to stay near the shore, so you may get more bites by casting your lure in these areas. Just watch out for weeds!"
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Fish who feed on insects tend to stay near the shore, so you may get more bites by casting your lure in these areas. Just watch out for weeds!"
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