The Double Uni-Knot | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC:
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Saturday, March 29, 2014
Spring Weather | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Spring Weather | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "It looks like old man winter has finally given up his hold on us. The weather this past week was great, a perfect time to get out and start to re-hone our fishing skills for the season ahead. A word of caution though. Although the weather feels good at home, it will be much different once you are out on the water."
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Matching Your Line to Every Bass Catching Technique | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Matching Your Line to Every Bass Catching Technique | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "With all the line options available for today's fisherman, it may surprise you that during my younger years fishing the bass tournament circuit I exclusively used one line – Trilene XT. There were some extremely rare occasions in the spring of the year, (tossing real light, tight wiggling crankbaits), when I would switch to Trilene XL. Years later I again turned to XL when I needed crankbaits to run down to depths of 20 feet."
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Friday, March 28, 2014
Bank Fishing Tips
Bank Fishing Tips: "Bank fishing or as some call it shore fishing, is where most of us started out fishing as kids. Today we read, hear and even watch more about fishing techniques and strategies from a bass boat, than from the bank. It’s pretty safe to say that not every fishing enthusiast owns a boat, or even knows someone that owns a boat. For those anglers shore fishing is the best option."
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Looking For Tips About Crappie Fishing Then Try These Great Ideas! | Crappie Fishing
Looking For Tips About Crappie Fishing Then Try These Great Ideas! | Crappie Fishing: "Fish is a great source of nutrients, but from catching it to cooking it can take some work. If you have trouble crappie fishing and aren’t having much success, read on for some good tips and techniques you won’t want to miss out on.
TIP! It is important to check your fishing hooks to make sure they are sharp. A sharp fishing hook snags the fish and holds it on-line until you reel it in for the catch.
Go with an experienced fishermen if you are a beginning fisherman or wish to learn how to catch something new.They will teach you both the do’s and help you gain the experience you need to be a successful and safe fisherman."
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TIP! It is important to check your fishing hooks to make sure they are sharp. A sharp fishing hook snags the fish and holds it on-line until you reel it in for the catch.
Go with an experienced fishermen if you are a beginning fisherman or wish to learn how to catch something new.They will teach you both the do’s and help you gain the experience you need to be a successful and safe fisherman."
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Pro tips: Early season strategy for Spring & Summer success to improve walleye & saugeye fishing - newsnet5.com Cleveland
Pro tips: Early season strategy for Spring & Summer success to improve walleye & saugeye fishing - newsnet5.com Cleveland: "Cleveland - Much of our fishing success in spring and summer is directly tied to the strategies we study and adopt early in the season. In this, the first of a series, we examine trolling for walleye and saugeye, two of Ohio’s most targeted sportfish. "
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Thursday, March 27, 2014
Bass Fishing Using a Search and Destroy Method | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Bass Fishing Using a Search and Destroy Method | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Ok, so perhaps Destroy is too strong of a word, but when on the lake you need to attack the water in order to maximize your time fishing. There are always limits to the amount of time you have on the water, and even if that time is unlimited, the best fishing times are often compacted into very specific and short periods of the day. To that end, a key strategy that helps you catch more fish and stay on task is by utilizing different baits to cover the maximum amount of water and then slowing down in high potential areas."
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