How To Catch A 10-Pound Plus Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "No one, even the best professional bass anglers, can tell you a specific formula for catching a really huge bass. I can't either, but what I can do is give you some sound advice that will tip the odds in your favor."
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Friday, April 4, 2014
Spring Baits and How To Use Them | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Spring Baits and How To Use Them | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "I started by letting you fill in the blank because there are all sorts of right answers. Maybe one first needs to figure out when it is spring. Since I like hot weather I would like to pretend spring is on its way after the second severe cold front. However there are often some indicators which should make you think about spring."
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Managing Bass Fisheries with Size Limits | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Managing Bass Fisheries with Size Limits | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "First, some history. I am not a foreigner. I grew up in the bass capital of the world; Odessa, Texas. Those of you that have fished these waters... well, you know what I mean. The closest sizable lake is about 90 miles away, and on most weekends there is a large pilgrimage of west Texans leaving to chase bass all around the state. Because my father took the time to get us out of town and on the water, I fished frequently in west Texas and had good fishing on Oak Creek, Twin Buttes, and Lake Nasworthy. The fish weren't really big, but I lived for fishing and enjoyed chasing bass on these waters."
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The Cure for the Common Cold Front | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
The Cure for the Common Cold Front | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Nothing is more demoralizing (and inevitable) than a major cold front during your spring bass fishing trip to the lake. All week, you've read glowing reports of lots of big bass being caught shallow, nearly chasing baits onto the bank to eat them. Then you watch your local forecast and the bad news is delivered, dooming your trip, right? Not necessarily. While a major cold front in the spring can make conditions miserable for anglers, with a little adaptation you'll be able to save your trip and possibly even have one of your best trips ever. Here's how."
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Thursday, April 3, 2014
Fishing Naked | OutdoorHub
Fishing Naked | OutdoorHub: "This is no post-April Fools’ patter. I’m not promoting a naturalist approach to fishing and advising you wear nothing but what Ma Nature gave you when you’re out angling. Think of this subject more along the lines of The Naked Chef, or Naked Science, a pair of cable television shows that are popular because their hosts promote the basics of food prep and science, respectively."
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Best Fishing TIps to Catch Tarpon | Salt Water Sportsman
Best Fishing TIps to Catch Tarpon | Salt Water Sportsman: "Right Pass at the Right Time
The key to catching tarpon is to be at the right pass at the right time. Most savvy tarpon captains choose to anchor in the passes and fish live baits under floats. Anchor lines are rigged with floats and quick-release loops so the boat can be released quickly from the anchor and the tarpon can be chased down immediately after hook-up."
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The key to catching tarpon is to be at the right pass at the right time. Most savvy tarpon captains choose to anchor in the passes and fish live baits under floats. Anchor lines are rigged with floats and quick-release loops so the boat can be released quickly from the anchor and the tarpon can be chased down immediately after hook-up."
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Catch More Walleyes with Jigs - Ten tips | Walleye Fishing
Catch More Walleyes with Jigs - Ten tips | Walleye Fishing: "Jigs are the most versatile tool in any walleye angler's tackle box. Like any technique, there are details and nuances that can make you successful or unsuccessful. If there is one aspect of jig fishing that is often overlooked, it would be the importance of versatility. There is not necessarily a right or wrong way to fish a jig. When the fish are biting, you can fish a jig in a lot of different ways and get bit. When conditions get tougher however, we often see a particular stroke or jigging style produce and catching fish is all about locking into that specific mojo. "
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Froggin' for Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Froggin' for Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Using hollow body frogs is one of my favorite ways to catch lots of bass during the dog days of summer. Though it may seem like a pretty one-dimensional lure there are actually many different ways to use frogs. I will highlight what rods, reels, line, lures, and techniques are needed to use a frog successfully."
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Are We Overdoing Catch And Release? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Are We Overdoing Catch And Release? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "The art of catch and release could be on the verge of be coming the next big concern of fishery managers and biologists. It's actually already been under scrutiny for some time because keep-and-eat is what's supposedly missing from "workable" slot limits. Fisheries biologists claim that the only way slot limits really work for any lake is for small fish, those under the slot, to be retained in larger numbers than what is currently in style with bass fishing society (which is practically none).
But they were inclined to support and promote catch and release as part of their fisheries plans and perhaps had hoped to strike some kind of balance between live release and a visit to the table, for bass in particular. No one realized that catch and release would become THE THING TO DO, almost a religious experience, for bass anglers and that such a noble ethic could become a problem for fisheries management."
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But they were inclined to support and promote catch and release as part of their fisheries plans and perhaps had hoped to strike some kind of balance between live release and a visit to the table, for bass in particular. No one realized that catch and release would become THE THING TO DO, almost a religious experience, for bass anglers and that such a noble ethic could become a problem for fisheries management."
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