In cold water, a slow lure retrieve creates top fishing formula - Outdoor News - May 2014: "Over the Memorial Day Weekend, we headed up to our cabin on Whitefish Bay, Lake of the Woods. This is the deep, clear water section featuring lake trout, big muskies, but not as much shallow water as other parts of this monster body of water."
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Wednesday, June 11, 2014
XpressEngine - Smallmouth Bass Fishing Lures - True Must Include In Your Tacklebox
XpressEngine - Smallmouth Bass Fishing Lures - True Must Include In Your Tacklebox: "One of the most exciting and rewarding outdoor sports of today is bass fishing. This popular sport has takes a "hooks" deep in American skin, it's there stay. The big question is how would an outdoor person, who loves to fish for bass, catch more within the fish? Incredibly thing we need to do is from the animal in enquiry.
Another essential largemouth bass tips is the equipment make use of. You just to be able to make sure you purchase quality items. The same old story goes here. You get what you won't for."
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Another essential largemouth bass tips is the equipment make use of. You just to be able to make sure you purchase quality items. The same old story goes here. You get what you won't for."
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Landing A Record Fish | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Landing A Record Fish | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "To help in the quest to land a world-record fish - or even that mystical "100-year-old bass" from the depths of your local lake - SpiderWire pro staff member and 9-time B.A.S.S. Angler of the Year, Roland Martin, offers a few tips.
"There are a few simple things that any angler can do to ensure they're spending quality time on the water," says Martin. "One great way to get prepared - as well as build anticipation for any big trip - is to check out fishing reports in local newspapers, outdoor journals, or even on the Internet. These outlets are usually the most accurate way to get the information you need to determine when and where to fish."
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"There are a few simple things that any angler can do to ensure they're spending quality time on the water," says Martin. "One great way to get prepared - as well as build anticipation for any big trip - is to check out fishing reports in local newspapers, outdoor journals, or even on the Internet. These outlets are usually the most accurate way to get the information you need to determine when and where to fish."
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How I Learned to Become a Good Bass Fisherman | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
How I Learned to Become a Good Bass Fisherman | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "It all started about twenty years ago. I first got my feet wet in the back of my Dads boat. I know what you are thinking "That's no different than how I started so what makes this guy any different than me?"
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Tuesday, June 10, 2014
There is No Such Thing as Fishing Too Shallow « Wired2Fish
There is No Such Thing as Fishing Too Shallow « Wired2Fish: "I learned a lesson this year that there is no such thing as too shallow in bass fishing. Bass go where they need to in order to survive. We as anglers believe that bass only do certain things at certain times based on conditions. We read something or watch something related to bass fishing and believe it is a hard fast truth."
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Seasonal Lure Selection | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Seasonal Lure Selection | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Do you really only fish certain lures during each of the four seasons of the year? Sometimes going outside the expected can be a good strategy.
Although for anglers there are only four seasons, for bass each season needs to be broken down into fish activity to understand the lure selection, size and colors."
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Although for anglers there are only four seasons, for bass each season needs to be broken down into fish activity to understand the lure selection, size and colors."
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