Spinners are winners for spring bass fishing | AL.com

Spinners are winners for spring bass fishing | AL.com: "s the spawn begins to wind down, the soft plastics which could not fail on the spawning beds become somewhat less the Go-To lures for many anglers in search of faster-moving lures that will help them relocate fish no longer on the obvious bedding spots."



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Finessing The Worm | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Finessing The Worm | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "t was my first FLW tournament as a co-angler and I was excited. If the prespawn bass in Florida's Lake Toho were not enough to get me pumped up, then drawing Peter Thliveros as my first day pro partner was enough to send me into a state of bass tournament bliss."



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Plastics Baits | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Plastics Baits | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Plastic baits come in assorted colors, sizes, shapes, and types such as floating and non-floating. There are paddle tails, gator tails, slim-line curled tails, and even some with no tails. Some of these baits have scent added to the plastic mixture such as salt, garlic, and anise"



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Fishing opener: Warm spring could make for hot bite | Brainerd Dispatch

Fishing opener: Warm spring could make for hot bite | Brainerd Dispatch: "vorable conditions are expected to greet anglers heading out for the fishing opener on Saturday — a welcome reprieve from the often blustery outdoor endeavor."



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Kayak Forward Stroke Tips | How To Articles - Paddling.net

Kayak Forward Stroke Tips | How To Articles - Paddling.net: "The forward stroke is the most important thing you do when you're paddling. It's what you do most often. First of all, the power in your stroke comes from a torso rotation, not really from your arms. The muscles of your back and your torso are much bigger muscle groups than the muscle groups in your arms, so make use of those to give you forward power. I do that by straightening my arms and using a framework with straight arms and my shoulders, with my arms stretched out from my body."



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All systems go for fishing opener: Low water across the state will present access challenges | Bemidji Pioneer

All systems go for fishing opener: Low water across the state will present access challenges | Bemidji Pioneer: "If there's a common theme going into Saturday's Minnesota walleye opener, it's this:

Water levels are low basically everywhere in the state, and that could make launching boats--especially bigger boats--a challenge in some areas."



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How To Change A Treble Hook | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

How To Change A Treble Hook | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Learn how to change treble hooks safely and quickly so you can catch more fish!"



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Jerkbaits the ticket for spring bass fishing - Outdoor News - April 2015

Jerkbaits the ticket for spring bass fishing - Outdoor News - April 2015: "There was a time in my teen years when I counted every bass that came aboard the boat. I was interested in catching big fish, of course, but hooking and landing as many largemouths as possible was even more important."



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Talking open water fishing line: Braid vs. fluorocarbon vs. monofilament - Outdoor News - April 2015

Talking open water fishing line: Braid vs. fluorocarbon vs. monofilament - Outdoor News - April 2015: "A common question for years at seminars has been: “Which fishing line should I use? Braided, fluorocarbon or monofilament? I use all three, and here are the times when each is appropriate."



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8 Great Springtime Bass Lures

8 Great Springtime Bass Lures: "For many kayak anglers around the country, water temps are quickly on the rise, and they have one thing on their minds - springtime bass! Most bass in the southern states have completed their spawn, and other northern states have just started to see them bed down. Here are eight lures that will help you catch those springtime bass."



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