Monday, August 3, 2015

Mississippi River Smallmouth Bass Fishing - Jackson Kayak

Mississippi River Smallmouth Bass Fishing - Jackson Kayak: "It has been a couple of years since Marian and I had visited my family back in Northern Minnesota so for the 4th of July weekend we decided to make it a long weekend. Prior to flying out of Charleston, SC I contacted my Jackson Kayak Fishing Team members about a locating some Jackson Kayaks for taking my brother kayak fishing. Aaron Stiger suggested that I contacted CW Outfitting in Clearwater, Minnesota."



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Amazon.com: BASS FISHING TIPS PLASTIC WORMS: How to catch bass on plastic worms eBook: steve pease: Kindle Store:



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Thursday, July 30, 2015

Frogs Catch Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Frogs Catch Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "It's no real surprise that lures resembling frogs and toads catch fish. Small ponds and lakes provide frogs with shelter, food, a place to reproduce and raise their young. Although lures which resemble frogs will catch bass almost any time of the year, summer and fall is prime time to be fishing with amphibian shaped lures."



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Friday, July 10, 2015

Top 5 Largemouth Bass Fishing Lures • Fins Catcher

Top 5 Largemouth Bass Fishing Lures • Fins Catcher: "I did some research and found the top 5 lagemouth bass fishing lures. These are the lures that most bass fishermen have in their tackle boxes and the ones that they use to catch fish. Any of these would make great gifts for a largemouth bass angler on your list."



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Thursday, July 9, 2015

Post-Spawn Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Post-Spawn Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "The period of the spawn is one of the hardest times to catch bass. In fact if you have had a chance to see the film, Big Mouth, you soon realize from the section of the life cycle of the bass, which covers spawning, that a bass on the nest is not a feeding fish."



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