Sunday, November 29, 2015

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Amazon.com: Bass Fishing Tips, Bass fishing with jigs: How to catch bass on jigs year round eBook: Steve Pease: Kindle Store:



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Smallmouth Fishing Tips | Share My Bass Pictures

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Smallmouth Fishing Tips | Share My Bass Pictures: "For anyone who likes to catch Smallmouth Bass this article - smallmouth fishing tips - is for you. For the past twenty plus years I've enjoyed catching the mighty small mouth bass and in this article I'm going to reveal some tips that have helped me catch a lot of fish. Many of these tips relate to fishing in small rivers and streams, simply because that's the kind of fishing I enjoy."



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Soft Plastic Stickbaits | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Senko

Soft Plastic Stickbaits | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Baits such as the Senko, Slug-Go, and Fluke can be fished almost anywhere - on, over, around, and even through most forms of cover and even open water. They're especially productive during the spring and fall when bass move shallow and feed heavily on shad and other baitfish."



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Saturday, November 28, 2015

Five top fishing presentations for late summer bass - Outdoor News - August 2015



Five top fishing presentations for late summer bass - Outdoor News - August 2015: "It’s late summer. Largemouth and smallmouth bass are feeding, and their forage is as vibrant and healthy as it will be all year. So start big and aggressive with spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and buzzbaits. Crankbaits are ideal for fall bassin’."



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Crankbaits For Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Crankbaits for bass fishing

Crankbaits For Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Crankbaits are among the favorite baits of professional tournament fishermen because they act as "bird dogs" in their search for bass. One of the greatest advantages of using crankbaits for bass (especially the deep-diving type) is the vast amount of water you can cover, especially when bass are using a depth of 10 to 20 feet."



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Jigs | Fishing Jigs | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Jig fishing

Jigs | Fishing Jigs | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Jigs are one of the most productive baits today, especially in water clarities from slightly murky to clear, in water temperatures below the sixty degree mark and when bass are in an inactive mood and buried in deep cover. Jigs are presentation lures and the key to fishing them is to make them look as much alive as possible. This is accomplished through a slow presentation."



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Thursday, November 26, 2015

How To Fish Tube Baits | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

How To Fish Tube Baits | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "The names Bobby and Garry Garland are certain to be enshrined in the Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame one day due to the original tube bait the brothers developed called the Gitzit. The invented the lure to help them catch finicky fish on Lake Mead in Arizona."



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Saturday, November 21, 2015

Flipping/Pitching with JT Kenney | Pro Bass Fishing Class

learn pro bass fishing tips and techniques and how to fish for bass

Flipping/Pitching with JT Kenney | Pro Bass Fishing Class: "T will walk you through the subtle differences of flipping and pitching in grass mats, that can be the difference in cashing a check and going home empty handed."



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Fishing Smallmouth Bass On Shallow Flats During Autumn

image of Captain Chris Noffsinger with 2 big smallmouth bass

Fishing Smallmouth Bass On Shallow Flats During Autumn: "Cool days and even colder nights have water temperatures tumbling; bug hatches are coming to a halt. The once warm summer rains are turning bitter, too – crawlers and the like burrowing deep rather than getting washed into the drink. Young-of-the-year fishes that have avoided being eaten since birth have learned to be on the lookout for predators better than ever."



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