New Mexico Walleye Fishing -
Tips For How To Fish For Walleye in NM:
"The walleye prefers moderately deep lakes with gravel, rock or sandy bottoms. It is found primarily in cold water lakes but has proven to survive in some warmer water impoundments. It is prized for its great tasting white, flaky flesh."
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
BAITCASTING 201
BAITCASTING 201: "I’ve been limited to shore fishing for the last few years because of heath problems and this makes distance crucial in my situation. Whether trying to reach that clump of roots that’s way out there in a lake or trying to work the maximum surface in a river, any extra distance I can achieve is always a big plus for me. I’ll readily admit that distance is nowhere as important when fishing from a boat, where it comes in as a poor second to accuracy. Then, my “fishing” elbow requires that I use the smallest amount of force possible to achieve a given distance. This combination of factors explains why I’ll concentrate on what’s more valuable to me in my circumstances. I hope you can find some information that may also prove to be useful in yours."
Monday, February 21, 2011
Ultimate Lunker Fishing | Talkin' About Fishing Across America!
Ultimate Lunker Fishing | Talkin' About Fishing Across America!: "One of the hottest techniques we’ve been hearing about in the shop is what I’m calling “Flick-N-Sit”. There’s only one thing you have to have to fish this technique, patience! If you have that, I don’t care who you are, you can catch bass!"
LSU Biologist, Chemical Engineer Partner with Industry to Develop Most Effective Soft Fishing Lure Available | LSU Gold
LSU Biologist, Chemical Engineer Partner with Industry
to Develop Most Effective Soft Fishing Lure Available
"Fish bait: it's messy, smelly and typically problematic. Live bait is inconvenient and only good for one day, but with expensive and more permanent lures, you run the risk of losing an investment if the line breaks. Soft baits, those gummy pieces of brightly colored plastic familiar from your father's tackle box, are good essentially only as visual cues for fish."
to Develop Most Effective Soft Fishing Lure Available
"Fish bait: it's messy, smelly and typically problematic. Live bait is inconvenient and only good for one day, but with expensive and more permanent lures, you run the risk of losing an investment if the line breaks. Soft baits, those gummy pieces of brightly colored plastic familiar from your father's tackle box, are good essentially only as visual cues for fish."
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Roland Martin Marina | Central Florida Bass Fishing, Lake Okeechobee, Bass Fishing Charters
Roland Martin Marina | Central Florida Bass Fishing,
Lake Okeechobee, Bass Fishing Charters: "Since 1981 Roland Martin Marina and Resort has been family owned and operated and has been the # 1 Florida bass fishing location in the world. Lake Okeechobee is the most famous Big bass lake in the country and for many years, it has produced the best largemouth bass, blue gill and speck fishing in the world."
Lake Okeechobee, Bass Fishing Charters: "Since 1981 Roland Martin Marina and Resort has been family owned and operated and has been the # 1 Florida bass fishing location in the world. Lake Okeechobee is the most famous Big bass lake in the country and for many years, it has produced the best largemouth bass, blue gill and speck fishing in the world."
Friday, February 18, 2011
Master Series on Power Fishing with Kevin VanDam (Lesson 9: It's buzzbait time) - ESPN
Master Series on Power Fishing with Kevin VanDam (Lesson 9: It's buzzbait time) - ESPN: "Buzzbaits can be great tools for catching big bass this time of year.
They're deadly on lakes where the bass are still relatively shallow and trying to recover from the spawn or are still guarding fry."
They're deadly on lakes where the bass are still relatively shallow and trying to recover from the spawn or are still guarding fry."
Gar Anglers Sporting Society How To Catch an Alligator Gar
Gar Anglers Sporting Society How To Catch an Alligator Gar: "The best time of the year in my experience is July through August. The hotter, the better, and the less rainfall the better. We look for big bends in the river with a deep hole. It is even better if the water above and below the hole is shallow. These gator gar congregate in these deeper holes."
Thursday, February 17, 2011
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