Monday, March 7, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Master Series on Finesse Fishing With Ike (Lesson 10: Everybody loves shaky heads) - ESPN
Master Series on Finesse Fishing With Ike (Lesson 10: Everybody loves shaky heads)
Many of today's anglers think the shaky head is a new technique, but the technique has been around for half a century, if not longer. Only the name is new. We used to call it a jighead worm.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Don't Excuse the Weather - Unplugged - Wired 2 Fish
Don't Excuse the Weather - Unplugged - Wired 2 Fish: "here is probably not a more used excuse for a bad day of fishing than the weather. The longer I fish, the more apparent it becomes to me that the most important factor in the day-to-day activities of a bass is the weather. Although there are many aspects of weather that can play a part in the life of a bass, there are few that seem to make a difference more often than others. There are a few factors I keep an eye on and the reasons why I feel they are important."
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Minn. fishing rule changes take effect Tuesday - WXOW News 19 La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |
Minn. fishing rule changes take effect Tuesday
: "ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - New special fishing regulations for certain Minnesota lakes and other general rule changes for the 2011 fishing season become effective Tuesday."
: "ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - New special fishing regulations for certain Minnesota lakes and other general rule changes for the 2011 fishing season become effective Tuesday."
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Take Me Fishing | What is Fly Fishing
Take Me Fishing | What is Fly Fishing: "To start fly fishing you need a fly rod, a line and some artificial flies. The idea is to catch fish by getting them to bite on an imitation of a bug or baitfish on, or just below, the water."
Blade Baits For Big Largemouth Bass | Big Fishing Shop
Blade Baits For Big Largemouth Bass | Big Fishing Shop: "Most bass fisherman, because of their use of jigs and worms, have forgotten some of the most important baits that can under the right circumstances catch numbers of hard to catch bass, and many times mean the difference in winning a tournament. These baits don’t have the appeal, or tournament winning reputation of such baits as topwaters, soft plastics, and spinnerbaits. Anglers that are just starting out in bass fishing are many times unaware of how and when to use these lures. Even some really good bass fisherman don’t understand the role of these hard metal baits."
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Rapala Pro Bass Fishing Coming To PS3 This Fall, Custom Fishing Rod Controller | ZoKnowsGaming.com
Rapala Pro Bass Fishing Coming To PS3 This Fall, Custom Fishing Rod Controller
"Rapala Pro Bass Fishing pits players against real-life fishing pros on top freshwater lakes across North America – only the finest techniques and equipment will determine who is the best of the best. For the first time ever in a fishing game, the competition is set up in a professional tournament structure and the action is presented as a live TV event with announcers (including Barry Brueland, the voice of InFisherman TV), live updates, competitive leader boards, analysis, and heart-pounding final weigh-ins."
"Rapala Pro Bass Fishing pits players against real-life fishing pros on top freshwater lakes across North America – only the finest techniques and equipment will determine who is the best of the best. For the first time ever in a fishing game, the competition is set up in a professional tournament structure and the action is presented as a live TV event with announcers (including Barry Brueland, the voice of InFisherman TV), live updates, competitive leader boards, analysis, and heart-pounding final weigh-ins."
The jaws of a monster - our man's escape from a 3-metre mako shark | The Daily Telegraph
The jaws of a monster - our man's escape from a 3-metre mako shark
"But luckily for The Daily Telegraph fishing columnist Al McGlashan, he wasn't the top choice on the menu when a 3m maneater brushed him aside in favour of a 2.5m striped marlin."
"But luckily for The Daily Telegraph fishing columnist Al McGlashan, he wasn't the top choice on the menu when a 3m maneater brushed him aside in favour of a 2.5m striped marlin."
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