Five Tactics for Catching More Crappie Now: "Side Pulling" with Brad Whitehead

Five Tactics for Catching More Crappie Now: "Side Pulling" with Brad Whitehead: "Brad Whitehead of Muscle Shoals, Alabama and John Harrison of Calhoun City, Mississippi are both crappie guides and tournament crappie fisherman"

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FWC TrophyCatch Bass-Reward Program Underway

FWC TrophyCatch Bass-Reward Program Underway: "Catching a trophy largemouth bass is the dream of anyone who fishes for this valuable game fish, which is the most-sought species in North America. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) new TrophyCatch Program "

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TrophyCatch encourages catch and release of largemouth bass - WTXL ABC 27

TrophyCatch encourages catch and release of largemouth bass - WTXL ABC 27: "The program is designed to increase catch-and-release of the desired trophy fish by rewarding anglers that let their big bass catches go. "

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Joel DeBoer column: Hook a giant during late-season musky fishing | Wausau Daily Herald | wausaudailyherald.com

Joel DeBoer column: Hook a giant during late-season musky fishing | Wausau Daily Herald | wausaudailyherald.com: "The arrival of mid autumn here in Wisconsin signifies many things, including the impending closure of musky season at the end of November."

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Underwater video reveals fishing secret | Tom Stienstra's Outdoors | an SFGate.com blog

Underwater video reveals fishing secret | Tom Stienstra's Outdoors | an SFGate.com blog: "America’s maverick fishing tackle inventor, John Beath, devised a way to film rockfish and halibut underwater to figure what makes them bite — and when."

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Timely tips on fly fishing for steelhead - Outdoors blog - Spokesman.com - Oct. 4, 2012

Timely tips on fly fishing for steelhead - Outdoors blog - Spokesman.com - Oct. 4, 2012: "Step downstream. Not only is this good etiquette but it is good steelheading. Most trout fisheries are best approached hiking upstream, most steelhead deliveries are best made downstream whether you are swinging a fly or nymphing. Take a step down after each cast. Start a little higher in the run than you think you need to and fish a little further down than you think you need to.
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The best fishing shows on TV - The Advocate of Eldersburg and Sykesville: Tight Lines

The best fishing shows on TV - The Advocate of Eldersburg and Sykesville: Tight Lines: "Fishing shows on TV have come along way since Gadabout Gaddis, The Flying Fisherman of the 1960’s. Even as one of the first outdoor shows, it was a great effort with a great host and many outstanding locations. Then, the American Sportsman came along, making viewers think that you either had to be of professional sports or Hollywood fame in order to enjoy the outdoors. Roone Arledge had the right concept, just the wrong players."

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Use Live Bait for Fall Fishing Success

Use Live Bait for Fall Fishing Success: "Fall arrives at different times in different places across North America. Right now in the Midwest, we’re experiencing beautiful weather, but the fish are noticing a change in the seasons. Water temps are dropping, and the days are getting shorter."

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Drop Shotting Casting Distance And Retrieve - Fishing Tackle - Bass Fishing Forums

Drop Shotting Casting Distance And Retrieve - Fishing Tackle - Bass Fishing Forums: "I am new to drop shotting. Most of the lakes I fish, the deepest water is 17 - 18 feet. I have tried drop shotting briefly when conditions were really tough and have landed one small 11" bass. My question is, since I am mostly fishing flat bottoms in the deepest water during tough conditions, how far should I cast out from the boat? How should I retrieve the bait too? "

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Rock bass? They were no problem for me | Lansing State Journal | lansingstatejournal.com

Rock bass? They were no problem for me | Lansing State Journal | lansingstatejournal.com: " The first perch we brought into the boat was a keeper but the next two were little squirts. Then Jerry Rakoczy set the hook on a fish and pronounced that this was a good one, “if it’s a perch.”

Well, it wasn’t. It was a rock bass. And Rakoczy wasn’t particularly pleased about that development."

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