Deep thoughts on a panfish hotspot - DailyHerald.com: "I would venture a guess that every angler who manages to “connect” with a decent fishing hole is hesitant in sharing the spot with someone he or she doesn’t know well. Some fishermen guard their secret spots so strongly that it becomes an obsession."
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Thursday, November 29, 2012
When and Why to Use Red Hooks for Bass Fishing
When and Why to Use Red Hooks for Bass Fishing: "f you’re like us, you don’t have enough fingers or toes to count the number of times you’ve heard fellow anglers banter back and forth about the effectiveness, or perceived lack thereof, of red hooks. You’ll find a couple of them scattered about in random compartments of many anglers’ boats, but most of us never pay them much attention. Truth be told, I only buy red hooks when I’m in a rush to the lake and the local tackle shop is out of black hooks. Sure, they look sexy, but do fish really care what color hook you’re using?"
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Crappie, bass fishing active on region's lakes and rivers | The News Star | thenewsstar.com
Crappie, bass fishing active on region's lakes and rivers | The News Star | thenewsstar.com: "CANEY LAKE: Just about every species of fish is moving deeper with crappie suspended 20-25 feet deep and hitting jigs while yellow bass and black bass are moving even deeper and will hit jigging spoons and tail spinners fished deeper. Trust your depth finder to let you know at what depth the fish are hanging out. For more information, call the Honey Hole at 323-8707 for updated information."
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First Ice is Nice - OutdoorHub.com
First Ice is Nice - OutdoorHub.com: "Mike Tietjen likes thin ice. No, he isn’t keen on falling through it. What Tietjen likes about thin ice is the action below it."
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
More Cold Water Tactics for Bass
More Cold Water Tactics for Bass: " The transition from fall to winter can be a tough bite one day and the best chance for a trophy. It is in this time of year that anglers must learn to slow down and find patterns that will work throughout the winter. Bass will slow down and eventually suspend as the water temperature continues to drop. They become lethargic and slow as their metabolism slows down but they do need to eat. The digestion of the fish will be slower in cold water reducing the frequency of foraging, but to the patient anglers that brave the cold, there is a good chance that a trophy can be caught. Let us take now take a look at some of the tactics that many anglers believe to be among the best cold water presentations for winter bass. "
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Fishing report: South Florida - South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com
Fishing report: South Florida - South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com: "Jake Hobbs loves to fish and the 13-year-old has the stories to prove it, from catching a 70-pound cobia on a local drift boat to catching largemouth bass in the Everglades, at Lake Okeechobee and in secret fishing holes in his Coral Springs neighborhood."
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Sunday, November 25, 2012
Why Is Cold Front Bass Fishing So Bad?
Why Is Cold Front Bass Fishing So Bad?: "I really hate fishing for bass during or after a cold front. Fishing always seems to be very tough. Even though some bass can still be caught, it does make it tougher to catch them."
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Fishing Column: Bass Federation buys National Bass Anglers - StamfordAdvocate
Fishing Column: Bass Federation buys National Bass Anglers - StamfordAdvocate: "The Bass Federation, Inc (TBF) announced last week that it has acquired ownership of the nation's fastest growing local/team fishing circuit, the National Bass Anglers Association, (NBAA)."
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