Marine Reels In Great White Shark from Shore | OutdoorHub: "While many shark species have been reeled in by enthusiastic anglers from shore, very rarely—if ever—has video been taken of a great white shark captured in this manner. According to the New York Daily News, Marine Gunnery Master Sergeant Jeff Fangman emerged victorious after a 25-minute battle with a great white earlier this year, pulling the large predator near land. The incredible catch happened in late October off the coasts of Marine Base Camp Pendleton in California."
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Monday, December 16, 2013
Spinnerbait Basics | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Spinnerbait Basics | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Probably the most universal artificial bait used by both tournament anglers and the weekend fisherman is the spinnerbait. You can flip it like a jig into heavy cover or work it along laydowns and in treetops like a Texas-rigged worm. It can be waked across the top of the water like a buzzbait or run it one to three feet deep like a Rat-L-Trap. You can let it fall down deeper like a medium- to deep-diving crankbait or slow roll it across the bottom. This is just about the most versatile lure you can carry in your boat."
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Winter Jig Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Winter Jig Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "It's time to slow down our presentation as the water cools and look to the jig or a Texas-rigged worm or craw on those really cold days. Bass will move deeper as the water cools to establish their winter base of operation. The deeper coves with a defined creek channel, longer points that drop off into secondary or primary creek channels, or a shoreline where the bottom has a fast drop off, causing a stair step effect are the best places to start exploring for action. The other primary factor that needs to be in all of these spots is wood. Bass tend to prefer wood in the colder months"
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Ice Fishing Tips to Stay Safe - YourErie.com - Powered by JET 24 and FOX 66 Erie PA
Ice Fishing Tips to Stay Safe - YourErie.com - Powered by JET 24 and FOX 66 Erie PA: "The water is beginning to freeze over and soon fishermen will be heading out on the ice for ice fishing. The Coast Guard says the ice could be very unstable. Officials say if it is clear and blue, that is the best kind of ice to go out on. Be sure check that the ice is thick enough before leaving land—It should be about three inches thick. Snow on the ice is another key factor to look out for when preparing to ice fish. Be sure to remember I.C.E –intelligence, clothing and equipment. "
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Tips to stay warm during winter fishing trips - Louisiana Sportsman
Tips to stay warm during winter fishing trips - Louisiana Sportsman: "The average winter temperature range in the bayou state is 64 to 41 degrees during December and 61 to 41 degrees in January.
However, Louisiana does have its share of winter fronts that drive temperatures below freezing and allow daytime highs to hover only in the 30 and 40s.
So the wind chills can be brutal when fishing early morning hours and running in boats even at moderate speeds."
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However, Louisiana does have its share of winter fronts that drive temperatures below freezing and allow daytime highs to hover only in the 30 and 40s.
So the wind chills can be brutal when fishing early morning hours and running in boats even at moderate speeds."
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Sunday, December 15, 2013
Winter Jig Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Winter Jig Fishing | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "It's time to slow down our presentation as the water cools and look to the jig or a Texas-rigged worm or craw on those really cold days. Bass will move deeper as the water cools to establish their winter base of operation. The deeper coves with a defined creek channel, longer points that drop off into secondary or primary creek channels, or a shoreline where the bottom has a fast drop off, causing a stair step effect are the best places to start exploring for action. The other primary factor that needs to be in all of these spots is wood. "
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Saturday, December 14, 2013
How to Beat the Shore-bound Blues — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability
How to Beat the Shore-bound Blues — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability: "Catfish are great targets for shore anglers fishing in lakes and rivers. Image courtesy Ohio DNR.
“What do you need to be able to go fishing?” is the question I use to kick off a basic fishing seminar I teach at sport shows across the nation each year. I keep the dialogue flowing by accepting the obvious answers, which include “a fishing pole!” and “a hook!” and “some line!” Things come to an abrupt halt, however, when someone fields my question with the reply: “a boat!”"
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“What do you need to be able to go fishing?” is the question I use to kick off a basic fishing seminar I teach at sport shows across the nation each year. I keep the dialogue flowing by accepting the obvious answers, which include “a fishing pole!” and “a hook!” and “some line!” Things come to an abrupt halt, however, when someone fields my question with the reply: “a boat!”"
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Wildlife Agencies Urge Anglers to Stay Safe During Early Ice Fishing Season — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability
Wildlife Agencies Urge Anglers to Stay Safe During Early Ice Fishing Season — www.outdoorhub.com — Readability: "Experts say that the appeal of warmer ice houses, safer heaters, and more efficient outerwear is drawing in more anglers.
Early ice fishing season brings with it many opportunities, and wildlife agencies across the country are once again reminding anglers to follow good safety practices when they hit the ice. States such as Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa have issued safety warnings coinciding with more anglers going out earlier. In Wisconsin, experts say that breezy temperatures have led to one of the earliest seasons in years."
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Early ice fishing season brings with it many opportunities, and wildlife agencies across the country are once again reminding anglers to follow good safety practices when they hit the ice. States such as Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa have issued safety warnings coinciding with more anglers going out earlier. In Wisconsin, experts say that breezy temperatures have led to one of the earliest seasons in years."
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