Enjoy fishing? Free trout fishing clinic set for Jan. 10 | KFOR.com: "OKLAHOMA CITY - The Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation Department will host a FREE trout fishing clinic on Friday, January 10, 2014 from 7 – 8:30 p.m. at the Putnam City High School Gymnasium, 5300 NW 50th Street."
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Thursday, December 19, 2013
An Ice Fishing Primer | OutdoorHub
An Ice Fishing Primer | OutdoorHub: "Mother Nature has jumped the gun across much of the nation, offering winter conditions before the official onset of the season and giving ice fishermen their earliest chance in years to get out on the ice and enjoy their favorite winter sport."
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Ice Fishermen Rescue Man after Snowmobile Crashes Through Ice | OutdoorHub
Ice Fishermen Rescue Man after Snowmobile Crashes Through Ice | OutdoorHub: "Three anglers fishing on the ice of Alaska’s Wasilla Lake found themselves in a position to help on Monday, saving the life of one snowmobile driver after he had fallen through the ice. According to the Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman, officials described the corner of the lake where the accident occurred as problematic due to consistently thin ice."
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Hair for Cold Water River Bronzebacks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Hair for Cold Water River Bronzebacks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Seasoned largemouth bass anglers profess that for large bass throughout the seasons, a rubber or silicon-skirted jig with a pork or plastic trailer is hard to beat.
For that other "black bass", however, hair is the way to go. Smallmouth bass inhabiting most rivers in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast prefer hair jigs to silicon or rubber skirted jigs, hands down. It has been a popular mistruth over the years that smallmouth do not eat or that they lay dormant when the water temperature holds in the 30's, as it does during the cold water winter period. The cold water period is an excellent time for anglers to catch trophy river smallmouth bass, and a hair jig is frequently the most productive lure."
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For that other "black bass", however, hair is the way to go. Smallmouth bass inhabiting most rivers in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast prefer hair jigs to silicon or rubber skirted jigs, hands down. It has been a popular mistruth over the years that smallmouth do not eat or that they lay dormant when the water temperature holds in the 30's, as it does during the cold water winter period. The cold water period is an excellent time for anglers to catch trophy river smallmouth bass, and a hair jig is frequently the most productive lure."
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Politics: A&E suspends Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson for agreeing with the Bible | Best of Cain
Politics: A&E suspends Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson for agreeing with the Bible | Best of Cain: "A+E Networks, parent company of A&E, has released the following statement to Variety:
“We are extremely disappointed to have read Phil Robertson’s comments in GQ, which are based on his own personal beliefs and are not reflected in the series Duck Dynasty. His personal views in no way reflect those of A+E Networks, who have always been strong supporters and champions of the LGBT community.”"
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“We are extremely disappointed to have read Phil Robertson’s comments in GQ, which are based on his own personal beliefs and are not reflected in the series Duck Dynasty. His personal views in no way reflect those of A+E Networks, who have always been strong supporters and champions of the LGBT community.”"
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Know Your Hooks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Know Your Hooks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "One of the most important links between a fisherman's success at catching fish is the hook that is used. A successful day on the water can be won or lost by a poor hook. Whether you're a casual fisherman, an avid weekend angler, or a diehard tournament fisherman, overlooking your hooks can make a big difference in having an average fishing day or one that is remembered for a lifetime.
These days of high pressured fishing waters, bites sometimes come less often, making it more important than ever to ensure that we make every strike count. The best way to catch every fish that bites is to use the proper hook for the type of bait you are using and to make sure the hook is sharp."
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These days of high pressured fishing waters, bites sometimes come less often, making it more important than ever to ensure that we make every strike count. The best way to catch every fish that bites is to use the proper hook for the type of bait you are using and to make sure the hook is sharp."
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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Largemouth Bass Fishing Tips
Largemouth Bass Fishing Tips: "The largemouth bass are from the Sunfish family and are closely related to the black bass. Their characteristic large size differentiates them from the rest of the fish in the sunfish family. As their name suggests, a largemouth bass has a mouth that extends beyond the eyes. It is a freshwater fish, that is found in the large and small lakes, ditches and small farm ponds. Presently, they are fished in the waters of the continental United States and some parts of Canada. Thanks to the successfully carried out stocking programs, they are fished in places such as, Europe, South America, Mexico, Hawaii, Asia and Africa. There are two subspecies - the Florida largemouth and the Northern largemouth. Of these, a fully matured Florida largemouth, at 10 - 12 pounds weighs more than that of the fully matured Northern largemouth bass, which weighs between 6 - 8 pounds. The biggest one was caught in 1932 weighed more than 22 pounds."
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Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Chris Lane's Guntersville Frog | Bass Fishing Magazine: Learn How to Bass Fish with Bass Angler Magazine
Chris Lane's Guntersville Frog | Bass Fishing Magazine: Learn How to Bass Fish with Bass Angler Magazine: "With summertime upon us, there are many ways to find some fun in the sun action. For fishermen tying on their favorite frog and hitting the water – the excitement of that visible blow up is one of the best ways to spend the hottest season of the year.”Froggin’ that’s easy,” said Lane. “It’s pretty simple, you just have to listen to the fish and let them tell you what they want. Other than that, it’s just about the most exciting way you can fish. It is definitely a favorite technique of mine.”"
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