Fish Behavior | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Professional anglers work hard to figure out where the fish are. That's job one. Then, they try to figure out what those critters might want to eat at that given moment. Then, they catch a limit, hopefully with at least one "kicker" (big fish) and head to the weigh-in station to win the big money.
Sounds pretty simple, doesn't it?"
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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Monday, August 25, 2014
Late Summer Split | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Late Summer Split | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "It’s easy to get caught up in the season, especially if you are a bass angler. The majority of bass in each lake make predictable moves throughout the year, such as shallow to spawn in the spring. Most anglers make the same moves, as they work to keep catching bass."
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Narrowing down crankbait color choices this open-water fishing season - Outdoor News - June 2014
Narrowing down crankbait color choices this open-water fishing season - Outdoor News - June 2014: "Crankbaits on the marketplace cover every conceivable color of the rainbow… and then some. Yet I’m amazed at how many writers and fishing experts downplay the color factor on these lures. Don’t take crankbait color for granted! We live in a technologically advanced society that can deliver so many designs and features. Take advantage of them."
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Steve D. Costomiris | Steven Costomiris | Steven D. Costomiris :: The Great Outdoors :: Fishing Tips That Can Save You A Lot Of Frustration
Steve D. Costomiris | Steven Costomiris | Steven D. Costomiris :: The Great Outdoors :: Fishing Tips That Can Save You A Lot Of Frustration: "Fishing can be both an art and a form of recreation. Although it might seem hard to become an excellent fisherman, it actually isn’t that difficult. Here are some great tips that will assist you in becoming a really good fisherman. Take a good look and find a few new ideas to add to your own repertoire."
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Sunday, August 24, 2014
Rigs For All Reasons | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Rigs For All Reasons | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: ""I don't see what you bass fishermen need with all them rods. I'm doing all I can to fish with two," said the semi-pro crappie fisherman. He was tied up beside me as I waited on my partner to park the truck and trailer before we left to pre-fish that morning"
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River Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
River Bass | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "We had just finished Sunday dinner at grandma and Pep Pa's when dad hollered, "Okay boys, let's go to the river!" My cousins and I shot out the door and started gathering minnow seines, trottines, minnow buckets, and rods and reels. We all knew there was a tow sack already loaded in the '58 Ford. It was there from last weeks river trip. It was there for the mud holes we hit on the way to gather crawdads."
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Fishing Bridges | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC
Fishing Bridges | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "When the toughest Bassmaster Classic in history played out on Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers in 2005, their hardened faces got as much TV time as eventual winner Kevin VanDam. You know them well. You can’t miss them. They span hundreds of yards, if not miles, over your favorite body of water, and hang dozens of feet over your head."
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Summer Pike Points | Wawang Lake Resort
Summer Pike Points | Wawang Lake Resort: "Some points are definitely better than others when fishing for BIG pike! Reading water and being able to carry out a logical fishing approach is the most important part of the process. You can have the sharpest hooks, make the perfect cast and work your lure correctly but if you’re fishing dead water, not much will happen. On structure like points especially, making good use of lure depth and fishing angles is really important. For the most part, points are things that stick out, with more than one side. A shoreline wall, for example, has only one surface. Depending on their shape and layout, a point can have four, five, even six ‘lanes’ or sides to work."
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