Are We Overdoing Catch And Release? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Are We Overdoing Catch And Release? | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "The art of catch and release could be on the verge of be coming the next big concern of fishery managers and biologists. It's actually already been under scrutiny for some time because keep-and-eat is what's supposedly missing from "workable" slot limits. Fisheries biologists claim that the only way slot limits really work for any lake is for small fish, those under the slot, to be retained in larger numbers than what is currently in style with bass fishing society (which is practically none)."



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How To Fish a Senko – Texas Rigged Senko Bass Fishing Tips | Qtiny.com

How To Fish a Senko – Texas Rigged Senko Bass Fishing Tips | Qtiny.com: "When bass are in shallow water during the spring a Texas Rigged Senko can catch many fish. A Texas Rig Senko is a great bait for prespawn, spawning, and post"



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Shallow Water Bass Fishing with Jigs Minnesota Style | Fishinglobby.com

Shallow Water Bass Fishing with Jigs Minnesota Style | Fishinglobby.com: "We’ve had a ton of rain this year and our lakes are very high. The bass are shallow and hungry. This video was on a shallow Minnesota lake in early July. All fish were caught on 1/2 oz Dirty Jigs and 1/2 oz All Terrain Grassmaster Jigs. 7′ MH Veritas rods and Revo S Reels. 50lb braid was on all reels."



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The Best Lures for Northern Pike | Wawang Lake Resort

The Best Lures for Northern Pike | Wawang Lake Resort: "Northern pike are exceptional game fish, known for their propensity to hit lures with heart-stopping ferocity and to engage in epic battles once hooked. But northern pike can also be finicky, so being well-prepared with a variety of lures increases your chances for success. An assortment of spoons, spinners, crankbaits and topwater lures should be in the arsenal of every northern pike angler."



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The Best Lures for Northern Pike | Wawang Lake Resort

The Best Lures for Northern Pike | Wawang Lake Resort: "Northern pike are exceptional game fish, known for their propensity to hit lures with heart-stopping ferocity and to engage in epic battles once hooked. But northern pike can also be finicky, so being well-prepared with a variety of lures increases your chances for success. An assortment of spoons, spinners, crankbaits and topwater lures should be in the arsenal of every northern pike angler."



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Advanced Cane-Pole Tactics For Crappie

Advanced Cane-Pole Tactics For Crappie: "A good many traditional methods of fishing have faded away, but cane-pole fishing for crappie remains popular and effective. Here’s why."



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Advanced Cane-Pole Tactics For Crappie

Advanced Cane-Pole Tactics For Crappie: "A good many traditional methods of fishing have faded away, but cane-pole fishing for crappie remains popular and effective. Here’s why."



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"There will always come a time when we become nostalgic and remember the good old days before technology made everything simple for us. Yes, technology’s ever-lasting pursuit of efficiency will benefit the entirety of man but it’s also good to recall where we all came from."



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Rat-L-Trap Colors | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Rat-L-Trap Colors | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Well, we all asked for it and the lure companies gave it to us. I'm talking about all the different colors lures come in today. How many of us have called lure companies and said. "If you would just add a little green on the back, this lure would kill em." We are all guilty.
   The truth is that we do need a good selection of colors and, they are fun in the tackle shop. However, with a few tips you can keep it fairly simple."



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Slow Down | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Slow Down | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Many years ago when I first made contact with Bob Crupi (the only person to have two bass over twenty pounds on the I.G.F.A record books), he left me with many new ideas. Ideas that if practiced consistently over time, they would help me or anyone else catch bigger fish. One such idea that stands out was to SLOW DOWN my presentation. Bob said that from a swim bait to a 18-inch worm to a live crawdad, S L O W D O W N."



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