Monday, November 2, 2015

4 Lures for Fall River Kayak Fishing Success | The Fisherman's Journal Magazine





4 Lures for Fall River Kayak Fishing Success | The Fisherman's Journal Magazine: "The fall kayak fishing season is upon us.  The air and water temps are cooling down and we’re coming into a time anglers call the “fall bite.”
It’s a great time of year as this can really stir up big bass, both large and smallmouth to binge and feed heavily and aggressively before winter sets in on them.  Bass are tending to really chase moving baits at this time of year so here are 5 good lure options to try.  These baits, used properly should afford you the chance to land some 18” plus bass this season."



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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Finding A Seasonal Pattern | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Seasonal bass fishing

Finding A Seasonal Pattern | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Rick Clunn has been a pro bass fisherman for over 40 years, and he knows that the very first step to catching fish is finding them.  Facing a large body of water can be daunting, especially if you have never been there before.  You may have acres of fishy-looking water in front of you: coves, sloughs, rip-rap, lay downs – the list of possible bass haunts is endless.  So how on earth do you decide where to start? If you just grab a bait and start pounding the bank, it could take forever to figure them out.  There’s a much better way. "



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Friday, October 23, 2015

Michigan Man Breaks 109-year-old Smallmouth Bass Record - OutdoorHub

What fish can break a record that's already lasted more than a century? This one.

Michigan Man Breaks 109-year-old Smallmouth Bass Record - OutdoorHub: "Michigan’s sixth record fish for 2015 also happens to have broken one of the longest-standing records in the state. Last Sunday, Greg Gasiciel of Rhodes was bait-casting with a green grub when he hooked a 9.33-pound, 24.5-inch smallmouth bass from Hubbard Lake in Alcona County. Based on its weight, Gasiciel’s fish just nearly edged out a 109-year-old state record that was once thought to be unbeatable."



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