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Fishing
Tips - Fly
Fishing Tips
Here
are some tips for keeping warmer while you're doing that winter
fishing courtesy of the Beaver Dam Store crew! Read
the Tips
Outdoor
Tips from the Pros at Wrangler ProGear
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Fish generally move into the current, so make sure your lure
doesn't surprise them from behind.
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Keep your rod tip in the water to prevent fish jumps (and hook
tosses).
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On fishing and hunting trips with kids, take along pocket field
guides so both the child and the adult can correctly identify
fish, animals, wildlife tracks, plants, insects, birds and vegetation.
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Fish under residential docks on sunny days. For best results,
skip your lure or bait under the dock.
Get a
bite after midnight
At 2:00
a.m. most anglers are only dreaming about catching a big fish,
but a few smart fishermen know that night time can be the right
time for catching fish. Read Complete Tip
Bass Tournament
Shortcuts
Have
you ever noticed whether it be Club Tournaments, Divisional Tournaments
(B.A.S.S. Federation, Red Man, Anglers Choice, etc.) and even
the Pro Tournaments, usually you will see a hand full of the
same anglers consistently "In-The-Money" most of the
time. Read
Complete Tip
Color Selection
- by "The Bass Coach" (Roger Lee Brown)
Well,
let me tell you a little secret that most anglers don't know!,
and that is; "You don't need a multitude of colors in your
arsenal." That's right! and let me say it again..... Read Complete
Tip
Finesse Fishing
- by "The Bass Coach" (Roger Lee Brown)
Finesse
fishing is pretty much nothing more than "Down Sizing"
a particular type of bait or lure. When it comes to winter fishing,
or times throughout the year that are considered to be in-active,
most anglers will find more success at catching bass by "Down
Sizing" or "Finesse" fishing. Read Complete Tip
Fish Attractants
- by "The Bass Coach" (Roger Lee Brown)
There
has been a lot of controversy over "Fish Attractants"
or otherwise known as "Fish Scents" or "Fish Formulas".
In the past, I've noticed that many of my former bass angling
students as well as my bass guide clients have always come prepared
with plenty of "Fish Attractant", and wow! Do they
ever use it! Read
Complete Tip
Jerk Baits
- by "The Bass Coach" (Roger Lee Brown)
Jerkbaits,
without question would definitely fall in the "Top-10"
category of all artificial baits used by Tournament Anglers in
today's bass fishing mostly because these types of baits have
proven themselves over and over to not only catch bass in numbers,
but they catch quality bass as well. Read Complete Tip
Jigging Spoons
- "The Bass Coach" ... (Roger Lee Brown)
Through
out the past several years while fishing with co-anglers, charter
clients, and some of my bass fishing school students, I have
noticed that most of the fisherman and women dont carry jigging
spoons in their boxes, in fact when I ask them if they've
ever used one they usually reply that they have never used one
or they wouldn't know the first thing about using them. Well,
let me suggest to you that a jigging spoon is a very "Highly
Productive" type of lure that you need to learn if you plan
to do a variety of bass fishing. Read Complete Tip
Lure contrasts
provide effectiveness
I've been fishing
since I was 8 years old and began fishing artificials 25 years
ago with Cotton Cordell's Big O crankbait and Bill Norman's Snatrix
plastic worm. I've read hundreds of articles that gave reasons
that fish attack lures, but my experience tells me that there
are abstract qualities in a lure that cause it to be seen, tracked
and bit. Read
Complete Tip
Spinnerbaits
- by "The Bass Coach" (Roger Lee Brown)
There
are several different presentations and techniques that one can
use when fishing with a spinnerbait, such as...Read Complete Tip
Texas Rigging
a Worm - from M-F Manufacturing
It seems
every year brings about a new way to rig worms, but the Texas
Rig is probably still the choice of a wide number of anglers
because of its ease of use and the results it produces. Illustrations
show how to do it. Read
Complete Tip
Understanding
Bass Part 1 - by "The Bass Coach" (Roger Brown)
Bass
fishing is a sport like many others that when it comes to knowledge
and the understanding of the opponent it allows one to become
more successful. Read
Complete Tip
Understanding
Bass Part 2 - by "The Bass Coach" (Roger Brown)
Bass
fishing is a sport like many others that when it comes to knowledge
and the understanding of the opponent it allows one to become
more successful. Read
Complete Tip
General
Interest
Why Bass
Fishing? - by "The Bass Coach" (Roger Lee Brown)
Everyday
it seems that more and more of the general public (men, women,
boys, and girls) are starting to take notice that there may be
just a bit more to bass fishing that meets the eye than just
the Sunday morning bass fishing shows they see on TV. Read Complete
Tip
Do's
and don't of fishing with kids
KETCHUM,
Okla. - Psst.
Mom, Dad. If you're ready to take the little person
in your house on his or her first fishing trip, here are three
words of advice:
Just
have fun. Read
Complete Tip
How
To Tips
Take Better
Care of Your Reels
- by Bob Neice
The worst
enemies of fishing reels are dirt, grime and pollutants from
the water you are fishing in. Fishing reels should be cleaned
and lubed no less than once a year, or more often if you are
a tournament angler. Read Complete Tip
Take Better
Pictures of Your Fish - by Larry Ranich & C. A. Riley
We're
no experts by any stretch of the imagination, but through trial
and ERROR we've found a couple of ways to improve our fish portraits.
Read
Complete Tip
Take Care
of Your Fish - from Operation Bass
Keeping
fish healthy in the livewell is important for tournament anglers
and those not practicing catch and release. Several things can
be done to help your fish remain healthy. Read Complete Tip
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