How To Tie A Uni Fishing Knot
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
Friday, November 13, 2009
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Trading.. RC18R - Conversion R14 for Fishing Equipments - R/C Tech ...
fresh water fishing
| Irvine Lake opener WFO........... By Captain Curt Get out there and get your trout season started. Best day of fishing at Irvine in my short 8 years of fishing that lake. Troll.............and. Bloodydecks.com - http://www.bloodydecks.com/forums/ |
| Eel Movie | Florida-Sportsman-Magazine By admin i was fishing eels from an early age.5years old.a 10 year old would be ok for sure.the eel in the vid is a fish of a lifetime.(freshwater). TrancetasticWilza's Gravatar TrancetasticWilza. November 7, 2009 at 1:00 pm | Permalink ... Florida-Sportsman-Magazine - http://florida-sportsman-magazine.com/floridasports/ |
| Trading.. RC18R - Conversion R14 for Fishing Equipments - R/C Tech ... By Archie10 so im basically going out of RC and getting into fishing more so if you have fishing stuff to trade me with my rc18r converted r14 for your??? then message me ASAP!! Must Be! 1) Bait Casting reels 2) Conventional reels 3) Fresh water ... R/C Tech Forums - http://www.rctech.net/forum/ |
| Science Friday: Water | BlueNC By Jake On Earth, water is found in the oceans, in ice sheets, in aquifers, and in surface freshwater systems, in decreasing order of volume. Less than 1% of the world's water is liquid freshwater at the surface, 20% of which is in remote Lake Baikal in Russia. ... Water levels have fallen so much since 1960 that the lake split into two lakes, then three, then two again when the third dried up completely. The local fishing economy, a thriving economic force, vanished. ... BlueNC - The people's think tank - http://www.bluenc.com/ |
| STOLEN from the Dunvant area Swansea - World Sea Fishing Forums By NobbyC cheeky sods came through the main garage door last night; we sleep in the front and never heard a thing - very specific - left all the freshwater and fly rods; never looked at tools/bikes or anything else in there; no mess so they ... World Sea Fishing Forums - http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/ |
| croxfiber - lounge: ocean conveyor belt By abg.CF through heat and moisture exchanges, the conveyor warms the air in upper latitudes while delivering fresh water across the globe. the conveyor belt generates power comparable to one million nuclear power plants ... the most dramatic ways in which we experience Earth's climate - monsoons, drought, cold snaps, and storms - come from the sky. but climate is as much a product of the sea as the sky: whatever happens to one affects the other i.e. fishermen & sports fishing ... croxfiber - lounge - http://cflounge.blogspot.com/ |
| Sport Supplies Asia » Blog Archive » The Newbie Guide To ... By Sports Supplier He/She's been bugging everybody in the office to spend some time on his luxury boat doing some freshwater fishing but the boss doesn't get a nibble. Well it's your turn at bat, get ready to strike a home run. ... Sport Supplies Asia - http://www.sportsupplies.asia/ |
Friday, November 6, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Bass Fishing Basics: Get Started Today
fresh water fishing
| Bass Fishing Basics: Get Started Today | I.Į. Senas malūnas - Gyvo ... Bass force progressively and gradually reach to be the most well-liked freshwater amusement in the Communal States. Their popularity has increased correct to the rise of the bass fishing tourney industry that helps offer recreational ... I.Į. Senas malūnas - Gyvo alaus... - http://senasmalunas.com/ |
| Killed Um K&M Yellows,"Nickyz17" & "Duanediego" By captainkelly Brandon "The Truth" Vera for the "W" Sat night! Customboatguy, Events Forum, 6, Jun-05-2008 10:23 AM. "Big Jack" & "Fishkiller G" Killing fish at Irvine Lake 12/31, Saluki, Freshwater Fishing Reports, 38, Jan-06-2008 10:55 AM ... Bloodydecks.com - http://www.bloodydecks.com/forums/ |
| Aldeburgh 6/11 - World Sea Fishing Forums By Josh Griffin Interests: Freshwater and Saltwater Fishing, My Guitars. Favourite Rod: one which is about to hook a monster. Favourite Reel: the one which is attatched to the rod which is just about to hook the monster ... World Sea Fishing Forums - http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/ |
| The Responsibilities of Caring for Freshwater Fish - Fishing By admin Usually freshwater fish are considered the pets for people that are either lazy or don't really want to take care of something They may like the idea of a pet. Article Directory - http://articlescollections.com/ |
| Cod Classic 09 - Tacklebox Fishing Forum By steve611 Well with only 24 days to go(not that I`m counting),just thought I`d see what others are doing for the first weekend in december. Usually I camp out. Tacklebox Fishing Forum - http://www.tacklebox.com.au/forums/ |
| Shallow Water Fishing Boats | FISHING By Mike Relahs If you want the best of shallow water fishing, you can't afford to miss this natural fisherman's paradise. Most of Florida Bay is considered part of the Everglades National Park. As such, it combines fresh water from the Everglades with ... FISHING - http://advice4unow.com/fishingnews/ |
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Monday, November 2, 2009
Fresh Water Fishing- A Few Quick Fishing Lures Tips: How To Make Wooden Freshwater ...
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| Corona Lake 11-01 By JAG107 Not too bad today, I had 5 bows, a 2.5lb cat, and a LMB reeled in by noon. 10 bows total between 3 of us, all caught on PB. The lures, jigs and worms. Bloodydecks.com - http://www.bloodydecks.com/forums/ |
| A Few Quick Fishing Lures Tips: How To Make Wooden Freshwater ... By James Kitch Fishing is one of America's favorite outdoor sports and there are many different lures that can be used to snag the catch of the day. Most lures are plastic and can be bought at any local department store. Another type that is very ... Information On Fishing - http://myfishjournal.com/ |
| Marshall Islands to S.E. Asia - Pohnpei - Week 1 | Sailing blog ... By Ken Stuber We entered the pass easily and approached the commercial dock, which was crowded with fishing boats and a couple of bigger factory ships. There was no open dock space, so we rafted alongside a small rusty fuel ship, tossing our dock lines to her crew. ... The little dock sports a special treasure for cruising sailors – a hose rigged up with a garden sprayer to provide freshwater showers! We rowed in and navigated what was left of the rickety walkway without incident. ... TripSailor: Recent Sailing Blog Updates - http://www.tripsailor.com/ |
| torrumbarry..!!! - Tacklebox Fishing Forum By shan I went to torrumbarry for the first time.. Got up there friday night set the tents up started a fire and it belted down with rain from 9pm till 4am so. Tacklebox Fishing Forum - http://www.tacklebox.com.au/forums/ |
| Question? Best swim bait for the money. By yot_fish After breaking SPRO slow sink a 35 dollar swim bait at the second joint on a fish that looked to be about 5 pounds. Wanted to know what the best swim. Bloodydecks.com - http://www.bloodydecks.com/forums/ |
| Looking to move up - Ideas? - The Hull Truth By Steve_250 Helm/Deck: Hardtop, with ability to seal out the elements, seating for four adults. Ample fishing deck with livewell and fish box. Cabin: Easily sleep two adults without being a contortionist. Hot/cold water at sink and shower. ... 115gal fresh water capacity. 260 gal fuel tanks give huge range with that single. Full keel. No props & rudders hanging down to get tangled in things. Wonderfully dry ride. Very much a womans boat inside with the ammenities she wants yet still ... The Hull Truth - http://www.thehulltruth.com/ |
| best place to live if you love saltwater and freshwater fishing ... By Kahuna i am graduating college in a couple years. i live in new jersey now but dont know if i want to live here my whole life..i mean you only live once so i live. Fishing Kahuna - http://fishingkahuna.com/ |
| Maximizing Fly Fishing Tuition Expense However, fishing in freshwater could be different and may require other materials like a proper wading boots to help us stay up in a slippery river. The fly fishing tuition we have to pay to learn all these things and more are worth the ... ArticleSnatch.com - : Sports-and-Recr... - http://www.articlesnatch.com/Category/Sports-and-Recreation/150 |
| lower bc last night - World Sea Fishing Forums By blankerman Favourite Rod: nash method master lr, greys supro. Favourite Reel: ,shimano calcutta 400bsv. Best Catch: freshwater river carp 13lb 5oz,bream 8lb 9oz,barbel 9lb 10oz, sea,5lb 3oz bass,16lb 1oz pike. Favourite Fishing: Shore ... World Sea Fishing Forums - http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/ |
| whats the best way to plan a fishing trip n Australia? | Fishing Guide By admin ie traveling costs, accomodations, where best to fish, fishing guide, any disscounts etc...... Didn't say what type of fishing you like to do. Freshwater. Fishing Guide - http://www.fundacioakwaba.org/ |
Fishing News:Ice Fishing For Perch : Fishing Tips
Fishing News:
| 'Illegal' Fishing Vessel Captured. By saward Yemeni fishing boat seized off Somalia A Somali militia seized overnight on Friday a Yemeni fishing vessel in the Indian Ocean after a gun battle, in. Close Protection Forum and Surveillan... - http://www.closeprotectionworld.co.uk/ |
| Ice Fishing For Perch : Fishing Tips By admin They will feed throughout the entire ice fishing season and they taste great. Because perch hang out in schools, you can catch your limit in a couple of hours if you can find them. Use your electronics to find schools of fish on the ... Fishing Tips - http://www.ultimatefishingsite.net/fishing-tips/ |
| Eastern Kentucky University Leads National Guard FLW College ... Eastern Kentucky University Leads National Guard FLW College Fishing Event On ...FishingWorld.comCobb displayed a lot of confidence heading in to the final day of competition and in his anticipation for the National Guard FLW College ... Education News - http://news.edvisors.com/ |
| Russell Moccasin Fishing Oxford Shoes | Hypebeast By Staff One of the most storied footwear makers in the US, Russell Moccasin continue their hand-crafted creations with a new pair of Munson's Army Last Fishing. Comments for Hypebeast - http://hypebeast.com/ |
| 250 fishing enthusiasts cast their lines for competition | Brunei ... By Fitri Shahminan A FISHING competition that saw a participation of more than 250 sport fishing fanatics yesterday was also an indicator that determines water cleanliness through the observations of the number of fish species recorded and the ... Brunei NEWS from Brunei fm - http://world.brunei.fm/ |
Fishing News: Big waves spoil fishing trip in Cagayan; 1 fisherman missing
Fishing News:
| Big waves spoil fishing trip in Cagayan; 1 fisherman missing GMA news.tv One fisherman was reported missing in a fishing expedition that went awry due to big waves off Cagayan province Monday. Cagayan civil defense chief ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Fishing tournaments need right paperwork Sioux Falls Argus Leader Fishing tournament organizers in South Dakota need to be sure that they have filled out the proper Game, Fish and Parks Department paperwork when planning ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Sunday was a perfect day for fishing at Heartwell Park KHAS-TV It may have been the opening weekend for pheasant season but it was also a perfect day for fishing at Heartwell Park. Dozens of fishermen were trying their ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Eagle Scout project includes fishing dock Wilkes Barre Times-Leader For his Eagle Scout project, RJ Naperkowski of Boy Scout Troop 433, with the help of fellow Scouts, has installed a handicapped-accessible fishing dock at ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| 17 fishing boats reportedly missing in Philippines Xinhua 2 (Xinhua) -- Seventeen fishing boats sailing out in northern Philippines went missing as weather turned rough early Monday morning, local police said. ... See all stories on this topic | ||
KATU Search and rescue volunteers scour the Sandy River for signs of a man who disappeared into the water Saturday while fishing there with his son. ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| 17 fishing boats missing off Cagayan Inquirer.net Chief Superintendent Roberto Damian, Cagayan Valley regional director, said these fishing boats left Claveria town at around 4 am to head for Pagudpud, ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Eastern Kentucky University Leads National Guard FLW College Fishing Event On ... FishingWorld.com FLW Outdoors announced the College Fishing trail in May 2008. Additional information for the Central Regional Championship can be found by visiting ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Birds turn up dead after SF Bay oil spill KGO-TV Fishing around Treasure Island, Yerba Buena Island and from the east side of San Francisco Pier 39 to Candlestick Point is not advisable. ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| OHIO FISHING REPORT Zanesville Times Recorder AP • November 1, 2009 COLUMBUS -- The weekly fishing report provided by the Division of Wildlife of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. ... See all stories on this topic |
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Fishing report: Scientists recommend ban on tuna fishing
fishing
| VAN ZANT: Fishing numbers increase even as temperatures dip Long Beach Press-Telegram Even with some heavy winds last weekend the fishing improved. Before the storm the fish were living down to the 30-foot lake depth and really hard to catch. ... See all stories on this topic |
| District Fishing Report Pittsburgh Post Gazette Dunlap Creek Lake (Fayette County): This 44-acre lake was yielding stocked trout in recent days and fishing pressure was moderate. ... See all stories on this topic |
| Fishing Report Longview Daily News By The Daily News Hatchery coho salmon are still providing most of the action on the lower Columbia River, although bank anglers fishing for sturgeon ... See all stories on this topic |
| Fishing guide helps rescue trio from Sacramento River Record-Searchlight By Ryan Sabalow A fishing guide and a sheriff's sergeant teamed up Wednesday evening to rescue a trio of men who fell into the Sacramento River near Corning ... See all stories on this topic |
| FISHING NOTEBOOK: Area fall crabbing spots to reopen TheNewsTribune.com At least for the first month of this fall-winter crabbing season, these same two zones also will be open for salmon fishing including hatchery-origin ... See all stories on this topic |
| Boat captain recounts harrowing ordeal Cape Cod Times Fishing boat captain Chris Merl, who was rescued in Cape Cod Bay Wednesday night after the Carol & Allison sank in high winds and rough seas, ... See all stories on this topic |
| Sign petition for fishing rights off coast Coastline Pilot The council's recommended total closure of the Laguna Beach coast to fishing, lobster diving and spear fishing is recent proof. Prior to the hearing, ... See all stories on this topic |
| Fly fishing is an inexpensive treat Herald Zeitung Fly fishing is not my forte or area of expertise, but I want to pass on some things I learned from a fellow guide and local businessman, Chris Jackson, ... See all stories on this topic |
| Fishing report Richmond Times Dispatch Mike Dunham (Chesapeake) boated a 5½-pounder using a grub while fishing the Elizabeth River. If you target speckled trout right now, you will come across ... See all stories on this topic |
| Scientists recommend ban on tuna fishing United Press International Monaco made a formal recommendation Oct. 14 to suspend commercial fishing of Atlantic bluefin under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered ... See all stories on this topic |
Monday, October 26, 2009
Fishing Supplies News 10/24/09
Fishing Supplies News 10/24/09:
| Fishing » Blog Archive » Fishing supplies for Canadian fishing By admin Excited for your first fishing trip to Canada? The prospect of going to a remote place without electricity, but with breathtaking scenery will get you so. Fishing - http://fishingtacklesite.com/ |
| Fishing Supplies: Simms Windstopper Softshell Hoody | Fishing Kahuna Store By Kahuna Shop for Simms Windstopper Softshell Hoody and other fly fishing supplies Clothing at RiverBum.com and save. Free Shipping on orders over $25 for all fly fishing gear. ... Fishing Gear & Supplies, Fishing Info & News ... Fishing Kahuna Store - http://fishingkahunastore.com/ |
| The Correct Fishing Supplies Tackle Could Help UK Anglers Land the Big One ... By amabasfis Fishing Tackle An extremely soothing recreational sport that people love to do in the UK is fishing. However, for ... Bass Fishing Advice - http://www.bassfishingadvice.com/ |
| Sports Plus Online »Fishing Supplies, How to Choose Fishing Line that is Right for You By Admin Today's tackle industry offers a wide variety of fishing line types. For most mainstream fishing needs (such as freshwater, offshore, and saltwater), there are three basic categories of fishing lines: monofilament, fluorocarbon and ... Sports Plus Online - http://sportsplusonline.com/ |
| Fishing Supplies News: C-Questor Carbon Markets and Climate Change News Letter ... By Graham Crawford Investigation: How farm fishing boom in Chile threatens eco disaster. Separated by an ocean, a continent and more than 7000 miles, Chile seems an awfully long way to go to find sushi for millions of Britons. By Robert MendickPublished: 9: 30AM GMT 25 Oct ... In July 2007, Marine Harvest, a Norwegian company that supplies one in four of the world's salmon, reported its first case on the South American continent of Infectious Salmon Anaemia (ISA), a virus deadly to the fish. ... C-Questor Carbon Markets and... - http://cquestor.blogspot.com/ Tag: Fishing Supplies |
Friday, October 16, 2009
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Bill Dance Outdoors Videos: Bill Dance Fishing Bloopers - Assorted Bloopers
Bill Dance Outdoors Videos: Bill Dance Fishing Bloopers - Assorted Bloopers
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Bill Dance Outdoors Videos: Bill Dance Fishing Bloopers - Hit by jib arm
Bill Dance Outdoors Videos: Bill Dance Fishing Bloopers - Hit by jib arm
Bill Dance Outdoors Videos: Bill Dance Fishing Bloopers - Dance fights trolling motor
Bill Dance Outdoors Videos: Bill Dance Fishing Bloopers - Dance fights trolling motor
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Bill Dance Outdoors Videos: Bill Dance Fishing Bloopers .Bird Droppings
Bill Dance Outdoors Videos: Bill Dance Fishing Bloopers .Bird Droppings
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Thousand reasons to go to Thousand Islands for bass fishing
One of the most popular sports in the United States is bass fishing. Thousands of articles had been written about this sport, from tips to testimonials to experiences. Thousands or maybe millions are hooked in this sport. You can usually find them basking on their bass fishing in great lakes and rivers or other aquatic formations in the United State.
One of the ore popular fishing venues for bass fishing is the Thousand Islands. This is a group of more than 1,000 small islands in east central North America, in St. Lawrence River just east of Lake Ontario, to be particular.
Most are part of southeastern Ontario and the rest are part of northern New York; and many of these islands are privately owned. It has been estimated that there are as many as 1,700 islands, but an exact count is difficult because of the large number of tiny islets. The largest is the Wolfe Island (127 sq km/49 sq mi) in Ontario. The islands have been a popular summer destinations since the mid 1800's.
Because of these, Ontario’s most important scenic and recreational attraction is its waters. The province is home to some 250,000 lakes and has thousands of rivers and streams. Four of the Great Lakes are the Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
The extensive shorelines of these lakes provide a natural playground for the people. Lake Simcoe, Muskoka and others, are very accessible lakes from the north of Toronto. They are also popular vacation centers. Ontario also shares with New York’s one of the greatest scenic attractions in North America, the Niagara Falls.
The Thousand Islands make a patch work of the river as it leaves Lake Ontario. The islands cater to large rocks, hold farms, estates, and summer cottages that can cost millions of dollars. Now, because of the popularity of it as a vacation and fishing destination, there are islands where in resorts and lodge houses are put up for the accommodation needs of the tourists and bass fishing enthusiasts.
You will find also a lot of establishments that sells and rents gears and boats to be used for their bass fishing. Restaurants are abundant if you finally get tired of eating your catch.
Ontario’s fishing activity can be divided into commercial fishing and recreational or sport fishing. Although fishing was an important economic activity in the 19th century, the commercial catch is relatively small today. Like other fishery problems; overfishing, pollution, habitat destruction, and the introduction of predators have greatly reduced catches.
Thousand Islands being very rocky are places that small mouth bass species love to stay and live. The beautiful scenery and the rocky background of Thousand Islands, bring adventures to bass fishing aficionados and lovers. They loved to go there not just for bass fishing but also for sight seeing and camping. There, they tried to commune with nature and feed their imaginations.
A large part of Canada’s freshwater catch comes from Ontario. The major species of fish caught during recreational fishing are perch, smelt, walleye, and smallmouth bass. While the colorful fall foliage draws an annual pilgrimage of tourists to the area. It is the fabulous bass fishing of the Thousand Islands region that attracts the attention of anglers competing in Thousand Islands for bass fishing.
The water is clearer, and baitfishes are abundant. The bass always make access to the bait and make feeding better. Because the zebra mussels have cleared up the water, vegetation is more widespread, which means the bass have better overall habitat. Both the largemouths and smallmouths are thriving.
While the bass may be both larger and more abundant, they are still found in the same areas discovered by touring pros. In St. Lawrence, those areas include Lake of the Isles, Goose Bay, Chippewa Bay, and the rocky coves and points around the Admiralty Islands. In Lake Ontario, the key spots are Fox and Grenadier Islands, and Chamount Bay
These characteristics of Thousand Islands of Ontario make the place greatly known for bass fishing. The geographical aspect, location and richness of its great lakes and rivers make bass fishing a sport or hobby very inviting.
One of the ore popular fishing venues for bass fishing is the Thousand Islands. This is a group of more than 1,000 small islands in east central North America, in St. Lawrence River just east of Lake Ontario, to be particular.
Most are part of southeastern Ontario and the rest are part of northern New York; and many of these islands are privately owned. It has been estimated that there are as many as 1,700 islands, but an exact count is difficult because of the large number of tiny islets. The largest is the Wolfe Island (127 sq km/49 sq mi) in Ontario. The islands have been a popular summer destinations since the mid 1800's.
Because of these, Ontario’s most important scenic and recreational attraction is its waters. The province is home to some 250,000 lakes and has thousands of rivers and streams. Four of the Great Lakes are the Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
The extensive shorelines of these lakes provide a natural playground for the people. Lake Simcoe, Muskoka and others, are very accessible lakes from the north of Toronto. They are also popular vacation centers. Ontario also shares with New York’s one of the greatest scenic attractions in North America, the Niagara Falls.
The Thousand Islands make a patch work of the river as it leaves Lake Ontario. The islands cater to large rocks, hold farms, estates, and summer cottages that can cost millions of dollars. Now, because of the popularity of it as a vacation and fishing destination, there are islands where in resorts and lodge houses are put up for the accommodation needs of the tourists and bass fishing enthusiasts.
You will find also a lot of establishments that sells and rents gears and boats to be used for their bass fishing. Restaurants are abundant if you finally get tired of eating your catch.
Ontario’s fishing activity can be divided into commercial fishing and recreational or sport fishing. Although fishing was an important economic activity in the 19th century, the commercial catch is relatively small today. Like other fishery problems; overfishing, pollution, habitat destruction, and the introduction of predators have greatly reduced catches.
Thousand Islands being very rocky are places that small mouth bass species love to stay and live. The beautiful scenery and the rocky background of Thousand Islands, bring adventures to bass fishing aficionados and lovers. They loved to go there not just for bass fishing but also for sight seeing and camping. There, they tried to commune with nature and feed their imaginations.
A large part of Canada’s freshwater catch comes from Ontario. The major species of fish caught during recreational fishing are perch, smelt, walleye, and smallmouth bass. While the colorful fall foliage draws an annual pilgrimage of tourists to the area. It is the fabulous bass fishing of the Thousand Islands region that attracts the attention of anglers competing in Thousand Islands for bass fishing.
The water is clearer, and baitfishes are abundant. The bass always make access to the bait and make feeding better. Because the zebra mussels have cleared up the water, vegetation is more widespread, which means the bass have better overall habitat. Both the largemouths and smallmouths are thriving.
While the bass may be both larger and more abundant, they are still found in the same areas discovered by touring pros. In St. Lawrence, those areas include Lake of the Isles, Goose Bay, Chippewa Bay, and the rocky coves and points around the Admiralty Islands. In Lake Ontario, the key spots are Fox and Grenadier Islands, and Chamount Bay
These characteristics of Thousand Islands of Ontario make the place greatly known for bass fishing. The geographical aspect, location and richness of its great lakes and rivers make bass fishing a sport or hobby very inviting.
Friday, September 11, 2009
The Success Found in Bass Fishing Homepage
Are you a bass fishing enthusiast? Do you get a huge bass every time you go on a fishing trip? Getting a large bass is not as difficult as you think. There are so many ways that you can improve your bass fishing strategies and techniques. There are so many websites that you can visit to read on and acquire knowledge on the bass fishing essentials.
It is advised that you browse these web sites so you can have enough knowledge and information on what bass fishing really should be. They have ebooks that will let you learn and think like a bass and this approach works like a charm. You will be surprised of the results once you have followed the guide. Even if you are just a newbie visiting these bass fishing homepages will attract you and convince you that bass fishing is indeed very enjoyable.
And so much for that whimsy notion that it is boring and complicated well in fact it is not. Besides, after you have learned it you will be surprised to see that you will not go home on an empty can. And some even give a guarantee. If you are not completely satisfied with the ebook, they will gladly refund 100% of your purchase price. If these bass fishing book does not aid you in catching more and larger bass on your next fishing getaway, just simply let them know with the purchase date and they will gladly refund the money you paid.
No questions asked. However, other ebooks may tell you promises but never comes out to be. So it is good that you choose and purchase the right and best product. Moreover, these homepages give you other special offers like another ebook after you have purchased one. You will get that for free. Like for example when you buy a certain ebook, you will get a special offer by having another ebook for free or at a discounted price.
Amazing, isn’t it? They will give you the keys to successful fishing in no time. Some bass fishing homepages give and store lake information, store catch information which includes fish species, lake conditions, fishing lures, weather conditions, fishing rig information, fishing baits, retrieves, as well as topo map location. Furthermore some homepages may also have detailed and high level reporting, store and retrieve fishing guide information, extensive online help system, store and retrieve lodging information and many others.
Taking a trip to great lakes for a bass fishing experience is so enjoyable. These homepages are dedicated to giving you the very finest fishing experience there is. All you have to do is browse their bass fishing homepage and voila! Or you can choose to go right away to their booking page to reserve your seat on a bass fishing of a lifetime.
In addition, some offer reservation request for those interested in reserving your booking. Since many of their destinations have very limited spaces that are available for each season or each particular time. However, a reservation request may not guarantee or assure that you will get the exact date you want. It is good that you ask and know of their availability. So how can you get the most from these bass fishing websites?
Some sites may be very hard to browse or check out. But some have tried all means to make sure that their site is easy to navigate and easy to use. There are different kinds of bass fishing homepages. There are those concentrated mainly on lures or baits while some are dedicated to forums and reservations. But generally, these sites are not only packed with information and tips but also a home to the nicest people who will take the time to answering your queries and questions you might have been wanting to ask.
Some web sites have the most impressive collections of bass fishing information there is on the web. Other may have lots of links and lake information. Moreover, some may have live chat and lake reports as well. Surprisingly, some sites even havemaps, tide charts bass fishing products, ebooks, excellent articles as well as complete resources on catching bass. So for all those interested in bass fishing, just feel free to visit these sites and have fun!
It is advised that you browse these web sites so you can have enough knowledge and information on what bass fishing really should be. They have ebooks that will let you learn and think like a bass and this approach works like a charm. You will be surprised of the results once you have followed the guide. Even if you are just a newbie visiting these bass fishing homepages will attract you and convince you that bass fishing is indeed very enjoyable.
And so much for that whimsy notion that it is boring and complicated well in fact it is not. Besides, after you have learned it you will be surprised to see that you will not go home on an empty can. And some even give a guarantee. If you are not completely satisfied with the ebook, they will gladly refund 100% of your purchase price. If these bass fishing book does not aid you in catching more and larger bass on your next fishing getaway, just simply let them know with the purchase date and they will gladly refund the money you paid.
No questions asked. However, other ebooks may tell you promises but never comes out to be. So it is good that you choose and purchase the right and best product. Moreover, these homepages give you other special offers like another ebook after you have purchased one. You will get that for free. Like for example when you buy a certain ebook, you will get a special offer by having another ebook for free or at a discounted price.
Amazing, isn’t it? They will give you the keys to successful fishing in no time. Some bass fishing homepages give and store lake information, store catch information which includes fish species, lake conditions, fishing lures, weather conditions, fishing rig information, fishing baits, retrieves, as well as topo map location. Furthermore some homepages may also have detailed and high level reporting, store and retrieve fishing guide information, extensive online help system, store and retrieve lodging information and many others.
Taking a trip to great lakes for a bass fishing experience is so enjoyable. These homepages are dedicated to giving you the very finest fishing experience there is. All you have to do is browse their bass fishing homepage and voila! Or you can choose to go right away to their booking page to reserve your seat on a bass fishing of a lifetime.
In addition, some offer reservation request for those interested in reserving your booking. Since many of their destinations have very limited spaces that are available for each season or each particular time. However, a reservation request may not guarantee or assure that you will get the exact date you want. It is good that you ask and know of their availability. So how can you get the most from these bass fishing websites?
Some sites may be very hard to browse or check out. But some have tried all means to make sure that their site is easy to navigate and easy to use. There are different kinds of bass fishing homepages. There are those concentrated mainly on lures or baits while some are dedicated to forums and reservations. But generally, these sites are not only packed with information and tips but also a home to the nicest people who will take the time to answering your queries and questions you might have been wanting to ask.
Some web sites have the most impressive collections of bass fishing information there is on the web. Other may have lots of links and lake information. Moreover, some may have live chat and lake reports as well. Surprisingly, some sites even havemaps, tide charts bass fishing products, ebooks, excellent articles as well as complete resources on catching bass. So for all those interested in bass fishing, just feel free to visit these sites and have fun!
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Fishing Beyond Your Imagination
Only few people enjoy outdoor activities. Some says that outdoor activities can result to lots of skin damages. They say that it is just a waste of time and money. Few say that it is just a matter of nothingness. But despite of these say- about of people who has no interests in outdoor activities, there are still people that engage their selves in these very enjoying and very relaxing activities that are done outdoors.
One of these outdoor activities is fishing. Fishing entails catching fishes through nets, bows, reels and etc. Fishing can be considered as one the oldest activity or let us say profession in this word. Fishing is done ever since the world began. Our ancestors used to lived in the past mainly relying in fishing and catching other marine aquatic products.
Aside from the fact that in fishing you gain food and some source of energy, it is also very enjoyable and relaxing. Fishing may also serve as a factor for diverting our attention every time we are depressed or stressed. This gives us peace of mind and freedom. Fishing may also provide us living. It also serve as a bonding activity for your family, friends or whatever kind of relationships you are into. So fishing gives us lots of advantages and help.
Fishing is available in every part of this world. It is a fact that the earth is composed of seventy five per cent of water. It is a fact that no man in this world can deny. Fishing can be done either in salt water, fresh water or in whatever aquatic form.
According to statistic, forty per cent of human population is relying in fishing, not including those people that make fishing as a form of hobby. We account in fishing the sixty per cent source of our protein in take. Fishing is not just for living or for human satisfaction but fishing is for a matter of survival for human beings.
Many places are known for fishing merely because of the reason that almost all of the locale in this round world are surrounded and located along water sources; this maybe along the sea, rivers, lakes and bays, without including the springs in the mountainsides.
One of the places that are much known for fishing is Texas, a state of America that offers opportunities for fishing enthusiasts and people that make fishing a source of living. Texas is a place of water sources; sea, lakes, rivers and bays.
In Texas, there are a lot of bass fishing organizations and clubs that offer extreme features for fishing enthusiasts. They offer sites and location for fishing, equipments and materials, gadgets, and other fishing related resources.
Texas bass fishing is not just words that entails fishing but also offers extreme activities for fishing hobbyist and enthusiasts. It offers actions that will promote fishing. Provide tournaments that give excitements and thrills for people indulged in fishing. They organize trainings and seminars for new and old fishing fans. They enhance techniques and knowledge in fishing. They also provide newly discovered locations and sites for usual and extreme fishing that no other place can give and offer.
Texas bass fishing organizations also offers web sites that you can visit. This web sites give information and updates. It also provides news and archives for bass fishing. In these web sites you can see the latest gears, materials and equipments regarding fishing. You can also shop through these web sites and find newly offered and state of the art things for fishing.
You can also submit your articles about your lake, bass fishing tournaments, conservation issues or anything else, related to bass fishing, that's on your mind. Registering on these web sites every time you want is also possible.
Visiting your account link to register, create your own personalized navigation menu of favorite areas of the sites are very much possible as you like it. Make announcements to all users online, exchange private messages with other bass fishing members and customize the look of the site to suit your own personal taste may also be done as long as it is possible for you.
Fishing nowadays is as easy as single flick of your fingers. Fishing is just in front of you offering activities that you can never resist. Texas bass fishing is not just for you alone, but also for your loved ones and anybody in this world. Texas bass fishing is for everybody who looks for enjoyment, relaxation and excitement. Texas bass fishing, words that supplies and realizes your dreams.
One of these outdoor activities is fishing. Fishing entails catching fishes through nets, bows, reels and etc. Fishing can be considered as one the oldest activity or let us say profession in this word. Fishing is done ever since the world began. Our ancestors used to lived in the past mainly relying in fishing and catching other marine aquatic products.
Aside from the fact that in fishing you gain food and some source of energy, it is also very enjoyable and relaxing. Fishing may also serve as a factor for diverting our attention every time we are depressed or stressed. This gives us peace of mind and freedom. Fishing may also provide us living. It also serve as a bonding activity for your family, friends or whatever kind of relationships you are into. So fishing gives us lots of advantages and help.
Fishing is available in every part of this world. It is a fact that the earth is composed of seventy five per cent of water. It is a fact that no man in this world can deny. Fishing can be done either in salt water, fresh water or in whatever aquatic form.
According to statistic, forty per cent of human population is relying in fishing, not including those people that make fishing as a form of hobby. We account in fishing the sixty per cent source of our protein in take. Fishing is not just for living or for human satisfaction but fishing is for a matter of survival for human beings.
Many places are known for fishing merely because of the reason that almost all of the locale in this round world are surrounded and located along water sources; this maybe along the sea, rivers, lakes and bays, without including the springs in the mountainsides.
One of the places that are much known for fishing is Texas, a state of America that offers opportunities for fishing enthusiasts and people that make fishing a source of living. Texas is a place of water sources; sea, lakes, rivers and bays.
In Texas, there are a lot of bass fishing organizations and clubs that offer extreme features for fishing enthusiasts. They offer sites and location for fishing, equipments and materials, gadgets, and other fishing related resources.
Texas bass fishing is not just words that entails fishing but also offers extreme activities for fishing hobbyist and enthusiasts. It offers actions that will promote fishing. Provide tournaments that give excitements and thrills for people indulged in fishing. They organize trainings and seminars for new and old fishing fans. They enhance techniques and knowledge in fishing. They also provide newly discovered locations and sites for usual and extreme fishing that no other place can give and offer.
Texas bass fishing organizations also offers web sites that you can visit. This web sites give information and updates. It also provides news and archives for bass fishing. In these web sites you can see the latest gears, materials and equipments regarding fishing. You can also shop through these web sites and find newly offered and state of the art things for fishing.
You can also submit your articles about your lake, bass fishing tournaments, conservation issues or anything else, related to bass fishing, that's on your mind. Registering on these web sites every time you want is also possible.
Visiting your account link to register, create your own personalized navigation menu of favorite areas of the sites are very much possible as you like it. Make announcements to all users online, exchange private messages with other bass fishing members and customize the look of the site to suit your own personal taste may also be done as long as it is possible for you.
Fishing nowadays is as easy as single flick of your fingers. Fishing is just in front of you offering activities that you can never resist. Texas bass fishing is not just for you alone, but also for your loved ones and anybody in this world. Texas bass fishing is for everybody who looks for enjoyment, relaxation and excitement. Texas bass fishing, words that supplies and realizes your dreams.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Basic Knowledge about Striped Bass Fishing:
For the first time that you would hear about striped bass fishing, you would probably think of the factor that drives people to engage in such activities. You would say that only those people who have an idea on what it is would be amused of this kind of fishing. But who says no to fishing? If ever you would then surely your missing one great experience in life!
People have been striped bass fishing for many years. People bass fish for many reasons. Some of them enjoy fishing regardless of what they catch. While others fish because they want to catch a lot of stripers and some would fish for food. Of course every person who is into fishing has the same problem - finding fish and catching them.
In 1879, Stripers were first introduced to California from the East Coast. The stripped bass are also called rockfish because they usually dwell under the rocks. They look very much similar to a white fish. These species moves around in groups.
So when you are fishing, and if you catch a striped bass then there is a good chance that you will be able catch more. This kind of fishes likes to eat smaller fish, and other coruscations. Stripped bass fish are the favorite meal of blue fined tuna and sharks.
Striped bass are migratory. Most adults after spawning in rivers move into the salt water for summer and fall. Many of them feed from one bay to the other. In late fall & winter some fish moves upstream to the fresh water.
These bass fishes are often caught using small artificial lures. There are numerous techniques available to pursue the sport of bass fishing.
For beginners, it is advisable to gather more basic tools to get started. Also it is suggested to start with artificial bait until the angler has a better understanding of the unique characteristics of the bass fish. Both amateur and seasoned anglers use Spinner bait. The biggest stripped bass caught is 53 pounds.
Of course to catch stripped bass you must know how to locate them, but this is great challenge to most anglers because there are so many factors that need to be determined to be able to locate one.
Basically the first thing that you should learn in bass fishing is to know how to read Maps. This way, it would be easier for you to take on the appropriate location that is good for bass fishing.
You need to remember that bass fish like Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass and stripped bass do not have the same characteristics.
This is another factor in catching bass fishes. These creatures have their own distinctive traits, so you must learn their nature so that you would be able to know where to locate them.
The weather condition must also be considered, when it comes to striped bass fishing. It is very important to know that the most practical places to look for active bass is just after cold fronts and during early spring and late fall periods. The depth or the hollowness of the water also serves as a factor to know a good location.
Once you are aware of their habitat and have mastered the techniques in catching then you are ready to go on your first stripped bass fishing.
If you want to find and catch Stripped bass there are a lot of guides that can help you. Legends and masters do exist in bass fishing. They are the ones who are ordinary men that transcends from their natural being when they are on the water with a bass casting rod in hand.
It is an extraordinary experience catching these bass fishes and watching them move and jump out of the water. Even just at staring at them it is really a wonderful feeling. They are really such beautiful creatures!
People have been striped bass fishing for many years. People bass fish for many reasons. Some of them enjoy fishing regardless of what they catch. While others fish because they want to catch a lot of stripers and some would fish for food. Of course every person who is into fishing has the same problem - finding fish and catching them.
In 1879, Stripers were first introduced to California from the East Coast. The stripped bass are also called rockfish because they usually dwell under the rocks. They look very much similar to a white fish. These species moves around in groups.
So when you are fishing, and if you catch a striped bass then there is a good chance that you will be able catch more. This kind of fishes likes to eat smaller fish, and other coruscations. Stripped bass fish are the favorite meal of blue fined tuna and sharks.
Striped bass are migratory. Most adults after spawning in rivers move into the salt water for summer and fall. Many of them feed from one bay to the other. In late fall & winter some fish moves upstream to the fresh water.
These bass fishes are often caught using small artificial lures. There are numerous techniques available to pursue the sport of bass fishing.
For beginners, it is advisable to gather more basic tools to get started. Also it is suggested to start with artificial bait until the angler has a better understanding of the unique characteristics of the bass fish. Both amateur and seasoned anglers use Spinner bait. The biggest stripped bass caught is 53 pounds.
Of course to catch stripped bass you must know how to locate them, but this is great challenge to most anglers because there are so many factors that need to be determined to be able to locate one.
Basically the first thing that you should learn in bass fishing is to know how to read Maps. This way, it would be easier for you to take on the appropriate location that is good for bass fishing.
You need to remember that bass fish like Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass and stripped bass do not have the same characteristics.
This is another factor in catching bass fishes. These creatures have their own distinctive traits, so you must learn their nature so that you would be able to know where to locate them.
The weather condition must also be considered, when it comes to striped bass fishing. It is very important to know that the most practical places to look for active bass is just after cold fronts and during early spring and late fall periods. The depth or the hollowness of the water also serves as a factor to know a good location.
Once you are aware of their habitat and have mastered the techniques in catching then you are ready to go on your first stripped bass fishing.
If you want to find and catch Stripped bass there are a lot of guides that can help you. Legends and masters do exist in bass fishing. They are the ones who are ordinary men that transcends from their natural being when they are on the water with a bass casting rod in hand.
It is an extraordinary experience catching these bass fishes and watching them move and jump out of the water. Even just at staring at them it is really a wonderful feeling. They are really such beautiful creatures!
Friday, September 4, 2009
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Frustrating yet challenging Smallmouth bass fishing in Canada
Canada provides some of the world's best fishing. Summer season opens in March and ends late in July. Many anglers head for the variety of fish found within Canada's border.
The lakes, ponds, streams, and rivers provide perfect habitats for an ample amount fish, and this multiplicity provides a variety of challenges for any type of fisherman. The geographical diversity found in Canada also offers opportunities for saltwater fishing, ice fishing, and fly-fishing.
Smallmouth bass is one of the popular species found from Ontario, Canada’s Great Lakes shoals to scenic, glacial lakes of the Canadian Shield and in thousands of rivers, creeks, and lakes in between.
Smallmouth bass are often-discussed. Nearly every fishing magazine contains a story or two where the writer extolled this fish as a hard-hitting, scrappy-fighting, aerial acrobat of the sunfish family. Those who have experienced smallmouth angling know that this praise is justified.
Little wonder should exist that there has been in recent years renewed interest in fishing for this species. Smallmouth, although plentiful only in places with select habitat, are distributed throughout the state. Many anglers need to travel only a short distance for a chance to fish for this fierce fighter of the black bass family.
Smallmouth bass are most often bronze to brownish green in color, with dark vertical bars on the sides. In contrast to the Largemouth bass, the upper jaw does not extend beyond rear margin of eye. Its Eye is reddish in color and shallow notch in dorsal fin. Soft dorsal fin has 13 to 15 rays. These species prefer to stay in rocky habitats in streams and lakes with clear waters.
In streams, these creatures fed on minnows and crayfish while in lakes, they consumed shad and crayfish.
Smallmouth bass also inhabit a wide range of water - there are "deep" and "shallow" bass and they are a schooling fish - meaning if you catch one there's a good chance there are several others in the area. Bass generally stick close to the bottom or near structure like humps and saddles. As ambush predators, bass need cover to feed successfully so casting accuracy and presentation are key elements to consider when fishing for them.
Over the years, many anglers and clients express their frustration at trying to catch smallmouth bass. Legends and masters do exist in bass fishing. Ones who are everyday men in every way but when they are on the water with a bass casting rod in hand they transform and transcend their ordinary existence.
And according to these experts, in order to catch smallmouth bass in streams, cast upstream and let the bait drift into pools and behind objects that break the current, such as boulders and snags when fishing with hellgrammites crayfish or some other live bait weighted with split shot. Anglers fishing from a boat also may anchor upstream from boulders and other smallmouth hangouts. Cast downstream and let the current hold the bait where it is likely to attract a smallmouth from this position.
In making live bait from boats, drop anchor over a smallmouth structure and lower crayfish and/or minnows straight down to the bass. The more legal lines you have in the water the better. Although smallmouths lie directly beneath the boat, it may take several minutes before they respond. When one bass does take bait, the ensuing battle rouses bass nearby into action. Get fresh bait back into the water as soon as possible after landing a bass to keep the feeding frenzy going.
The effective lures for smallmouth are those that resemble minnows, plastic worms and streamer flies while live baits include minnows, hellgrammites and crayfish. Drop anchor over a smallmouth structure and lower crayfish straight down to the bass.
As you clock more and more bass-fishing hours you will acquire a knack for choosing the right lure and technique for the right situation. The best advice is to examine the fishing conditions, ask for guidance from anglers familiar with the waters you are fishing, and, finally, to try many different lures and bass-fishing techniques until you discover what works most effectively.
Locating and catching smallmouth is a real challenge. That is why it is really so much fun. Of course the real reason why we all enjoy fishing is the fun and camaraderie we experience with our friends and family. Some of the best fishing stories have nothing to do with how many fish were caught or what bait or technique was used.
The lakes, ponds, streams, and rivers provide perfect habitats for an ample amount fish, and this multiplicity provides a variety of challenges for any type of fisherman. The geographical diversity found in Canada also offers opportunities for saltwater fishing, ice fishing, and fly-fishing.
Smallmouth bass is one of the popular species found from Ontario, Canada’s Great Lakes shoals to scenic, glacial lakes of the Canadian Shield and in thousands of rivers, creeks, and lakes in between.
Smallmouth bass are often-discussed. Nearly every fishing magazine contains a story or two where the writer extolled this fish as a hard-hitting, scrappy-fighting, aerial acrobat of the sunfish family. Those who have experienced smallmouth angling know that this praise is justified.
Little wonder should exist that there has been in recent years renewed interest in fishing for this species. Smallmouth, although plentiful only in places with select habitat, are distributed throughout the state. Many anglers need to travel only a short distance for a chance to fish for this fierce fighter of the black bass family.
Smallmouth bass are most often bronze to brownish green in color, with dark vertical bars on the sides. In contrast to the Largemouth bass, the upper jaw does not extend beyond rear margin of eye. Its Eye is reddish in color and shallow notch in dorsal fin. Soft dorsal fin has 13 to 15 rays. These species prefer to stay in rocky habitats in streams and lakes with clear waters.
In streams, these creatures fed on minnows and crayfish while in lakes, they consumed shad and crayfish.
Smallmouth bass also inhabit a wide range of water - there are "deep" and "shallow" bass and they are a schooling fish - meaning if you catch one there's a good chance there are several others in the area. Bass generally stick close to the bottom or near structure like humps and saddles. As ambush predators, bass need cover to feed successfully so casting accuracy and presentation are key elements to consider when fishing for them.
Over the years, many anglers and clients express their frustration at trying to catch smallmouth bass. Legends and masters do exist in bass fishing. Ones who are everyday men in every way but when they are on the water with a bass casting rod in hand they transform and transcend their ordinary existence.
And according to these experts, in order to catch smallmouth bass in streams, cast upstream and let the bait drift into pools and behind objects that break the current, such as boulders and snags when fishing with hellgrammites crayfish or some other live bait weighted with split shot. Anglers fishing from a boat also may anchor upstream from boulders and other smallmouth hangouts. Cast downstream and let the current hold the bait where it is likely to attract a smallmouth from this position.
In making live bait from boats, drop anchor over a smallmouth structure and lower crayfish and/or minnows straight down to the bass. The more legal lines you have in the water the better. Although smallmouths lie directly beneath the boat, it may take several minutes before they respond. When one bass does take bait, the ensuing battle rouses bass nearby into action. Get fresh bait back into the water as soon as possible after landing a bass to keep the feeding frenzy going.
The effective lures for smallmouth are those that resemble minnows, plastic worms and streamer flies while live baits include minnows, hellgrammites and crayfish. Drop anchor over a smallmouth structure and lower crayfish straight down to the bass.
As you clock more and more bass-fishing hours you will acquire a knack for choosing the right lure and technique for the right situation. The best advice is to examine the fishing conditions, ask for guidance from anglers familiar with the waters you are fishing, and, finally, to try many different lures and bass-fishing techniques until you discover what works most effectively.
Locating and catching smallmouth is a real challenge. That is why it is really so much fun. Of course the real reason why we all enjoy fishing is the fun and camaraderie we experience with our friends and family. Some of the best fishing stories have nothing to do with how many fish were caught or what bait or technique was used.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Some Great Facts about Smallmouth Bass Fishing in Canada
Smallmouth bass is regarded to be ranked among the hardest fighting freshwater fish. It is also often referred to as the brown bass, brownies, bronzebacks, smalls and smallies. Many anglers and fishermen love the challenge of catching these aggressive fishes and the great feeling after a well-fought battle.
Smallmouth bass fishes are well thought-out by most people to be the sportiest freshwater fish. They are known for their fighting stamina and beyond belief leaping ability. Like largemouths, they will take almost any kind of lure or bait, but they commonly prefer smaller sizes. Favorites include jigs, crankbaits, spinners, streamer flies, shiner minnow, crayfish, hellgrammites, leeches, and nightcrawlers.
The jaw of a brown bass, which extends directly below the eye, is smaller compared to that of a largemouth bass. Its cheeks have from twelve to seventeen rows of scales and the dorsal fins are joined with ten spines and thirteen to fourteen soft rays.
It is golden bronze or brown in color, with a lighter, more creamy underbelly that the largemouth which has a greenish one. It has vertical dark bands or marks on the sides and its eyes have a dash of red.
Most brownies weigh between 1 and 1.5 and they can run as high as 4 or 5 pounds.
They have a preference of cool water, but will have a tendency to follow food sources. It is sensitive to environmental factors and can be greatly affected by polluted waters. Clean rivers and lakes are necessary for them to survive. They will move about from one habitat to another as temperature changes throughout the year.
Smallies prefer rock strewn, gravelly hard bottoms. It is not common for them to stay in areas with soft sandy or muddy bottoms. Bronzebacks, which are found in rivers, usually hangout in shallow rocky pools and ledges during the cooler spring weather. It is also likely for them to settle on grass beds and weedy patches growing on small islands and along the banks, especially as the growth attracts forage. When the water heats up, they will tend to transfer to the deeper pools kin the rivers main channels, or to the faster moving parts of the riffles that offer cooler water.
In lakes, they in general move to deeper water as the water warms up. They cling to around structure and shade. Smallies can be found in deeper grass and weed beds where forage and cover is available.
They prefer to spawn in water temperatures within 62 to 65 degrees. They can usually be found spawning sometime between April and June. They will spawn in depths of 2 to 10 feet. The male cleans debris from a small circular area to create the nest and guards it for about a month after spawning to allow the fry to grow to swim freely.
The rocky lakes of Canadian Shield produce a perfect environment for not only the large trophy of these species but for a great number of other fishes. On Lake Panache, it is not uncommon to catch your limit right off the dock of smallmouth. If you are looking for big smallmouth bass then you’ll probably want to visit this lake. Smallmouths are one of the hardest fighting fish in Canada but it’s definitely easy to look for it in Lake Panache, its maybe because of the cool spring fed water that makes them extra scrappy and they also taste fantastic.
Northern Ontario is also well-known for big trophy brown bass especially in Five Mile Lake. They are found off rocky points, shoals, reeds and islands.
Even though this kind of fish is not a dominant specie in the lake, it still has a healthy population and can still provide a full day of fishing if you go after them. They are usually around 2 pounds but a fair number of 3 and 4 pounders are also caught. Another lake which is in close proximity with the Five Mile Lake also offers a good site for bass fishing, smallmouth bass in particular.
One more lake in Ontario provides an excellent fishing, particularly for smallmouth bass fishes. Norse Lake remains calm even in windier days. The smallmouth bass population in this lake reaches into the 5 pound class.
Truly, the Canadian coasts have a lot to offer especially when we speak of Smallmouth Bass. Visit the net for more information, tips and guides and see for yourself!
Smallmouth bass fishes are well thought-out by most people to be the sportiest freshwater fish. They are known for their fighting stamina and beyond belief leaping ability. Like largemouths, they will take almost any kind of lure or bait, but they commonly prefer smaller sizes. Favorites include jigs, crankbaits, spinners, streamer flies, shiner minnow, crayfish, hellgrammites, leeches, and nightcrawlers.
The jaw of a brown bass, which extends directly below the eye, is smaller compared to that of a largemouth bass. Its cheeks have from twelve to seventeen rows of scales and the dorsal fins are joined with ten spines and thirteen to fourteen soft rays.
It is golden bronze or brown in color, with a lighter, more creamy underbelly that the largemouth which has a greenish one. It has vertical dark bands or marks on the sides and its eyes have a dash of red.
Most brownies weigh between 1 and 1.5 and they can run as high as 4 or 5 pounds.
They have a preference of cool water, but will have a tendency to follow food sources. It is sensitive to environmental factors and can be greatly affected by polluted waters. Clean rivers and lakes are necessary for them to survive. They will move about from one habitat to another as temperature changes throughout the year.
Smallies prefer rock strewn, gravelly hard bottoms. It is not common for them to stay in areas with soft sandy or muddy bottoms. Bronzebacks, which are found in rivers, usually hangout in shallow rocky pools and ledges during the cooler spring weather. It is also likely for them to settle on grass beds and weedy patches growing on small islands and along the banks, especially as the growth attracts forage. When the water heats up, they will tend to transfer to the deeper pools kin the rivers main channels, or to the faster moving parts of the riffles that offer cooler water.
In lakes, they in general move to deeper water as the water warms up. They cling to around structure and shade. Smallies can be found in deeper grass and weed beds where forage and cover is available.
They prefer to spawn in water temperatures within 62 to 65 degrees. They can usually be found spawning sometime between April and June. They will spawn in depths of 2 to 10 feet. The male cleans debris from a small circular area to create the nest and guards it for about a month after spawning to allow the fry to grow to swim freely.
The rocky lakes of Canadian Shield produce a perfect environment for not only the large trophy of these species but for a great number of other fishes. On Lake Panache, it is not uncommon to catch your limit right off the dock of smallmouth. If you are looking for big smallmouth bass then you’ll probably want to visit this lake. Smallmouths are one of the hardest fighting fish in Canada but it’s definitely easy to look for it in Lake Panache, its maybe because of the cool spring fed water that makes them extra scrappy and they also taste fantastic.
Northern Ontario is also well-known for big trophy brown bass especially in Five Mile Lake. They are found off rocky points, shoals, reeds and islands.
Even though this kind of fish is not a dominant specie in the lake, it still has a healthy population and can still provide a full day of fishing if you go after them. They are usually around 2 pounds but a fair number of 3 and 4 pounders are also caught. Another lake which is in close proximity with the Five Mile Lake also offers a good site for bass fishing, smallmouth bass in particular.
One more lake in Ontario provides an excellent fishing, particularly for smallmouth bass fishes. Norse Lake remains calm even in windier days. The smallmouth bass population in this lake reaches into the 5 pound class.
Truly, the Canadian coasts have a lot to offer especially when we speak of Smallmouth Bass. Visit the net for more information, tips and guides and see for yourself!
The Basics of Shark Fishing
"The Basics of Shark Fishing
By Captain Ray Kelly
Shark season has started. It is August -- prime time for shark here on Long Island. Anglers have been chomping at the bit to get out there. Most shark anglers know that blue sharks are the primarily bite in June with Makos also making their appearance. Although not as experienced at catching sharks as other species, it gives me a big thrill to go after them. There is just something about the fish that I find fascinating. I am sure the movie Jaws had something to do with it.
It really is not that difficult to fish for sharks. Of course you need much heavier tackle than you would use for catching bluefish or striped bass"
The Basics of Shark Fishing:
By Captain Ray Kelly
Shark season has started. It is August -- prime time for shark here on Long Island. Anglers have been chomping at the bit to get out there. Most shark anglers know that blue sharks are the primarily bite in June with Makos also making their appearance. Although not as experienced at catching sharks as other species, it gives me a big thrill to go after them. There is just something about the fish that I find fascinating. I am sure the movie Jaws had something to do with it.
It really is not that difficult to fish for sharks. Of course you need much heavier tackle than you would use for catching bluefish or striped bass"
The Basics of Shark Fishing:
Monday, August 31, 2009
Sunday, August 30, 2009
The Thrilling Quest for Smallmouth Bass
Smallmouth fishing is said to be best experienced in Southwest Louisiana. This is a place near bayous, canals, freshwater and salty lakes. The waters here draw numbers of smallmouth and largemouth bass ranging up to eight-pounds.
Smallmouth bass fishing is enjoyed by fishermen all over America. Searching and then finally catching the big smallmouth bass is a real achievement for the true blue American sport fisherman. It is considered to be the America’s number one fresh water sport. Believe it or not, this sport has grown 70% higher than any other fresh water sport in America.
The smallmouth bass is believed to be, pound for pound, one of the hardest fighting freshwater fish. The bass runs acrobatic leaps and does "tail walking" making it one of the most exciting fishes to pursue.
Before you go in search for thet elusive smallmouth bass, you must first know its characteristics or how it looks like. Smallmouth bass are habitually bronze to brownish green in color. It has dark vertical bars on the sides. Unlike the largemouth, the upper jaw of a small mouth does not merely extend beyond rear margin of the eye. The eye of a smallmouth is reddish. It has 13 to 15 rays of soft dorsal fins. Its length would go from 12 to 22 inches. And it normally weighs 8 ounces to 7 pounds.
Here are some guides and tips that can help you bag a smallmouth bass:
• If you fish for smallmouth in the northeast, particularly in Maryland, you will find that small mouth bass do not stick too tight to cover their presence. This is more obvious in some of our the slack water reservoirs. This fish relates much more to a sudden or rapid depth change when they do go for cover.
• Small mouth bass can be caught on a rock ledge that drops off quickly from about six to twelve feet.
• When trapping a smallmouth bass that is about four or five pounds, try to swim along with them maki9ng your presence inconspicuous.
• An effective trap for smallmouth bass are plastic worms or flies.
• They are less aware when they are feeding or think they will be feeding.
• This type of sport fish will be usually found on rocky structures with and without light weed lines.
• The smallmouth has and exceptional sense of sight, smell, and hearing.
• The smallmouth. like most fish, is light-shy.
• Smallmouth bass are schooling fish by nature, so you are likely to catch several bass in the same locations.
• Once you catch one smallmouth, chances are you will have a chance to catch more about the same size in the immediate area.
One of the most effective and most popular methods of tricking or catching a small mouth is to work over the top of these weed beds. Some fishermen prefer jigs, while others choose live bait.
Here’s a list that shows the best top water flies in order to trick small mouth bass:
1. Stonefly Bugger - size 6
2. Franke Hellgrammite - size 4
3. Clouser Minnow - size 6
4. Sneaky Pete - size 4
5. Crayfish - size 8
6. Popper - size 6
7. Zonkers - size 4
8. Bead Head Wooly Bugger- size 6
When is the right time to fish a small mouth?
Smallmouth bass are active in cold waters so, you might catch up with this fish in the early spring. Start searching for them when the water temperature is in the mid-40s. The smallmouth might just be about 20-30 feet deep in the waters, or might be waiting for the temperature to rise a little before emerging higher.
When the temperature begins to reach mid-50s, the smallmouth will start to move on to cooler or deeper holes, change your technique. Or else do not even bother yourself in attempting to search them out. All you will need is something to aid you in searching the bottom. It could be a bait or lure that will catch the attention of small mouth bass. A plastic worm will be a good strategy with this because even the most slow-moving bass will respond when you drag one slowly in its nose. Then when that happens start the battle in search for these small mouths.
But do not forget, you are in search for a completely different fish. They are not just an ordinary fish…. They are SMALLMOUTH BASS!!
Smallmouth bass fishing is enjoyed by fishermen all over America. Searching and then finally catching the big smallmouth bass is a real achievement for the true blue American sport fisherman. It is considered to be the America’s number one fresh water sport. Believe it or not, this sport has grown 70% higher than any other fresh water sport in America.
The smallmouth bass is believed to be, pound for pound, one of the hardest fighting freshwater fish. The bass runs acrobatic leaps and does "tail walking" making it one of the most exciting fishes to pursue.
Before you go in search for thet elusive smallmouth bass, you must first know its characteristics or how it looks like. Smallmouth bass are habitually bronze to brownish green in color. It has dark vertical bars on the sides. Unlike the largemouth, the upper jaw of a small mouth does not merely extend beyond rear margin of the eye. The eye of a smallmouth is reddish. It has 13 to 15 rays of soft dorsal fins. Its length would go from 12 to 22 inches. And it normally weighs 8 ounces to 7 pounds.
Here are some guides and tips that can help you bag a smallmouth bass:
• If you fish for smallmouth in the northeast, particularly in Maryland, you will find that small mouth bass do not stick too tight to cover their presence. This is more obvious in some of our the slack water reservoirs. This fish relates much more to a sudden or rapid depth change when they do go for cover.
• Small mouth bass can be caught on a rock ledge that drops off quickly from about six to twelve feet.
• When trapping a smallmouth bass that is about four or five pounds, try to swim along with them maki9ng your presence inconspicuous.
• An effective trap for smallmouth bass are plastic worms or flies.
• They are less aware when they are feeding or think they will be feeding.
• This type of sport fish will be usually found on rocky structures with and without light weed lines.
• The smallmouth has and exceptional sense of sight, smell, and hearing.
• The smallmouth. like most fish, is light-shy.
• Smallmouth bass are schooling fish by nature, so you are likely to catch several bass in the same locations.
• Once you catch one smallmouth, chances are you will have a chance to catch more about the same size in the immediate area.
One of the most effective and most popular methods of tricking or catching a small mouth is to work over the top of these weed beds. Some fishermen prefer jigs, while others choose live bait.
Here’s a list that shows the best top water flies in order to trick small mouth bass:
1. Stonefly Bugger - size 6
2. Franke Hellgrammite - size 4
3. Clouser Minnow - size 6
4. Sneaky Pete - size 4
5. Crayfish - size 8
6. Popper - size 6
7. Zonkers - size 4
8. Bead Head Wooly Bugger- size 6
When is the right time to fish a small mouth?
Smallmouth bass are active in cold waters so, you might catch up with this fish in the early spring. Start searching for them when the water temperature is in the mid-40s. The smallmouth might just be about 20-30 feet deep in the waters, or might be waiting for the temperature to rise a little before emerging higher.
When the temperature begins to reach mid-50s, the smallmouth will start to move on to cooler or deeper holes, change your technique. Or else do not even bother yourself in attempting to search them out. All you will need is something to aid you in searching the bottom. It could be a bait or lure that will catch the attention of small mouth bass. A plastic worm will be a good strategy with this because even the most slow-moving bass will respond when you drag one slowly in its nose. Then when that happens start the battle in search for these small mouths.
But do not forget, you are in search for a completely different fish. They are not just an ordinary fish…. They are SMALLMOUTH BASS!!
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