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Featured Bass Fishing Articles and Tips:
Know the Flow - Spring Bass Fishing Tactics
Wednesday, 25 April 2012 15:19 | |
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Vertical or Horizontal - Bass Feeding Zones
Friday, 14 October 2011 20:03 | |
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One of the most important factors you can determine is if bass are looking for a “vertical” or “horizontal” presentation? When you can identify this one piece of the puzzle quickly, the rest will fall into place easier.
At the very least if you only get the “vertical/horizontal” preference determined, you’ll be 50% more productive while you are out fishing.
Ice Out Bass Fishing
Friday, 18 February 2011 21:31 | |
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The Right Bass Fishing Rod & Reel
Monday, 19 December 2011 15:54 | |
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 There are several tools for a tournament bass fishing angler to use to help take top honors at the final weigh-in. The "backbone" that's in our fishing arsenal is the rod and reel. There are countless combinations at our disposal. Rod and reel companies are continuously flooding us with new and better products. Gone are the days when one combo would work for everything. While it would be nice to have 20 different combos to choose from, you can actually get by with six basic sets that will let you make the proper presentation you need to make.
Team Daiwa Product Review - 2
Tuesday, 08 March 2011 20:23 | |
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Have you ever picked up a lure and you just knew that it was going to catch bass? Well that’s exactly how I felt when I saw these new jerkbaits from Daiwa. The timing was perfect for testing these new beauties, with waters warming into the mid-upper 50’s. Candlewood Lake has an abundance of Alewife and the new TD Minnow does a great job of imitating these 4” bait fish.
The New Technique Hump
Monday, 17 October 2011 14:30 | |
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Not soon enough, the ice will be melting, the water will start to warm up from a uniform 39 degrees, and it will start to stratify. If you are like me you can't wait to get out and start catching the first bass of the year. I hope this article helps you get started with Spring or post-Winter and pre-spawn bass fishing with success. As always, we will start with location and then move on to equipment and techniques.
Spring is upon us and my fingers are itching to get bass fishing! 
Tips for early spring largemouth bass fishing 1 to 4 weeks after a lake thaws out after the winter freeze. Look for shallow coves or bays that are protected from the wind, with dark bottoms, located in the north, west, or northwest corners of the lake. These Coves and Bays will be the first to warm up, because they receive the most sunlight at this time of year. In these areas insect activity will begin earlier, which will attract baitfish, which in turn, will attract BASS!
Products: TD Minnow, Double Clutch, TD Minnow Type SG, Daiwa Steez Flourocarbon
The New Technique Hump
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When using fish attractant with tubes, insert a piece of cotton, or packing foam through the bottom, and push it to the top of the tube, before rigging Texas style. Once the hook is inserted it will hold the "scent holding" material. Now scent can be applied inside the tube, and it will hold much longer. To help in this process, use something like Kodiak's Crawfish Paste which comes in an injector, but don't over fill the tube, as a little will last a long time. |
