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Approaching New Water Reading Water
“Boat Positioning and other Keys to Success...” Dangerous Boating
Where ya' Puttin' In ?  
  • Approaching New Water
    • For those of you who regularly travel to new water, or fish tournaments that frequently bring you to unfamiliar impoundments, you are probably familiar with the overwhelming feeling of; "what do I do now?" Well, to offer some consolation, there are several steps you can take to combat this all to familiar problem, many of which are much easier than one might anticipate...
  • Reading Water
    • How many times do you have to fish in an area or new body of water and wish you could see the bottom? I bet if you could you wouldn't be as afraid of fishing new bodies of water. The ability to read water is not a mystical power or a special talent it is just being observant to the lay of the land. When we are driving to our fishing destination do we pay attention to the surrounding land hills, bluffs, mountains, or swamps, we should...
  • Boat Positioning and other Keys to Success...
    • Put a bunch of Bassfisherman together and you are likely to hear about good day’s bad days, what is the hot bait, rod, reel, line or favorite way to fish but you will never hear about the way they run their boat. Boat positioning falls into the often completely missed category or is taken for granted until a very windy day. The only press boat positioning gets is whether or not a guy was front seating or...
  • Dangerous Boating
    • Recently, a good friend of mine, Murray Fasken, and I went out to Richland-Chambers for an evening of fishing. We arrived at Clearview Marina around 6:30 pm., bought some ice and launched the boat. It had been a couple of weeks since I had been fishing, and I was looking forward to some quality time on the water.As we idled out of the marina’s no wake zone ...
  • Where ya' Puttin' In ?
    • Last evening, my oldest daughter, Megan, and I went to a friend's boathouse on Richland-Chambers reservoir to try and catch a few crappie. We didn't catch a bunch of fish, but we got a few. More importantly, we got to spend some quality time together. After the fish quit biting, we headed over to Oak Cove Marina for a bite to eat. We ordered our usual favorites, a club sandwich with fries for Megan, and tater tots for me. As usual...
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