Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Use Jigs to Catch More Bass - Kayak Fishing Blog

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Use Jigs to Catch More Bass - Kayak Fishing Blog: "Jig fishing is the go-to presentation for many bass anglers. Jigs are effective and easy to fish. Where I grew up in Louisiana, bumping a jig into a cypress tree trunk and letting it slide to the bottom is a staple of almost every angler. Jigs are versatile baits and can be fished in most situations and in most types of water."



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Tuesday, December 6, 2016

8 Tricks to Get More Distance with Baitcasting Fishing Reels - Wired2fish - Scout



8 Tricks to Get More Distance with Baitcasting Fishing Reels - Wired2fish - Scout: "Fishing with baitcasters definitely has advantages. More line capacity. Using heavier, thicker lines. Casting distance, as well, should be one of them. Many anglers, however, are not optimizing their reels and their technique to get the most casting distance when bass fishing with casting reels. More distance often equates to more time presenting a lure to fish. "



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Saturday, December 3, 2016

Midwest Finesse Jig – MidWest Outdoors

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Midwest Finesse Jig – MidWest Outdoors: "The basics for the classic Midwest Finesse Rig is the Do-it Midwest Finesse Jig Head matched with a half of a stick- type worm like a Senko. Half of a 5-inch worm gets you a 2 1/2-inch lure. At times, the fish want it even smaller and you may need to cut it down to 2 inches or less. It doesn’t look like much, but in the fish’s world it looks like everything—grubs, emerging bugs, small crawfish, minnows, gobies and who knows what other creepy crawly things on the bottom of a lake. All I know is that its small profile represents something that is non-intimidating, and an easy target for any gamefish."



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Tactics for Early-ice ‘Gills and Crappies – MidWest Outdoors

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Tactics for Early-ice ‘Gills and Crappies – MidWest Outdoors: " Sight fishing
Sight ice fishing has been in the hardcore ice circles for many years, and is starting to be talked about by all. To best practice ice sight fishing you’ll need to be in a shelter, so getting out of the light is key. Also, fishing in a clear-water environment is a must. In fact, Clam is now making a shelter just for sight fishing that’s made out of light-out black material, allowing very little light into the shelter that makes it easier to see down into the water"



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Top 3 ice destinations – MidWest Outdoors

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Top 3 ice destinations – MidWest Outdoors: "Jim Kalkofen reveals three of the best ice-fishing destinations in the Midwest."



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Sunday, November 27, 2016

Understanding Lake Maps | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

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Understanding Lake Maps | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Understanding lake maps, the terminology used, seasonal patterns of bass and how that relates to areas on the map, and good places to start fishing on a new lake is very important to any fishing trip. It's also important for safety reasons."



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