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Brandon Palaniuk’s June Lure Selection Fishing in June can be challenging, but also very rewarding. Elite Series pro Brandon Palaniuk says the bass are doing one of two things: bunching up and relating to bait in deep water, or cruising the shallows in a postspawn funk if they’re still on the banks. In tackling this [...]
Brought to you by Spring bass fishing tips. As late winter turns to early spring bass began to feel the urge to full fill their primary need in nature, reproducing! Keeping in mind that bass must reproduce every year and understanding what they need to have a successful spawn are the best tools [...]
Spring Time Bass Fishing by Ron Howe As Bass Fisherman we tend to dislike winter, it gets cold and Bass can get harder to catch. Getting out and fishing is tough we have families and the holidays are upon us. Most Bass fisherman begin to get excited in January. Not because the weather is nice [...]
Winter Tactics for Spotted Bass By: Jim “Jimbo” Mathley – Jimbo’s Lake Lanier Spotted Bass Guide Service Many anglers make the common mistake of underestimating the viability of winter fishing. While the outside elements are not always favorable, the months of December, January, and February on Lake Lanier can offer anglers some of the [...]
Ron Howe shows off a lake Oroville winter Spotted Bass caught on the Ima Flit 120. As the chill of fall and winter arrive bass begin to slow down and suspend. When this happens its time to get Flit. Ima’s Flit jerkbait is perfect for leiry wintertime bass. This bait has a eratic [...]
Bill Lowen’s Fall Lure Selection This time of year allows Bill Lowen to enjoy the contemplative side of bass fishing – while mercilessly crushing freakish numbers of shad-hungry largemouth. “In the fall, a lot of guys are thinking about hunting more than fishing, so the lake is usually pretty peaceful,” he says. “Plus, the bass [...]
The Sacramento River is an important river of Northern and Central California in the United States. The state’s largest river by discharge, it rises in the Klamath Mountains and flows south for over 400 miles (640 km) before reaching Suisun Bay, an arm of San Francisco Bay, and thence the Pacific Ocean. The Sacramento drains an [...]
The non-slip loop creates a fixed loop so a lure can move freely (as opposed to a clinch knot that the knot is tightly tied to the hook. This knot is a great choice for crankbaits, jigging applications and top water baits that need a lot of side to side action and freedom to move [...]
The Berkley braid knot is a good choice for tying braided lines to hooks, lures and leaders. It was developed in the Berkley lab to retain good knot strength and stops braided lines from slipping out of the knot. 1. Run a double loop of braid through hook eye or lure. 2. Loop around tag [...]
The late summer early fall transition is here and its no time to fish chicken! The water will began to cool, the trout and salmon will start getting planted, the baitfish will begin to surface and all the bass want to do is feed and prepare for winter. We all know that fall is [...]
