Fishing
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3 California Lakes on Top-10 of Bassmaster’s 100 Best Bass Lakes List
Bassmaster Magazine has released the 2016 rankings for the 100 Best Bass Lakes in America, and Toldeo Bend Reservoir has been named the No. 1 fishery in the country for the second year in a row.
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BBT Tournament of Champions | Start Planning
Host for this event is the Hook Line & Sinker 3100 Main Street, Oakley, CA 94561 925-625-2441.They are under new ownership and have just became a Sponsor of the Best Bass Tournaments so please make your purchases from their location, don't forget to keep your receipt of $20 or more for the BIG raffle at the T.O.C. If you have not seen the make-over at the New Hook Line & Sinker, it is unbelievable! They have all of your hunting and fishing supplies.
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Elite Pros Expect Mixed Bags Of Big Bass At Cayuga Lake
Bassmaster Elite Series pros will compete for the coveted $100,000 first-place prize and valuable Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year points at the Busch Beer Bassmaster Elite at Cayuga Lake out of Union Springs, N.Y., June 23-26.
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Three Ways to Change Your Plastics Presentation with Gary Klein
Through experimentation like this and years of tournament experience, Bassmaster Elite Series pro Gary Klein has found three unique rigs for popular baits you most likely already own.
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Old Town Predator XL Minn Kota
Old Town, MA TV journalist and angler Tom Brokaw once said, "If fishing is a religion, fly fishing is high church." In the liturgical sense, okay, there are a few dogmatists on the stream. But what Brokaw was getting at is how fly fishing can be a form of meditation. We venture far off the well-traveled path, wading through spectacular geology, eyes glassing the next riffle, run or pool. Our brains focus and forget; hours disappear in voluntary amnesia. Later, in darkness, we re-emerge from briar and bramble, shedding waders, our muscles fatigued, spirits refreshed.
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Tackle How-To: Fishing Different Depths
In this Lucky Tackle Box video, Travis demonstrates how to fish different lures through various depths of water using Gary Yamamoto's Shibuki Popper Bait & the Midasu Lipless Crankbait.
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Tackle How-To: Flipping Isolated Cover
In this Lucky Tackle Box video, Travis shows us how to fish through isolated cover to get those big bass biting!
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BBT ML and Central season finishers on the Delta out of Ladds
Mother lode and Central regions of the BBT will be holding its season finishers on the Delta out of Ladds Marina in Stockton Ca. this month on the 25th and 26th. This will be two seperate events with the ML on the Saturday and the CEN on Sunday.
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Comprehensive Delta Update | June 17
Delta Report…Great Weather for #FishOakley as Male and Female teams Anglers from throughout California head to on Father’s Day at Big Break the 3rd Stop of the Dan’s Delta Tournament Series which will include Father’s Day BBQ for participating anglers and their families .
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Two Campaigns to Protect Fishing & Boating Featured on Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World Radio
Boat safety and fishing are top of list this week. Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World Radio host Rob Keck is featuring two renowned fishing conservationists John Arway, the Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and Tim O'Neil, the marketing Director for the Fish and Wildlife Foundation of Florida
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Keweenaw Tackle company follows Mother Nature’s cue; adds the potency of purple
Traverse City, MI – Fish come in all colors, whether predator or prey. But no matter the shade of their skin, there’s a common hue that always shines through; whether they live in freshwater or salt. It’s a pigment radiating off their every inch. Top, side and belly; fins, snout and tail.
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Tackle How-To: Fishing Different Depths #LTB #Yamamoto
In this Lucky Tackle Box video, Travis demonstrates how to fish different lures through various depths of water using Gary Yamamoto's Shibuki Popper Bait & the Midasu Lipless Crankbait.
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Fishing Through Bad Tides
While ultra-high water levels may provide an angler with too many cover options to throw at in the course of a day, tides that go out more than usual should work to concentrate the fish. That would seem to give the angler an advantage, and often does; but on the other hand, sometimes it prevents you from getting to where they live. #FBF
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Father's Day Gifts He is Sure to Love
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Snook Stock on the Rise After 2010 Freeze
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) took immediate action to help the snook population rebound after a prolonged cold spell in January 2010. The cold snap, which led the FWC to close the fisheries, had a much greater effect on the snook population on the Gulf Coast than it did on the Atlantic Coast. The Atlantic fishery was closed for nine months while the Gulf fishery remained closed until September 2013.
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Help the Old Man Set Sail With the Latest Rapala Gear
This Father's Day, it's time to go all out and prove how much you care about dear ole' Dad. Guarantee an unforgettable holiday with premium saltwater gear from Rapala®, a brand with an 80-year history of making memories on the water.
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Target Areas with Ish Monroe
"Look for the first drop off that is just off the spawning flat or that first channel bend that leads to the spawning flat. These are staging areas for the pre and post spawn fish. Just think about where you caught fish on beds and look for the staging area to those beds. That will help you find your post spawners. #TBT
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Anglers Gearing up to Find the $50,000 Fish
The Natural State's largest fishing tournament is set for liftoff June 24-26, 2016. $100,000 in prize money and bragging rights are up for grabs along the Arkansas River, from the Oklahoma border at Fort Smith to the banks of the Mississippi River in Desha County. In between, amateur anglers from around the United States (23 states represented) will also compete in pools at North Little Rock, Pine Bluff and Russellville in the 2016 Simmons Bank Big Bass Bonanza.
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Launch Steward Program Interdicts Zebra Mussels at Deep Creek Lake
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has confirmed the presence of zebra mussels, an invasive species of shellfish, attached to the propeller and outboard motor of a pontoon boat attempting to launch at Deep Creek Lake State Park. Launch stewards, conducting voluntary boat inspections, identified the mussels earlier this month on a vessel last used on the Monongahela River, where zebra mussels are established.
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