Fishing Articles
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Tournament Pre-Fish Quick Tip
Here's a little something I do when pre-fishing to protect my spots as well as to keep from sore mouthing fish prior to big bass tournaments.
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Wild West Bass Trail returns to Shasta
Named by many as one of the top spotted bass fisheries in the country, Shasta is known for its abundant supply of four pounders and is ready to kick out a giant on any cast. This time of year, it is quite the draw and a breeding ground of excitement to the expected 200-plus competing anglers.
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BBT | Castiac Winner's Interview Feb. 20
Dan Tripeda & Dave Baltes Win Castaic on Feb. 20, 2016 - Visit bestbasstournaments.com for more info.
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BBT | Pedro Winner's Interview Feb. 20
BBT Best Bass Tournaments - Butch Bray & Jeff Whited take down Don Pedro with a Win 2/20/2016. Visit bestbasstournaments.com for more info.
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Spiderwire pros Shryock Brothers Untapped Episode 4: Snow Birds
Every year we get fortunate enough to spend some time in Florida during the winter months and get out of the snow. We try to take every advantage of it too!
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Umbrella Rigs in AZ: Arizona Revised Statutes 17-101 A1
Alabama rigs with more than two lures would not be legal for angling in Arizona. Such a “rig” would be legal if it had no more than two lures.
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C-Rigging Deep or Shallow
For bass fisherman the Carolina rig is a great technique to employ when targeting bass that are relating to off shore structure. Notice how I didn’t include the word deep water. The Carolina rig when modified can be used to target shallow water structure that is off the bank as well.
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Finesse Fishing Texas Bass -- Texas Trip Day 2
Fishing Texas with Cousins and Seaguar. So it ends! This is the last day I filmed during my Texas Bass Trip hosted by Tylersreelfishing. The initial format was meant to give you Tyler and I's take during the 2v2v2 tournament, but instead I turned this video into a laid back for-fun watch for you guys at home. I hope you enjoyed and as always keep fishing! --Young Plugg
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From the D | Big Black Bass, Plentiful Crappie and warming temperatures! Mc Gruder Studs!
Isleton Water temps raised a bit this week and a few more stripers in the Cache Slough area responded. Catfish started stirring in dead end sloughs, Cut Baits and Crawlers get the top call. Sturgeon remains the focus here. Diamondback anglers are heading to 41, Liberty and Cache Slough areas with roe and eel reporting success.
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Ish Monroe | Fishing with Lowrance SpotlightScan
Western pro Ish Monroe blast off into the 2015 season with the Lowrance Spotlight on his both his River2Sea Elite Series and his Lowrance FLW Tour Ranger boats.#FBF
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Tackle How-To: Lipless Crankin' Anytime
Learn how to fish Lipless Crankbaits in this Lucky Tackle Box tips video... One of the easiest techniques out there and you can use it year round!
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Tips for Cold Water Bites
If you are planning on hitting the water to target cold weather largemouth, the main thing you need to keep in mind is that the activity level of a bass is low, but they are still ready and willing to eat!
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Extend the Life of Your Reel
First off, do not drive to and from the lake with your rods strapped to the front deck in the rain. You've seen the car or the boat after a drive in the rain. It is not just wet. It is covered in rod grime. When the reels are on the deck there is nothing to stop that same water and rod grime from penetrating into your reel.#TBT
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Sick Fish Swimbait with Justin Lucas
Bassmaster Elite Series veteran pro and 2009 Bassmaster Classic Champion, Skeet Reese, spent a considerable amount of time designing and perfecting the new Berkley Havoc Skeet's Sick Fish Swimbait. Featuring anatomically correct fins and a profile designed to mimic any number of forage fish, the soft, full bodied Havoc Sick Fish has an incredibly lifelike swimming action at both fast and slow retrieves thanks to its unique tail design. Rig it weedless on a weighted or unweighted EWG hook, on a jig head, or even on an umbrella rig, the Berkley Havoc Skeet's Sick Fish is destined to be a classic.
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Cunningham’s claim $6,500 for victory in the Wild West Bass Trail Teams
The first circuit stop of the Wild West Bass Trail (WWBT) Arizona Teams event drew 91 boats to Lake Roosevelt on Feb. 13. The husband and wife team of Victor and Debra Cunningham of Tonto Basin took the trophy and a $6,500 payout with a winning weight of 16.04.
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Knot How-To: Tying the San Diego Jam knot
This Mustad How-To covers tying the San Diego Jam knot. It is perfect for monofilament or fluorocarbon.
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Locating Smallmouth: Winter Migration
Smallmouth bass are a nomadic species compared to their largemouth cousins and tournament anglers frequently lament how often they move from one day to the next.
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