Season
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3 Topwater Lures for Late Season Bass with Fred Roumbanis
There is no doubt that a topwater strike is one of the most exciting parts of bass fishing. It is something that anglers everywhere look forward to every year when the warm starts to warm in the spring and then throughout the year until the cycle continues and the water temperature cools.
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Looking For Staff Teams For The 2019 Season
We are looking for a staff team for our Mother Lode and our Coastal Regions.
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C.C. Cragin Reservoir Closed for Season
From the Coconino National Forest Forest Road 751 from Rock Crossing campground to C.C. Cragin (Blue Ridge) Reservoir will be closed to vehicles Sept. 10 to protect the public from construction traffic.
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The hook and line season for lake sturgeon opens Sept. 1
The hook and line season for lake sturgeon opens Sept. 1 and runs through Sept 30 on several major river stretches, giving anglers a chance to catch the fish of a lifetime.
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And then there was one....
35 tournaments in the books 5 AOY races decided. This Saturday we crown our final Angler of the Year and determine the final qualifiers for the TOC when the Delta/ Wine region closes out our 2018 regular season!!!
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A first time- noodling for catfish season has been approved by state Natural Resource Commission
Noodlers catch catfish by feeling around in underwater openings until they touch a catfish. They then grab the fish by the mouth or gills and yank it out. The practice has acquired a cult following among daredevils who enjoy the adrenaline rush of wrestling with fish that can weigh up to 70 pounds.
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3 Scenarios to Target Early Season Frog Fish
Fishing a topwater hollow-bodied frog is a common lure choice for bass fisherman once the vegetation becomes matted during the summer months and into the fall; but turning to this lure during the early season is a great option. Here are 3 scenarios to pull out a toad.
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Shorter Spawning Season Due to Colder Winter
The calendar provides the macro view, but it’s the meteorological and lunar factors that spur this seasonal show.
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Buzzbaiting and Walking Baits | Two Ways to Early Season Topwater
The activity level of the bass, how far a cast you need to make and what the bass are feeding on will all be factors in determining what size buzzbait would be best in any given situation.
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May is the beginning of sea turtle nesting season
May is the beginning of sea turtle nesting season on many of Florida’s sandy beaches. Beachfront property owners and beach visitors can help nesting turtles and hatchlings by turning off or shielding lights that are visible from the beach at night.
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JUNE KICKS OFF RECREATIONAL OCEAN SALMON SEASON
Additional sections of the California coast will open up to recreational ocean salmon fishing in June. In the Klamath Management Zone, which is the area between the Oregon/California state line and Horse Mountain (40° 05’ 00” N. latitude), the season will open June 1 and continue through Sept. 3, 2018. The Fort Bragg and San Francisco areas, which extend from Horse Mountain to Point Arena (38° 57’ 30” N. latitude) and Point Arena to Pigeon Point (37° 11’ 00” N. latitude), respectively, will open June 17 and continue through Oct. 31, 2018. The Monterey area between Pigeon Point and the U.S./Mexico Border opened on Apr. 7 and will continue through July 2, 2018.
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Two Elite Series Competitors are now OUT for the season
I got an ambulance ride, five broken ribs, a concussion, and a separated shoulder
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7 tips for preparing your boat ready for the season
Boating season will be here before we know it, and many Arizonans are getting eager to pull their watercraft from storage to start preparing for sunny days out on the water. To ensure a safe and successful start to 2018, the Arizona Game and Fish Department recommends that boaters thoroughly inspect and prepare their boats before launching on the water to help prevent potential problems.
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Stocking Ponds and Lakes Ahead Of Fishing Season
A fisheries technicians was seen releasing nets full of 18 to 20 inch Rainbow Trout into nearby lakes and ponds ahead of the new fishing season.
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Strong Numbers for U.S. Boat Sales as 2018 Boat Show Season Kicks Off
As the industry prepares for a busy winter boat show season – a crucial selling period – NMMA announced this week that unit sales of new powerboats are expected to be up six percent in 2017, marking an estimated 260,000 new powerboats sold last year. As consumer confidence continues to rise and boat manufacturers introduce products and experiences to attract younger boaters, the outlook for 2018 new powerboat sales is another five to six percent increase.
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CDFW announced 15-day delay for the northern California commercial Dungeness crab season.
The Director of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has announced a final 15-day delay for the northern California commercial Dungeness crab season. Crab condition improved from the last round of pre-season quality testing conducted on Dec. 19. However, crab had not reached the minimum meat recovery criteria as established by the Tri-State Dungeness Crab Committee testing protocol.
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Late Late Season Fishing
Proving that it is almost never too cold to throw a swimbait, Yah-Tsheng Moua caught this giant northern strain largemouth with 40-degree water and a 35-degree air temp.
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Yamamoto-PepperJigs 2017 Season Closer
The final tournament of the Yamamoto-PepperJigs Opens held on Lake Powell, November 11 & 12, 2017. Join us next season for exceptional payouts and awesome fishing!
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Brian Latimer Joins Falcon Boats Pro Staff
FLW Tour pro Brian Latimer (center) with Falcon Boats co-founders Stephen Waller and Tim DePriest at the Falcon Plant in Newberry, S.C. - Falcon Boats photo
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2 Jerkbait Retrieves for Late Season Bass
The jerkbait is a great lure choice to target late season bass, including suspended bass. The simple, but very effective lure, effectively mimics a minnow in the water and varying the retrieve can cater to a bass’ activity level.
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