Archive for the 'freshwater fishing tips' Category

How many different kinds of worm rigs are there? What are they?

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Here’s a question I found on yahoo Answers that I found interesting and thought I’d share it.
I get to do a project on fishing which is cool so give me all the information you have on Bass fishing with artificial [...]

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The Secret Improves Freshwater Fishing Results

Your Attitude Can Affect Your Fishing results!
With all this talk about “The Secret” and calling positive energy into your life, it reminded me of an article I read years ago on how to improve your catch while fishing. I believe it was an article in “Field and Stream” but I’m not 100 percent certain of [...]

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What are your best fishing tips, lures, and gear?

Do you have any ways of catching fish that never fail? Ways that you use when all else fail? I’ll give you mine. My best way to catch trout which almost never fails is to use yellow Powerbait. My best bass lure is a five inch plastic worm with curly tail a size 1/0 offset [...]

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Bass City Bass Fishing

If you like freshwater bass fishing, you’ll love this!!!!
(courtesy od Bass-City.com)
Duration : 0:3:19

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Technorati Tags: Andrew, bass, bass-city, BassCity-USA, Beecher, Boat, cityfishing, funny, lake, largemouthbass, new, Pierides, reel, rod, smallmouthbass, Tips, water

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New Fishing Hooks

All I can say is … Wow! I met Ron Baskett on Twitter and he told me he had some new hooks to try out.
So I gave him my e-mail and home address and Ron, being the generous guy he is, sent me some free hook samples as well as a free T-shirt and [...]

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The Bass Krusher Rig

Watch This video to learn my secret rig for catching largemouth bass when I go freshwater fishing.
I previously posted about my favorite way to rig a rubber worm when I go bass fishing. You can read it here:
Bass Krusher Rig
The video below will show you exactly how I rig my worms!

Try rigging a few of [...]

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FRESHWATER FISHING TIPS & TECHNIQUES – Paperback

FRESHWATER FISHING TIPS & TECHNIQUES is a 222 page book designed to teach everything from Ice fishing to fly fishing. There is an excellent knot tying section along with facts about various game fish species. Expert angler Gene Kugach offers hundreds of tips and techniques for catching all types of freshwater fish based on his [...]

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For fresh water fishing, what are the best times to go at?

Is their even a certian time fish tend to feed, or just any time during the day?
If you are fishing a lake, it really depends on A: the type of fish (catfish, nighttime; trout; morning or evening; etc.) B: is it raining or sunny? (if it is raining, any time is a good time [...]

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Father’s Day Freshwater Fishing

Wow – it seems its been a long time since I was able to go fishing. Too many things going on lately and just too much rain! I can’t remember the last time 24 hours passed without some type of precipitation!
So on my time at home yesterday, and since it was Father’s Day, the boys [...]

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Fishing Secrets to Reading Water: Seams, Slots, Tailouts, Undercuts, and Logjams

Fishing Secret methods of Reading Water Techniques. This fishing video covers Riffles, Seams, Undercuts, Tail Outs, Slots, and Log Jams. These are the bodies of freshwater fishing to locate holding species of Salmon, Steelhead, Trout, and Bass.
Duration : 0:2:14

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Technorati Tags: bass, Creeks, fishing, Outs, Reading, Riffles, Rivers, Salmon, Seams, Slots, Steelhead, Substrate, Tail, [...]

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