Tag Archive | "spotted bass"

Preparation Lands a Trophy Spot

Thursday, February 17, 2011

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ShareThere are many variables in the bass fishing game that are beyond our control. What are you to do when a front blows through a day early, a big fish wraps you around a log, or a local angler sits on your primary spot all day? In most cases, your hands are tied and you’re [...]

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Showing the Float and Fly in Action

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

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ShareAs promised, here is the follow up to the float and fly post. This first video shows exactly how I fish the rig. You can see as I shake the fly then let it sit, shake then sit, shake then BITE! The overall presentation is a little tricky. Casting the rig can be difficult at [...]

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The Neko Rig

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

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ShareBecause I am most passionate about catching trophy-class fish I often neglect important techniques for simply putting fish in the boat. At the prompting of a good friend I agreed to start covering some more finesse presentations and other options for putting a solid limit of fish in the boat. I’ll still be covering what [...]

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Float and Fly 101

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

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ShareThrowing a swimbait isn’t always the best way to catch a giant bass. Its putting the odds in your favor, sure, but some days you have to change it up. In ultra-cold water or when fish are keying on smaller baitfish there are few baits that will out fish the float and fly. My goal [...]

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10 Lb Spotted Bass!

Saturday, July 24, 2010

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ShareLet me begin by thanking Paul Young for this incredible footage! There are only a few people in the world that have seen a true double digit spotted bass, Paul gets to swim with them! There really isn’t much to say about this video except, “WOW!” Paul, thanks for sharing this incredible video with the [...]

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Hand Fed Spots!

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

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ShareI’d like to welcome Paul Young to the site. He’s a world class underwater photographer and free diver, specializing in freshwater. He’s been kind enough to supply us with some fantastic footage of bass in their natural environment. Watching bass in their natural environment, seeing how they move and attack prey, can provide some real [...]

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Wakebaits in Winter

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

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ShareHow many times have you heard that there is a certain water temperature when the topwater bite starts and that its a waste of time to throw topwater in the dead of winter? I for one do not agree! I’m a firm believer in throwing topwater year round, especially on a warm winter afternoon. This [...]

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