August 21, 2009, 4:09 pm
The following article is going to give you a better idea at when it is the best time to go bass fishing. Hopefully these tips will help you become a better fisherman. When it comes to the time of the season and the emvironment, usually when it is hotter out the bass will come out more. The best times to go bass fishing are in the early spring and the late summer.
This does not mean that you will not catch them in the winter, it just means that your odds will be slightly higher in the summer time. You will also want to take note of the time of day you are going to be fishing at. Generally the early morning and the late evening are the best times to go fishing.
I hope that you now have a better idea at when the best time to go fishing is at. You can find more shore fishing tips by visiting my blog.
July 3, 2009, 2:16 pm
Many fisherman watch all the bass tournaments and shows on espn and other outdoor networks and think they need to be fishing large lakes to catch quality bass. I’m from an area that really doesn’t offer much in the way of quality fishing lakes or ponds but we have an abundance of small streams and rivers. While most people I see fishing these rivers are usually after catfish and the occasional panfish they are overlooking the small mouth and large mouth bass that these bodies of water hold. Lots of fisherman think you need to fly fish in streams but that is just not true. Ignore what you see on television , grab your fly fishing waders
, spinning rod and tackle selection and you will be surprised at the amount of bass you can catch. Using live baits like night crawlers or crayfish work especially well in landing nice sized small mouth. Look for streams with rocky bottoms that have a decent flow and you will be sure to find a bass lurking just outside of the main current.
June 20, 2009, 5:36 pm
Each year I hear how my kids have struggled coming up with ideas for things to do for me on Father’s day. This year I took the initiative and told them what I wanted. I want to take the day and go fishing with my family. I usually make my trips to the local pond by myself as most of my kids really don’t care to spend time waiting for a bass or bluegill to take the bait. I figured this year I’ll spend the time with them on Father’s day not fishing but rather teaching these bass fishing beginners the finer points of casting, lure presentation and other techniques that will hopefully make it more enjoyable for them to join me on a regular basis on my fishing trips. There is nothing more discouraging that taking a kids fishing and not catching a thing so if your kids are up for the challenge teach them what it takes to become better fishermen. Happy Fathers Day all.
June 14, 2009, 12:28 pm
Bass fishing is a sport that requires a lot of skill and knowledge. In order to acquire them you need to start with the right foot, keeping in mind that it is very important to master the basics, and read about bass fishing principles and tips.
To get started, you’ll also need your own bass fishing equipment. Right now on the market there are a lot of brands, offers and even gadgets that may or may not be worth buying. As a beginner, you probably are not familiarized with all this, so it is better to start with small, but reliable equipment.
Also when choosing lure, just take what you need, and don’t become crazy when buying. From there you are on your way to the boat. It would be advisable to seek company from an experience fisher.
