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Monday, April 6, 2009

Bass Fishing Guide


Who Else Wants To Learn The Art Of Casting, The Insider Techniques Used To Catch A Ton of Bass From A Boat, And Become More 'In Tune' With The Bass, And Using Lures Effectively In Just A Few Short Days?

Here's Just a "Sneak-Peak" At What You'll Uncover With Bass Fishing 101

* Greatly increase your odds at catching that big bass!

* Learn how to tell the difference between bass.

* Discover what to take into consideration for finding the right bass fishing hole!

* The major mistakes & secrets to bass fishing.

* Learn all the styles and specialy bass fishing techniques.

* How to determine the best lure to use to catch bass.

* The techniques the pros are using to reel in the big ones!

* How to determine the bass predictable behavior to catch them.

* Discover the best time of the day to catch a bass.

* How to know what rod & reel you should be using.

* Learn the angling techniques used to catch the big bass.


Plus… You'll Also Learn Things Like:

* The techniques you need to use when fishing out of a boat.

* Learn the basics of the weights and sinkers you should be using.

* Discover the hype around the buzz baits for reeling in the big bass.

* Using Jigs successfully uncovered.

* Discover what water temperature is key when your fishing for bass.

* Plus much MUCH More!

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Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Fishing - Chapter by Chapter

When reading a book you start out by looking at the cover, and the same is true for fishing. In this case, your cover is the weather and whatever conditions surround you. Note the wind speed and direction, where is the sun, what tidal movement is there if any, the temperature and so on. Whether you are going to fish from a boat, kayak or wade fish this information is vital to your success. It can tell you where to fish and what species you are going to target.

Now that the basic decision-making is done, you can head for the water to do some more heavy reading. As you paddle out you see all the early morning activity on the water. There are schools of mullet of all sizes and baby shrimp jumping for their very lives up close to shore. If the bait source is running away, they are being chased by something, so that would be a good place to cast. As you look down, there are crabs scurrying across the bottom. What are they fleeing from? Notice their speed and direction, and use that information to figure out where to cast your lure.

Birds are another great fishing indicator, especially when they are feeding. My favorites to follow are the blue heron, pelicans and gulls. All of this wildlife activity is useful if you know how to read it. Not only can it help to find fish but also give clues as to what they are feeding on,...

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