A Guide To Menomonie River Bass Fishing
Posted on September 30, 2008
Author: Daniel Eggertsen
Bass fishing is one of America’s favorite pastimes and one of the best places to go bass fishing is the Menomonie River. This river has a lot to offer the angler because the environment is perfect for bass to live and grow. There are many places where the bass will be located throughout the river and where you can enjoy a wonderful day relaxing and reeling in the bass.
The Menomonie River is located in Wisconsin. In fact, it is the border between Wisconsin and Michigan. The Menomonie River is a very large body of water but there are places where the fisherman can wade around in the river to bass fish if they so desire.
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Learn How to Catch Bass - Review of Bass Fishing Book
Posted on September 26, 2008
By Paul Merit
Bass fishermen come in all shapes and sizes! Some are just interested in learning the basics of how to catch bass and some of the more seasoned pro’s will always look to improve there “game” with expert hints and tips.
I am reviewing here a book written by Frazer Wheaton called better bass fishing. I brought the book about 6 months ago looking to improve my only modest fishing skills and I was so impressed that I thought it warranted a short review for the public to take a look at the book.
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Bass Boats of Old
Posted on September 19, 2008
My Bass boat may up there in years, but like her owner, she is not old! We don’t feel old! We are always ready to get out on the water again and again! Maybe that’s why I purchased the old Adventure. Looking at her long sleek hull, something caught my eye. It was the registry numbers! Something was familiar in the numbers. Her birth registry numbers were the same as my own!
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Bass Fishing Facts! How to Catch Them!
Posted on September 12, 2008
by Pino Tedesco
Bass fishing has a fascinating history. It started in the late 18th century and continues to progress until today.
It probably was originally practiced in search for food among the people in the south of the United States. Since then, it has started gaining numerous audiences of all ages and nations. Today, countries such as Australia, Cuba, South Africa, United States and most of Europe participate in this kind of event.
Timelines
- The year 1768 or 1770 represents the birth of bass fishing sports. Onesimus Ustonson introduced his first multiplying reels to the fishing gurus and lovers. It was later developed into bait caster.
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Best Fishing Lures To Use
Posted on August 29, 2008
by Pino Tedesco
The evolution of fishing gear and accessories along with the development of the bass fishing industry brought about the development of various lures specifically used for different fish species.
There are many types or class of lures and they all depend on what type of fish works for them. Many only work for specific types but some cover a wide range of species of fish.
Below are some of the typical lures used for fishing.
Light Standard Casting Lures
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Buzzbaits In The Fall?
Posted on August 22, 2008
When the water begins to cool and shad move in the shallows, the big bass move in too. Of course, we know it’s because bass love shad, it’s their favorite food in many lakes.
Once they are in the shallows and hugging the bank you want to
throw your buzzer parallel with the bank. Sometimes, you will get a lot of blow-ups but no fish. This is usually because the bass want the buzzbait at a slower pace. One way to do this effectively is to go from a small blade to a big blade. That allows you to work the buzzbait more slowly and still keep it on top.
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Skeletor the Largemouth Bass
Posted on August 15, 2008
It was fall of 2007, I had just made it back from Iraq. The son and I decided to take a ride to a pond on base and do some bass fishing. I have like to use top water baits like Hula Poppers or Buzz baits this time of year, and I was, with no success other than a few quick hits. However my son was killing the Bluegill and little largemouth bass with his beetle spin.
Well actually he wasn’t using a beetle spin in the traditional sense. We had removed the split tail body and placed a lime green rubber shade body on it. Worked like a charm, as always.
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The Hula Popper: Excitement in a Skirt
Posted on August 6, 2008
Besides the beetle spin, one of my other favorite lures is the Hula Popper. I would say this is probably one of my most productive top water lures. The Hula Popper is a fun and exciting lure to use. The strikes on a Hula Popper can be startling. When used properly it creates a loud popping noise due to the concave design at the mouth of the lure. The Hula skirt on the tail adds a visually enticing add on to the noise the popper creates.
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The Beetle Spin: Slayer of Fish
Posted on July 30, 2008
The beetle spin is probably “the go-to” lure in my tackle box. I carry this bait, along with a light rod and reel setup, everywhere I go. The beetle spin is my “fail safe” lure. Whenever I am having one of those days fishing where it is like the Dead Sea everywhere I go I can always count on the beetle spin to land something, maybe not a bass, but something.
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Pro Bass Fishing Tips and Techniques - Learn from The Pros On TV
Posted on July 1, 2008
By Wade Robins
There are many different ways a bass anglers can learn about improving their skill. Among the best methods for picking up good tips is to view the pro bass fishing shows you can see on TV.
Can Watching Fishing on TV Teach Me Anything?
Actually getting to watch the pro bass fishing on these television shows is very helpful to improving your own bass fishing on multiple levels. First, by seeing the pro bass fishing expert going through their practices in front of the camera, you can contrast that method to your own. It can help you add different elements to your own fishing routine that you might not have thought about otherwise.
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