Casting Futures: Hooking the Next Generation on Bass Fishing By Edward Johnson In the gentle ripples of the water and the quiet patience of the wait there’s a timeless lesson to be shared with the young ones at our sides. Today, we’re talking about a subject close to every fishing …
Read More »Bank Fishing for Bass: Mastering Deep Water Techniques Near Drop-offs
Bank Fishing for Bass: Mastering Deep Water Techniques Near Drop-offs By Edward Johnson Introduction to Bank Fishing for Bass Experience the enchantment of bank fishing as you stand with your fishing rod, the sun reflecting off the water’s surface. This guide delves into a beloved aspect of bass fishing: mastering …
Read More »Explore the Art of Micro Fishing Tenkara Micro Fishing Starter Kit
Art of Micro Fishing Tenkara Micro Fishing Starter Kit Review The Tenkara Micro Fishing Starter Kit is a thoughtfully curated package that appeals to both novice and experienced anglers. It serves as an excellent entry point into the delicate and rewarding world of micro fishing. Contents of the Kit: 10 …
Read More »Are Frog Lures Good For Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass?
Frog Lures For Bass? Exploring the effectiveness of frog lures in bass fishing this article dives into why these lures are a top choice for catching both largemouth and smallmouth bass. Whether you’re just starting out or are a seasoned angler understanding the nuances of using frog lures can significantly …
Read More »Cohutta Wilderness in the Chattahoochee National Forest for Rainbow and Brown Trout
Fishing has long been one of my favorite pastimes. Once I started driving most of my road trips were to places I had never fished before. One of them was the Cohutta Wilderness in North Georgia. It is a wonderful place with few people. There are a ton of native …
Read More »What Line Rating Fishing Line Strength Should I Use?
Fishing line has a breaking point. All fishing line is rated with a system of weight it will withstand before it breaks. The strength of the line is measured in test, #, and similar variations to measure its strength. Fishing reels generally have a drag system that works somewhat like …
Read More »Fishing for Redbreast in the Ogeechee River
Floating the Ogeechee river can be a very productive method for redbreast fishing. We put in at the Steel bridge on the 119 just outside of Guyton, Georgia. Above the Steel bridge, there is a 9.9 horsepower limit on engines. Since we were running a 25 HP on a 16-foot …
Read More »Split Shot Techniques For Float Fishing in Current
I like to float bait in the current for many species. I particularly like float fishing and drifting bait for trout, salmon, and redbreast sunfish. This article explains a bit about more advanced split shot techniques. Of course, you can just bite on some split shot and be fishing but …
Read More »The Art of Micro Fishing is Catching Tiny Little Fish and its Exciting!
The Thrill of the Tiny: A Micro Fishing Journey Hey there, fellow anglers! Today, let’s dive into the enchanting world of micro fishing. Picture this: it’s like your regular fishing adventure, but everything’s scaled down to the size of a minnow. Imagine a fishing kit so tiny, it could fit …
Read More »Drifting Bait in the Current for Trout
Drifting bait for trout can be an exciting way to pass the day away. You don’t have to spend a fortune on gear and tackle unless you want to. Many areas are stocking trout ion the rivers from spring through fall so your odds are good that you will feel …
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