What Kind of Line Should I Use?
Technology has helped anglers with line choices, and today anglers can choose from, braided, monofilament, and fluorocarbon for different fishing techniques.
Technology has helped anglers with line choices, and today anglers can choose from, braided, monofilament, and fluorocarbon for different fishing techniques.
West Kentucky Community and Technical College
Presents
“Bass Fishing with Mark Menendez”
A class designed for the bass enthusiast.
February 21, 28, and March 6th, 2012
Paducah, KY
$65 per person
Register today by calling (270) 534-3335 or
Log on to http://ws.kctcs.edu/westkentucky/category/category.aspx?C=&S=1
This class is designed for the bass enthusiast! From the seasoned angler to eager beginner, this course will make you a better [...]
Because there is so much variation in a bass’s length and weight, you can use a standard measurement to determine the condition or “fatness” of each fish.
Tournament veteran Dave Mansue of Texas doesn’t mind fishing jigs for winter bass, but he’d much rather throw a deep diving crankbait, and he often does.
When the drop shot technique began gaining traction in the bass world about 10 years or so ago, it seemed like a weird rig to consider for catching bass.
When falling water temperatures make catching bass difficult, veteran guide and tournament angler James Niggemeyer spends a few minutes with pen and paper in hand before he picks up his rod and reel.
There is something that happens as we gain experience in life. We make mistakes. We learn. We try not to make the same mistake twice.
Do all the styles and shapes of bass fishing hooks really make a difference or does it matter which one you tie on the line?
It’s easy to understand why Kelly Jordon considers topwater buzzbaits some of the best lures to use for late-autumn largemouths.