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Wacky Worms For Kayak or Shore
Worms…almost every angler starts with worms. Just park one on the bottom or suspend it under a cork and it won’t be long before something eats it. It’s a rare fish that refuses a worm. Even vegetarians like tilapia and carp will eat worms. There are several types of worms available to anglers. You can dig garden worms or go to the bait store for red wigglers or nightcrawlers. Bass anglers in particular have taken worm fishing to a new level with plastic worms. Old timers might remember the black pork rind worms that came in a jar, before plastics.
Friday, January 14, 2022
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January 27, 2022 16:57
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You Should Have Been Here!
Fishing reports are like a snapshot in time. They are based on what was caught at a particular place and time. Most won’t go into the specifics of wind direction, velocity, moon phase, barometer activity, tidal variables, temperature of the water, water depth, color and size of lure and time of day. Not that any of that matters because the readers may never find those exact conditions again. Fish have tails. Just because they were feeding somewhere before has nothing to do with where they might be feeding now. There are just too many variables to guarantee future results...
Friday, December 10, 2021
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December 9, 2021 15:15
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Wide Gap Hooks
Anglers looking through a fishing catalogue will appreciate the amazing variety of hooks available. They’re specialized for a specific lure or bait or even target species. Among the choices are treble hooks, double hooks, live bait and circle hooks, to name a few. You’ll also see several hooks known as wide gap hooks from many manufacturers. These are our favorites for several reasons but they’re not cheap...
Thursday, November 11, 2021
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November 10, 2021 16:41
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