Monday, April 28, 2014
Postspawn masters and deepwater anglers will prevail at Toledo Bend
By Jim Root
APR 28, 2014
MANY, La. — As the pros get ready to compete in the 2014 Evan Williams Bourbon Bassmaster Elite at Toledo Bend, and as fans likewise get ready to set their teams for Bassmaster Fantasy Fishing, it’s a good time to take note of the weather and the conditions the pros will face.
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Sunday, April 27, 2014
Fishing B.A.S.S. or FLW this week? Here's a preview of what you'll find.
As tournament bass season rolls on there are more events taking place each week. From Arizona Virginia anglers will be competing at various levels across the county. Here are a few tournaments that I picked to give some predictions on for the upcoming week.
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Monday, April 21, 2014
The unmistakable advantage of Trokar.
The competition in the world of fishing hooks just took a back seat!
Every angler has a story. A nightmare. A memory of that one fish that shook the bait off and got away at the boat. It's enough to make you sick to your stomach. The piece of mind that comes from knowing how unlikely it is to ever have that happen again is something anglers would pay dearly for.
Which is why you are using Trokar hooks, by Eagle Claw.
Unlike any other fishing hook you've ever seen, these are undeniably different. The very appearance is almost scary, it is as if there's a sinister darkness that surrounds each hook. I imagine it's what something of Batman's would resemble in real life. Dangerous. Strong.
Dominant.
It screams out "You'll do as I say" via a presence that commands obedience by the fish.
People who have used Trokar hooks swear by them. In particular, the drop shot hook is particularly impressive. Not only are they made of the strongest, cold-forged, high carbon steel on the market, but the point resembles a broadhead, and will penetrate even the toughest jaw of any smallmouth bass. With each run, jump, turn, you'll gain more and more confidence in your ability to keep fish from shaking you off while hearing yourself say "Oh please don't jump, stay down, stay down" with less frequency. That kind of trust is priceless. Each hook is surgically sharpened like no other, and made in The USA.
You will absolutely find Lazer Trokar to have the sharpest, longest lasting point on the market. So stop losing fish, and start fishing Trokar!
Every angler has a story. A nightmare. A memory of that one fish that shook the bait off and got away at the boat. It's enough to make you sick to your stomach. The piece of mind that comes from knowing how unlikely it is to ever have that happen again is something anglers would pay dearly for.
Which is why you are using Trokar hooks, by Eagle Claw.
Unlike any other fishing hook you've ever seen, these are undeniably different. The very appearance is almost scary, it is as if there's a sinister darkness that surrounds each hook. I imagine it's what something of Batman's would resemble in real life. Dangerous. Strong.
Dominant.
It screams out "You'll do as I say" via a presence that commands obedience by the fish.
People who have used Trokar hooks swear by them. In particular, the drop shot hook is particularly impressive. Not only are they made of the strongest, cold-forged, high carbon steel on the market, but the point resembles a broadhead, and will penetrate even the toughest jaw of any smallmouth bass. With each run, jump, turn, you'll gain more and more confidence in your ability to keep fish from shaking you off while hearing yourself say "Oh please don't jump, stay down, stay down" with less frequency. That kind of trust is priceless. Each hook is surgically sharpened like no other, and made in The USA.
You will absolutely find Lazer Trokar to have the sharpest, longest lasting point on the market. So stop losing fish, and start fishing Trokar!
Sunday, April 20, 2014
It pays to love a jerk!
After a long cold winter in the Northeastern United States the ice is finally melting off most of the lakes in New York, Connecticut, Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire. With temperatures climbing near 80 on some sunny afternoons, it can be a great time to get on the water. But go too early in the morning, and the cool 30 degree air will quickly remind you that it's still early spring. Bass are still deep. It'll be another month at the least before they begin the spawning process (breeding season). For now, the water remains in the 40s, but despite the cold water this can be a tremendous time to catch cold-water bass on jerkbaits.
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