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How to Catch Redfish | Captain William Toney - In The Spread
Choosing the right bait depends on what type of angler you are. Redfish will take artificials just as fast as live bait, but after 20 years of guiding some days one bait will outshine the other. One all around artificial bait that should be in every anglers bag of tricks is a gold spoon. Spoons mimic a dying bait fish and can be cast a long distant. A soft plastic jerkbait is always a good choice.
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Is It Too Hot for Muskie Fishing | In The Spread - Dwayne Hickey
You see, there are other factors to consider when fishing muskies in border line hot conditions. From the catch to the release, caution has to be taken to give your fish the best chance for survival. So you've got her in the net but she rolled like a gator and twisted nine treble hooks tightly into the netting. You dont have much time to diagnose the problem.
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Topwater Musky Fishing | Slow and Steady Wrecks Their Face
The biggest misconception of all time is that topwater has to inherently create a ruckus to cause a commotion...
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Grouper Fishing | Florida Big Bend - Capt. William Toney
Saturday June first is the opening of grouper season. Gag grouper is the predominate grouper in the big bend area. It's possible to catch a keeper in shallow water at 12 feet but 30 to 40 foot will be more realistic.
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Bass Fishing Tips | Electronics 101 | In The Spread
There are many functions and capabilities on today’s electronics that have very little to do with the average fisherman; although necessary for the advanced fisherman the person that fishes a couple times a month doesn’t need to be an expert in using the advanced functions. I also realize that human nature is to want to purchase the best and have all the functions available in-case you need it.
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H20 Rampage Crank | Musky Lures | Cory Allen - In The Spread
The H20 Rampage Crank, the best crankbait you probably haven't ever heard of Roger Watters basically has turned this body style into a variety of sizes and lip designs from shallow bill to deep running with weight screw inserts, and I've personally used them in the 4" and 7" sizes, this being the 7".
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Summer Walley Fishing | Dwayne Hickey | In The Spread
Here in the south, the walleye spawn is over and the fish are moving back down to the deeper reservoir and settling into the typical summer pattern. Center Hill lake offers some quality Walleye fishing throughout the summer period. These fish will settle into a summer "pattern", usually from 18 to 25 feet of water. Multiple fish will hang together in this depth throughout the summer.
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Muskie Follows | Dwayne Hickey | In The Spread - fishing videos
Not all follows are fish that eat. My friend did not understand what the big deal was unless the fish ate the "follow". To a degree I can understand his logic. I mean we spend big bucks on good gear, lures, ect and many times we don't catch a thing! But, we are quick to say we at least had X amount of follows in a days fishing. Almost only works with horse shoes and hand grenades!
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Fishing Rivers | Boat Position | Dwayne Hickey - In The Spread
Knowing where fish are holding in any given spot on a river is important. For example, many fish are not on the banks but in the middle of the river. Logs and ledges are prime locations that can be overlooked. Knowing where these spots are and correct boat position is key.
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Musky Lures | Spinner Bait | Live by the Blade - Die by the Blade
It's without question that the most popular musky bait of all time is beyond a shadow of a doubt, the inline spinner, both for effectiveness and even more so its simplicity. But the bait that is most likely responsible for the advent of the figure 8 itself is simply another weapon of war: not all are made equal, and their effectiveness is greatly determined by the skill of their wielder.
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Big Muskie Down South | Muskie Fishing Videos - Cory Allen
People do not usually think about the south when muskie fishing is the topic. It all happens up north in Canada or Minnesota or one of the other fantastic fishing states up there. The shock! The horror of finding out some of the big muskie swim down yonder leaves many an angler mystified. No. Please. It is not possible that there are perhaps bigger fish roaming the waters of Tennessee.
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Bass Fishing | Shad Spawn | Captain Mike Gerry
It’s the time of year where the shad are starting to show up on the ledges and the shad spawn bite is upon us! To me it is one of the most amazing bass fishing times of the year; you can absolutely get a rod ripped out of your hands if you are not careful.
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H2O Barbarian | Muskie Fishing Tips | Stimulus - Cory Allen
Muskies, or all fish for that matter, don’t perceive the world around them as we attempt to perceive the way they perceive it. Yeah. That’s it. Anyhow, this means what we see as singular they often interpret as plural, by dictation of the lateral line sense. Stay with me here...
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How to Fish for Bass | Mike Gerry | Bass Fishing Videos
As a believer in the fact that the more a person understands the movement, patterns and habits of fish the easier it is to become a seasoned fisherman. There is no doubt in my mind that knowledge is everything, it really doesn’t matter what your trying to accomplish without the basic knowledge, it’s difficult to achieve.
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Big Muskie Fishing | Cory Allen | In The Spread
A figure of legendary superstition and a symbol of reckless ambition, few fish have created the cult of devoted acolytes that the musky has. It comes as no surprise though, as few fish have the aura of mystique or misunderstanding surrounding them as this one does. Fish for big muskie with Cory Allen.
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Fishing Videos | How to Catch Fish | In The Spread
We only work with the very best fishermen. These are super accomplished, deep thinking captains, guides and anglers who are able to articulate their thoughts in a very relatable manner. Our team of instructors bring a vast understanding of ecological and environmental conditions, how those conditions change through the seasons, how to read the conditions and adapt techniques, what the fish are communicating and how best to present to a given fish based on these dynamics.
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Musky Lures | Repair or Refurbish | Dwayne Hickey
If you like to tinker and have time, may I suggest repainting and repairing your forgotten lures. Re-tie that bucktail, mixing feathers with hair. I've also combined hard plastic or wood with rubber tails. This requires cutting a hard plastic minnow bait in half and matching it with a soft plastic tail, i.e. big grub or swim tail. You can get creative "joining " two lures together and end up with an impressive new look the fish have not seen. I've had good success over the years in southern musky waters using combined lures made from two different lures.
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Catfishing Techniques | Jugs & Trot Lines | Dwayne Hickey
Anytime I plan a spring camping trip, jugs and lines are always part of the plan. These simple catfishing techniques will pay big. Cats are plentiful here in the south and there's no better way stock the freezer than setting jugs, limb lines and trot lines. Having your ducks in a row and getting all the equipment ready for the trip is what makes the difference.
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How to Catch Redfish | Spring Fishing | William Toney
As the waters warm on the Big Bend side of Florida redfish will be on the move from their traditional winter spots. Coves and wind blocked shorelines that held redfish during cool weather will become less productive as they will move more towards outside passes and keys. The reason for this is because of more abundant food sources.
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Spring Bass Fishing | Perch Fishing | Dwayne Hickey
It usually starts about mid March. As the days get longer and the water gets warmer creek fishing heats up. Were talking feisty smallmouth bass and tasty red eye perch. Ole Red Eye, (black perch, rock bass) fishing seems to always peek when the dogwoods bloom. These plentiful fighters can make for a fantastic day of fun fishing.