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Freshwater Fishing Videos
If you are searching for freshwater fishing videos then you are looking for one of two things. You are either interested in just watching other people catch big arse fish or you are after knowledge. If it is fishing knowledge that you are after then you have come to the right place. In The Spread is your one stop destination for learning about how to catch fish.
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How to Rig Offshore Trolling Lures
Learning how to rig offshore trolling lures may seem like a confusing task. It does not have to be when In The Spread features several of the best big game fishermen from around the world sharing their rigging tips and techniques. Learn from guys that are recognized for their prowess and lure designing innovation. Take your rigging game to the pro level with videos that empower your fishing.
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Collins River Musky Fishing | Year Round Action
As fall begins to transition into winter, musky fishing tactics on the Collins River change. As water temps fall into the 50s and below, glide baits begin to shine. The side to side action of a well tuned glider is one of the best ways to catch muskie in the Collins River, even on the coldest of days.
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Offshore Fishing Videos | In The Spread
When you get right down to it, nobody should want to learn from average fishermen. You should make it your mission in life to watch, listen to and learn from people that thrive. In The Spread provides access to just that. No matter the gamefish you are after, we have tactical and technical skills for you.
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Sea Donkey Fish | In The Spread Fishing
The biggest reef donkeys will test the angling skills of even the very best anglers. Fishermen with ample experience battling these hogs will find it tough at times to boat the big ones. You are going to need strong rods and reels with beefier drag systems.
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Cubera Snapper Fishing | In The Spread Video
Until you have been out cubera snapper fishing, you have no idea of the challenge you will face. If you have tangled with these big snappers, then you are either resigned to not wanting anymore or the experience has hooked you for life. The bite is so savagely intense that if you don't turn the fish within the first few seconds, you will have lost.
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Daytime Swordfishing | In The Spread Videos
The difficult part is getting your bait on those spots from so far away. You really are not going to be pinpoint accurate, but you still need to get baits on the location. If you are three hundred feet away, you may not get bites. The swordfish may not even know your bait is in the vicinity.
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Swordfish Bait Rigging | In The Spread Fishing
The reason you want really well rigging baits is so your presentation can withstand that first shot and still look appealing to the sword. If you instead are using half ass rigged baits that get demolished on the first shot, well, you are going to catch less fish or none.
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Rigging Ballyhoo | Trolling Baits | In The Spread Fishing
Catching lots of fish with baits comes down to the quality of your baits and rigs. Rigging ballyhoo may involve several steps, but is not that hard. Sure, there are some garfish rigs that are more technical, but you can easily master a few good rigs for different applications.
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Fall Bass Fishing Tips | Mike Gerry
Largemouth bass are very keyed in on weather change. They will sense the weather changing and their body will tell them to feed up. It will be like a light switch as they will turn on and off depending on the day, but you can bet it will be lots of fun when they do.
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Jigging Musky | In The Spread | Cory Allen
Jigging is still a fairly new frontier for musky fishing with lots of untapped veins of techniques to explore. Bet you haven't even thought of jigging gliders yet hmmmmm?
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Marlin Lure Spread
The general type of lure for each wave will also be influenced by sea conditions. Heavier seas require more aggressive lures to stay in the water. I will layout a basic setup. On the short corner position, a larger, darker lure that stands out in the white water is ideal.
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Rigging Strip Baits | Fishing Techniques
It is all comes down to versatility. Rigging strip baits is simple. The sheer variety of ways you can go about rigging strips is mind boggling. They are also super easy to store, as these baits take up almost no room in your cooler. Your life will be made so much easier if you master this type of bait rigging.
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Chumming for Tuna
What the chum allows you to do is become the source, that conveyor belt of food. You want to attract the tuna to your boat and keep them there. There are a multitude of options when it comes to chum. You can use live bait, chunks, ground bait and even scented oils. You can use these individually or in combination.
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Fishing for Mangrove Snapper Inshore | In The Spread
Once you have some structure to fish, the next trick is how do you fish for mangrove snapper inshore. You will need to know how to anchor up on the structure without spooking the fish and get you boat in the right position to make it easy to put baits where the fish are. This may require some practice, but that is part of learning.
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Collins River TN Fishing | Dwayne Hickey | In The Spread
When it comes to trophy musky and smallmouth bass fishing, the Collins river, and all of the rivers of the Great Falls watershed offers the perfect getaway trip. With the exception of July and August, and the hot summer water temperatures, Collins River musky fishing is a year around sport.
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Reservoir Musky | Fishing RIP Rap | Cory Allen
Many times the bait dunkers slinging a zebco 303 land just off shore and park and bark right off the primary break, and just wait for a musky to come by and slurp. I'm not saying that's the most efficient way to present to a musky in this scenario, but it's definitely more sound that randomly chucking baits diving 5 to 7 ft deep over an initial 10 to 15 ft break line.
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Largemouth Bass Fishing | Hot Weather | Mike Gerry
The job you have is determining where they will be positioned on deep structure. Angles become an especially important part of deep structure fishing. Find structure with your electronics and work the structure from several different angles until you get a bite. Take mental notes of the position of your boat when you get a bite.
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Catch More By Chumming for Mangrove Snapper
Whatever side you find the fish on will determine how you need to chum. You want to chum to wash over and drift past the fish. Throw a few handfuls. Once you see fish come up, toss in your hooked baits. Keep in mind that you want your hooked to bait to fall in the water column with your chum.
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Catfishing Techniques | Scott Manning | In The Spread
In Tennessee, you are probably targeting flathead catfish and blue catfish. Big trophy sized flatheads and blues roam the rivers and lakes. Both of these fish are structure oriented. With plenty deep rock piles, channel breaks, ledges with bends and turns in the river, the opportunities to boat giants are ever present.