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Puppy Drum | Inshore Eats
As bottom feeders, black drum feed heavily on oysters, shrimp, small crabs, clams and mussels. Cut bait and artificials work well when puppy drum are feeding heavy. When you think about all the bait options, the one that is easiest to get your hands on is shrimp.
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Tripletail FADs | Captain William Toney
This affinity for floating objects, gunky crab trap rope, pilings and channel markers makes tripletail easy pickings for fishermen. You are essentially sight fishing. As you motor past an object, you take a gander and see if anything is around. If so, you cast a few times and boom, hooked up. Yes and no.
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Winter Bass Fishing | Lake Guntersville
Starting at the deepest end is a good way to get the boat position correct the first time. Your job is to thoroughly work the area until you are sure you have covered it completely. Working from the deepest part of the point to the top allows you to be precise and cover all the edges and drops around the point. In most cases, the bass will hold at the bottom of it.
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Fishing Temperature Charts
Having a clear understanding of what elements to look for and why it matters is huge. Let's take a look at a few of the variables that are relevant and see how to layer them, to get a more data rich perspective. If you can relate variables like sea surface temperature or SST, chlorophyll, altimetry to known waypoints or structure, you will have narrowed your fishing down to a very defined and super productive area.
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Seth Horne | Fishing Videos
There really were not very many, if any, fishing videos that focused on sharing knowledge, teaching tactics and techniques in the early 2000's. The ability to create a video platform of your own was non-existent. This did not discourage Seth. It motivated him to create a one-stop shop for fishermen interested in pure learning.
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Altimetry Fishing | In The Spread
For altimetry fishing, we are only concerned with the up and down movements. If water is being forced down from the surface, then the food chain in going to be pushed down and the resulting fishing will not be good. Without the food, the bigger fish move.
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Sheepshead Fish | How to Catch
As fall transitions into winter and the water starts to cool, sheepshead will move onto structure to begin their spawn. The cooler the water gets, the more aggressive the fish seem to get. On the Gulf coast, December thru February are great times to bag this scrumptious fish. They are already showing up, but the bigger fish will become more prevalent as the water cools more.
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Yellowfin Tuna Videos | Catch More
In the sport of offshore fishing, there is no room for BS. You are spending too much time and money, while putting your personal safety at some risk to not be fully invested in knowing what you are doing. Knowledge is the difference maker. If you want to catch more fish and save yourself a lot of headaches, our yellowfin tuna videos show you how to catch more fish.
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Chunking Yellowfin Tuna
Lots of variables go into chunking yellowfin tuna. Depending on how long you intend to spend out on the water will determine how much bait you need to take. Whether you are going to carry live bait is a big factor. For over night or multi-day trips, take as much bait as you can carry. It is hard for me to tell you how much bait you need to take without knowing your boat size and setup.
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Early Fall Bass Fishing | Boat Houses
Boat houses are natural stops as the largemouth bass migrate to the shallow water to feed up prior to winter, and if the boat house has a depth range of 3 to 7 feet, the bass will move to them as they move shallow. Make hitting the house part of your early fall bass fishing routine.
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Live Bait for Muskie | Dwayne Hickey
The solution to this problem is simple. Musky anglers have two hooking systems to avoid gut hooking muskie. The first system is a quick strike rig. This rig usually consists of a single hook rigged through both lips of the sucker, followed by a short steel leader tied directly to the base of the hook.
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Big Swordfish | In The Spread
Driving on big swordfish is a magnitude order higher, so you better hope your wheelman knows what to do. This is a mental game as much as anything. In big swordfish fishing, you need to imagine what the fish is doing as it swims and circles round and round. If you do not maintain the angle on the fish, you will have problems.
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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.