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There’s More than One Way To Go Wacky, pt. 1

Friday, 25 January 2013 09:13 Stan Fagerstrom
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By Stan Fagerstrom
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January 25, 2013

If you haven’t gone a little wacky in recent years it’s probably high time you did.

I suppose there are those who would say don’t encourage the guy who bass fishes to get any more wacky than he is already.  It’s not the behavior of that bassin’ man with the rod in his hand I’m talking about.  What I have in mind are the different approaches to bass angling that employ a Wacky Style presentation to put fish in the boat.

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Draggin' Through the Trees

Friday, 18 January 2013 08:49 Jim Smith
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By Jim Smith


January 18, 2013

Draggin’

When I think about draggin’, (A.K.A. C-Rig or Carolina Rig fishing),  normally I think about using it in particular situations that involve pulling a chosen bait at the end of a designated length and strength of leader material, and ahead of a chosen weight and style of a sliding sinker. This setup readily creates a disturbance that is always noticeable and sometimes gets followed by curious prey, which then gets the attention of a hungry predator. It is very effective.

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She Vibrates While She Flutters! pt. 3

Friday, 11 January 2013 08:25 Stan Fagerstrom
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January 11, 2013

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That sinking metal lures of one kind or another can sometimes be darned effective for bass comes as no surprise to experienced anglers who’ve been around for awhile.

If you’ve followed the Bass Masters Classic down through the years you’ve seen proof of it surface at this intensely competitive event.  I was there when Stanley Mitchell outfished the other contestants.  If my memory isn’t playing tricks on me, young Stanley got the job done primarily by catching most of his bass with a metal spoon.

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Caring For Your Rods

Wednesday, 16 January 2013 14:12 Scott Hammer
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By Scott Hammer


January 16, 2013

Not everyone has the luxury of fishing year-round. Don’t hate me, but I do. I actually have to make myself set aside time to tend to tackle and equipment house-keeping this time of year. For those of you stuck indoors, make the most of it by getting ready now for the spring thaw.

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The Senko's Versatility

Thursday, 10 January 2013 07:25 Gary Dobyns
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By Gary Dobyns


January 10, 2013

Most of you know I do a lot of seminars out West and I get a lot of questions.

” What’s your big fish bait?”

“What bait have you won the most on?”

And most recently, “What bait could you not afford to give up?”

That last question’s easy: the SENKO. I started recalling tournaments I’d fished the last few years and many times the Senko was what accounted for many of my fish, some of them big ones. When it gets tough, a Senko is my first go-to bait. Many times I weight it so I’m not fishing slow at all, and I’m not necessarily fishing shallow either.

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