Bass Pro Moynagh: A Look Back at 2014 – Part Two

The following recaps some of the highlights and lowlights from my fishing in 2014’s second half.
READ MORE ›The following recaps some of the highlights and lowlights from my fishing in 2014’s second half.
READ MORE ›Even though it might not be winter yet, it isn’t too early to get your fishing gear ready a long winter nap.
READ MORE ›Try the piers, a dam, the riprap, bridges, and the rocks for some excellent “shore” fishing this summer.
READ MORE ›Smallmouth bass can often be tough to find in the springtime. They school up
in huge numbers, but many spots will be as devoid of life as the far side of
the moon. The key is put the time in to locate the schools and the action can
be like Fourth of July fireworks! Smallmouth can go off like rockets when
hooked. That’s why we all love them!
One of the most thrilling experiences on fresh water is when a chunky bass, be it a largemouth or smallmouth, blows up on a surface bait.
READ MORE ›However you fish them, no tackle box is complete without a decent assortment of soft plastics in the following categories: grubs, tubes, worms, "creatures" (representing crayfish), and swimbaits.
READ MORE ›I’ve crossed swords with smallmouth bass from Minnesota
to Vermont, Missouri
to Ontario,
and each time it is a discovery of strength.
When it’s summer in my home state of Minnesota, the water teems with boats
and fishermen. But when the temperatures drop and the docks come out, our lakes
and rivers become nearly private playgrounds for dedicated anglers who know a
little secret. What’s the secret? That late autumn is the best time to catch a
lot of big fish!
Of all the fish we have in North America, I like catching smallmouth bass the most. Recently, on our “Good Fishing” television program, we went to Wisconsin for some of the biggest smallmouth bass I’ve ever caught. They were absolute FOOTBALLS! Here’s how we caught them.
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