Fishin' Mama

3 for me COTTON CORDELL,SUPER SPOT,24446 red crawfish at the ponderosa :-) YUM junebug flat tale worm

A friend let us fish their awesome pond today. We couldn't stay long as we had the little guy in tow. But, on second cast I snagged this beauty! My daughter, Anna, holding a bass for the first time! Matthew was so proud of his mama!

Matthew is proud of this fine catch! Round two fishing back at home.

Me and my pint sized partner headed south today for some bass fishing on the BIG pond at Mountain Lakes in Chester, SC. The bass were indeed biting on the Zoom Ultra Vibe Speed Craw Fishing Lures 12 Pack Junebug. Fishin' Mama's Catch of the Day 8/19/10

Fishin' Papa caught this small bass in our backyard. We caught about five in all today...all rather small though. In this 90 degree weather, the only bait we're getting bites with is the Zoom Ultra Vibe Speed Craw Fishing Lures 12 Pack Junebug . I believe it's something about purple lures this time of year.    

iTunes Fishing Shows Monster Fish of the Congo - National Geographic Channel: Explorer River Monsters, Season 2 - River Monsters Big Trout Radio: Songs About Fishing - Artie Traum, Chris Shaw & Tom Akstens Deep Sea Fishing - Savannah, GA - Destination Wild, Season 1 iPhone Fishing Apps Freshwater Fish ID South(HD) - Christopher Conner Knot Guide HD - Winkpass Creations Animated Fishing Knots - John Sherry FLW Outdoors: Fishing 101

River Monsters, Season 2 - River Monsters

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What's the catch? Bass, Walleye, Pike, Muskey, BlueGill, Perch and Crappie Carolina Rig Tackle Fishing Line A Barrel Swivel About 6' of leader line 2lb lighter test than your reel line 1/2oz. - l oz. Bullet or Egg Sinker Weight 1 Glass or Brass Bead or Rattle Chamber Hook Bait How to Tie the Carolina Rig 1.Tie one end of the leader line to the barrel swivel and set it aside. 2.Slide your main line through the sinker weights 3.Next, place the glass bead, brass bead, or rattle chamber behind the sinker weight. 4.Tie the main line to the other end of the barrel swivel. 5.Now, tie the end of the leader line to your hook. 6.Finally, hook your bait. Carolina Rig Bait Hooking bait to the Carolina Rig is exactly the same as the Texas Rig. If you use a minnow hook it just behind both lips. This keeps the minnow alive, and allows it to swim freely. Tips When tying your tackle to your line use the Clinch Knot . When using a plastic worm or night crawler, hook it t...

Gamakatsu Black Offset, Extra Wide Gap Worm Hook, 100 Pack, Size 3/0 3/16th bullet weight Z oom Worms in Junebug If you hear or see a giant bass, I suggest you switch to the Lizard in Junebug . Bigger bait for bigger bass!

When fishing in South Carolina the lakes and rivers are so full of bass that almost any method will work but here are a few suggestions to help you get started. Look for the bass around rocks, weeds, docks, coves, stumps, logs and under bridge pilings. Fishing the shallow water will usually prove to be rather productive as well because this is where many of the bass will be located especially during the spawning season. The smallmouth bass seem to be attracted to spinner lures that are bright and shinny. Crankbaits, plastic worms and bottom bumpers are also recommended along with using light tackle for the best results. The largemouth bass are drawn to spinnerbaits , crankbaits , topwater lures and buzzbaits . Always use caution and common sense when going out on any river or lake to help ensure your safety at all times. Bass fishing is a lot of fun and can be very exciting as long as you stay safe and follow the rules and regulations of the state. If you are not familiar with th...

Fishin' Mama's Catch of the Day! The second catch: "My gosh this is a super small one Mom!"

These 5 tips will help you catch more fish. 1. Varying the speed of the retrieve gets better results than a stead retrieve. 2. Know the characteristics, habitat and food preferences of the fish you are after. 3. Learn the contours of lakes and streams you fish - the dropoffs, holes, weedbeds and the location of underwater bars. 4. Know the temperature ranges most favorable to the species of fish and the depth at which these ranges are located. 5. Have a good selection of lures, because fish are choosy and there is no perfect lure for all conditions. General tips that may improve your hook-up ratio: - Wear natural colored clothing when fishing clear waters. Blues, greens and browns blend into scenery and won't spook fish as easily. - Your line twisted? Remove all hardware and drag behind the boat for a short distance and twists will be removed. - When fishing pockets in lily pads and weeds, drop an Arbogast Hula Popper in lightly, then just give it a twitch. The comb...