June 30th, 2009 Ivo Posted in Fish Catching Basics, Fishing Lures | 2 Comments »
When it comes to catching fish, some typical questions anglers ask are “what did you catch them on” and “what color did you use”? These are probably 2 of the most common questions that we anglers carry in our vocabulary – and why not, they are important. Read More »
June 23rd, 2009 Claudio Posted in Drifting, Saltwater Fishing, Viewer Questions, Viper Spoon | 2 Comments »
Viewer Question: “Hey guys how are you doing hope all is well. I was just wondering if there is any special setup for stripper fishing, for the viper spoon. I’ll be going fishing on Thurs so if you can get back to me by tomorrow that would be great. Cesare.” Read More »
June 23rd, 2009 Claudio Posted in Drifting, Saltwater Fishing, T-Turn Swivel, Viewer Questions, Viper Spoon | No Comments »
Viewer Question: “I saw your Field Test Review in my monthly On The Water Magazine. What size/style Viper Spoons do you recommend for Fluking in Long Island waters? What type of rigging is needed with these spoons for deep water fluke? And finally, what is the weight of these spoons? Thanks, Jim” Read More »
June 16th, 2009 Ivo Posted in Freshwater Fishing | No Comments »
The beauty of fishing for snook is that it gives you an opportunity to use a multitude of different baits. You can use live bait, cut bait, or artificial baits and you can be assured that snook will give you a great fight as well! Read More »
May 27th, 2009 Phil Posted in Casting, Drifting, Fishing Line, New Fishing Lure, Shore Fishing, Thundermist Lure Company, Trolling, Videos | No Comments »
Thundermist Lure Company presents… the “Perfect Series”, their new line of innovative fishing tackle! The Perfect Series will contain Thundermist Lure Company’s very own new, innovative fishing tackle and/or our own new twists on existing fishing tackle. The first product to be launched (soon – in the coming weeks) in the Thundermist Lure Company’s Perfect Series will be an exciting new Read More »
May 27th, 2009 Ivo Posted in Drifting, Freshwater Fishing, Trolling | No Comments »
Musky are often referred to as the fish of a thousand casts, but that’s not always so. Muskies are in fact readily available! Here’s how you can land your share of muskies. Read More »