Tip's for Ohio LargeMouth Bass Fishing!
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Crab
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Joined: 25 Jan 2006
Location: Ironton
Tip's on Bass fishing with Senkos
When I use a senko Type bait
I use a barrel swivel in line to keep my line from twisting.
Sometimes you need to put a little erratic action into your senko and it causes
twists.
So to stop this I first tie a barrel swivel on the business end of my line then
I attach a
10 inch length of Fluorocarbon on one end of the swivel, on the other end
I tie my hook.
Then you Texas rig your senko like you would normally do and
no twists.
Hope it helps you out it did me!
Article #2=
Crab
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Joined: 25 Jan 2006
Location: Ironton
Topwater
Tricks and Modifications
I fish Top water
baits a lot, love that adrenalin rush. Here are a few things I do
to modify my baits. First as with all my baits I put a red treble hook on the
front because that's where
I want the bass to key on. Its harder to throw my bait if he's on the front
treble hook.
Second I use a snap not snap swivel on my bait to help give it more action as
you can see on the
2 splash-its and the ricco in the above picture. You can also see the red hooks.
Then most important of all I take some fly line floatent (stuff
you wipe on fly line to make it float)
and with a small piece of cloth apply it to about a foot of my line in front of
my bait.
This causes the line to float and not sink intern helping the bait spit more
water and helping me walk
the dog with my bait easier. It drives the bass nuts when nothing else will.
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Parrotheadjim
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Joined: 09 Oct 2005
Location: Kent Ohio
Oldies but
Goodies
With all the hype on all
the new lures that come out today don't forget the
oldie but goodies lures. I find that lures that worked years ago are just as
good and sometimes
better in triggering a bite. Lures like the old Babe Winkelman shadings, Bagley
small fry, pop R's,
jitterbugs , hula poppers, Johnny O Neal WeedWing, rebel deep WeeR, Barney
spoons, countdown
Rapala are just some of the oldie but goodie go to lures....JIM
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idratherbefishing
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Joined OHF: 13 Jan 2007
Location: Marysville Ohio
By far some of the most exciting
fishing other than top water is getting bass off the beds
when they go shallow to spawn. One thing that I do when I get a bass that won't
budge is something
I remember Shaw Grigsby doing a few years back.
*Try throwing a large more disruptive bait first, and then
downsizing to get the strike.
Keep in mind that in the interest of the species casts should be retrieved next
to the bed and
not directly through it.
*Also LIZARDS naturally predate on eggs during the spawn
and as a result trigger the instinct to protect
the bed in addition to being one of the favorite items on a bass' menu!
Article #5=
Woody
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Joined: 02 Feb 2006
Location: NE Ohio/Bayou country
Tip to help Float Line
I noticed a
tip to use fly line dressing. Good idea.
Being a cheapskate, I usually use Chapstick (It's just grease) which I always
have handy. When fishing with a bobber when you don't want your line to sink
I put some Armor-all on a small rag and coat about a cast length.
That floats it.
Chapstick is also good on rods with metal ferrules.
It Keeps them from sticking. I've never tried it on graphite.
Woody
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