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you can watch hunders of hours of fishing programs online at myoutdoortv.com All kinda of great shows there.

I hate snow and cold weater , so you would think I'd be smart enough not to live in the frozen North but alast I do LOL I get out some in the winter though and fish the river, which only freezes if it gets colder then my ex-wifes heart. LOL

X2 My favorite by far skippin my heavy salt baits under docks, willow trees, brush and anything I can find that most fishermen fish just the front of I fish the back of.

For me it's fenisse fishing with light lines and tiny baits. I like power fishing something fast that you can cover a lot of water and on 50 lb. braid. The only slow technique I like is Deadsticking.

Who in their right mind would run at top speed at night? That will get you a ticket here.

The wierdest thing I've ever caught was a long time ago when I was a kid fishing with marshmellow and eggs. I cast out and before it sank a duck ate the marchmellow. He took off flying and I had to rell in a duck in the air. Daffy put up a good fight in the air but the real battle started when I got it to the dock. Them things can be really mean!!!!! lol Daffy didnt know I was trying to help him and he bit the shhhh out of me lol

If there is any dead trees that you can fall in the water makes the best cover for bass you can get. About 8 to 10 feet of water is best if you can get the tree in that deep. If you are able to cut a live tree a hardwood tree makes the best cover right away. Pine trees will make good cover after a few years in the water but at first bass will not use them because of the chemicals (pine tar) that leech on into the water.