The survey is at http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/5904.htm
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Showing posts with label bass fishing tricks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bass fishing tricks. Show all posts
Monday, April 19, 2010
2010 Indiana Deer Season and Equipment Use Survey by DNR
This survey is being conducted by the Division of Fish and Wildlife to help gauge interest in season structure and equipment use for upcoming changes to the deer season. Any changes being made will be on a 5-year trial basis, and will be re-evaluated at the end of that time period.
The survey is at http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/5904.htm
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The survey is at http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/5904.htm
The Bait Barn
Friday, October 5, 2007
Quick Bass fishing tricks for fishermen.
Dark color to Black spinnerbaits are good for overcast and night fishing for bass.
Light and bright to Chartreuse colored spinnerbaits during a bright sunny days. After casting let your spinnerbait fall for a few seconds then do a slow retrieve. Always test your spinnerbait next to your boat or along a pier to see how fast you need to crank your reel to provide your best action for your lure. When in the warmer waters bass are usually deep due to the low oxygen content in the shallows. I recommend using a diver to get down to where they are lurking. Bass are an aggressive hunter and need the cool water to supply them with more oxygen for hunting. When the waters are warm they are less aggressive and tend to move more slowly. Always search for bass in areas where they can hide such as stumps, submerged debris and grassy areas in coves.
The Bait Barn
Light and bright to Chartreuse colored spinnerbaits during a bright sunny days. After casting let your spinnerbait fall for a few seconds then do a slow retrieve. Always test your spinnerbait next to your boat or along a pier to see how fast you need to crank your reel to provide your best action for your lure. When in the warmer waters bass are usually deep due to the low oxygen content in the shallows. I recommend using a diver to get down to where they are lurking. Bass are an aggressive hunter and need the cool water to supply them with more oxygen for hunting. When the waters are warm they are less aggressive and tend to move more slowly. Always search for bass in areas where they can hide such as stumps, submerged debris and grassy areas in coves.
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