In 100-degree weather, bass look for shade to avoid the heat. Target spots like docks, weed canopies, and overhanging trees. Fish slowly since bass are less active. Use lighter lures and aim for deeper waters early in the morning or late in the evening for improved chances of catching bass. Select appropriate bait as well. … Read more

Fishing at Applegate Lake, Oregon, works best in the evenings. Key spots include the dam, French Gulch, and Seattle Bar. Use the Copper and French Gulch boat ramps. Anglers catch trout by wind drifting with flies, using wedding rings tipped with worms, or trolling lures. Enjoy your time on the lake! Early morning or late … Read more

The Pine Squirrel Leech works well for lake fishing. It mimics small baitfish and sculpins. Tie it with red thread heads in size eight for best results. The leech has a pulsing action that attracts trout. Use it for both sight fishing and blind fishing tactics. Consider watching a fishing video for effective tying techniques. … Read more

To fish a Zoom Baby Brush Hog, Texas rig it with a Gamakatsu 2/0 hook and a 1/8 ounce sinker. Cast it and let it fall to the bottom. Use a twitch, nudge, or pop motion to create action. This approach attracts both small and largemouth bass effectively. Another effective technique is the weightless rig. … Read more

Yateley Pads Lake is well-known for carp fishing. The popular pegs are Pole Position and Waiting Man’s. For the best catch, use bait such as 15mm wafters and maggots close to the pads. Don’t forget to check the nearby River Blackwater for additional fishing opportunities. Start by familiarizing yourself with the layout of the lake. … Read more

To fish woolly buggers in lakes, use a dead-drift method under a strike indicator. You can also tight-line nymph the fly. For better results, jig the woolly bugger slightly across the current. This technique works well, like using a soft hackle wet fly or a streamer. Use size #8 or smaller for effective nymphing. Retrieve … Read more

To fish wood for Largemouth Bass, use a Flipping Jig with a trailer. It moves easily through branches. You can also try craw baits, beaver baits, creature baits, plastic worms, and soft stick baits. Choose your bait based on the type of cover in the water for the best results. Choose the right lures to … Read more

Use the Strike King Trout Tube lure by gently shaking it while reeling in. Retrieve it slowly until it contacts the bottom features, such as rocks or brush. Then, shake the lure slowly in the fishing cover. This technique enhances engagement and effectively triggers strikes from fish. When casting, aim for the edges of structures, … Read more

You can fish with store-bought salmon. First, choose high-quality salmon with visible marbling. Cut off the skin and use it as bait. Salmon effectively attracts various fish, like flounder. Ensure the salmon is fresh and safe. For raw consumption, use sushi-grade salmon for versatile preparation options. Interestingly, store-bought salmon also has potential as bait for … Read more

To fish for salmon with spoon baits, cast upstream at a 10-degree angle. Keep the rod tip pointed at the spoon. Retrieve the bait slightly faster than the current. This technique improves your control and provides better water coverage while maintaining the right fishing depth and retrieval speed for effective fishing conditions. First, choose the … Read more