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A high-dollar bass boat rigged with high-tech electronics is the rage of bass fishing today, but there is a less expensive way to catch bass: Bank fishing. Bank Fishing Advantages If you can find the right location, you can catch bass fishing from the bank better than you can from a boat. Some of the advantages of fishing from the …
If you’ve been a subscriber for as long as Karl VonDibble, you’ve likely piled up one heck of a collection of empties. If you’ve been wondering what to do with your empty boxes, allow Karl VonDibble, CFO of Karl’s Bait & Tackle, to give you a few ideas. What do you do with your empties? And what other ideas should …
Feeder creeks have all the right stuff for the making of a top-notch bass factory. Allow us to explain. What Are Feeder Creeks? Creeks flowing into lakes are known as feeder creeks, which provide consistently good bass fishing throughout the year. The section where the creek flows into a natural lake or manmade reservoir features a steady flow of oxygenated …
Throwing swimbaits for bass can be fished from top to bottom in clear water if it is rigged correctly. The beauty of a paddletail swimbait is that it can be rigged different ways to make it fall vertically with its head down or swim horizontally. It can also be rigged weedless for fishing around cover or with the hook exposed …
Anglers have probably heard the term “JDM Tackle” a few zillion times pertaining to bass fishing gear, but do you know what it really means? “JDM” stands for Japanese Domestic Market, and it is widely regarded as premium, innovative, and top of the line fishing tackle. Basically, the rest of the world’s fishing industry goes as the Japanese Domestic Market …
By now you’ve all seen Karl VonDibble’s rise to the CFO of this company. He’s overthrown the CEO, announced some BIG plans to launch his online tackle shop, and even somehow still had time for a few very long lunch breaks. But, did you know HOW Karl’s Mystery Tackle Box got it’s name? Well, wonder no longer… Karl’s Bait …
25 miles from Keewanaw Point and 42 miles from Marquette, deep into the abyss of Lake Superior, stands a lighthouse known as Stannard Rock, the loneliest place in North America. Susceptible to violent winds and arctic cold, the lighthouse was often a punishment for entry level (or poorly behaved) members of the Coast Guard. Now automated, the lighthouse warns ships …
Boat wakes pound your boat as cabin cruisers, pontoon boats and jet skis pass by in a never-ending procession. You’re facing another summer weekend barrage of recreational boat traffic while you vainly attempt to fish your favorite spots. If you’ve been losing battles to the recreational boaters and getting skunked on your summertime outings, don’t surrender or abandon ship. You …
I was recently wondering aloud to some friends, “Yo, if I die, how will everyone know I loved to fish, like, forever?” And it seems whoever wiretapped my Siri was definitely paying attention! I was recently made aware of an Arkansas Glory Boats builds what they call “vessels to convey the mortal remains of outdoors enthusiasts to that glorious final …
What is the best fishing song of all time? We posted a story to our Instagram over the weekend listening to “Shut Up & Fish” by country artists Maddie & Tae. An all time classic, in my opinion, it tells the story of a girl just trying to fish, while her city slicker boyfriend just wants to make nice. A …
Spinnerbait vs chatterbait. You roll up to the lake, see some shallow water, some wood cover, maybe a nice stretch of docks in muddy water. Which are you going to bust out, how are you going to trail them, and when should you throw each bait? Allow Ben Milliken to break down the differences and similarities for you here! When …
Originally designed as a musky bait, the Whopper Plopper by River2Sea has quickly become one of the hottest topwater baits in the bass world – and they’re flying off tackle store shelves from coast to coast. An inline stick bait with a segmented propeller on the back, the Whopper Plopper is part buzzbait, part prop bait, and 100 percent deadly …
