February 3rd, 2010
Line size plays a very important role in determining the depth that you can obtain with a crankbait. You are simply going to get more depth with lighter line. The reason is that the lighter the line, the smaller the diameter, so there is less friction coming through the water. The heavier the line, the more resistance because there’s more friction.
You would be surprised at the difference that 10-pound test line and 20-pound test make. With the average crankbait, you can get a couple of extra feet of depth with 10-pound test and in many situations, an extra 2 feet can be crucial. But when you use line below 10-pound test, you actually lose a little depth because of line stretch.
Another poblem created by using heavier line with crankbaits is the possibility of altering that all-important vibration pattern. Anything that moves through the water vibrates to some degree, and line also makes noise coming through the water. The diameter of heavier line can change the vibration pattern of a crankbait.
Naturally, the smaller the lure, the more critical the problem becomes – both in terms of depth and vibration. Larger lures do not present that much of a problem. BASS FISHING ORLANDO FLORIDA, Orlando Bass Fishing Guides,
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January 26th, 2010
Look for shifting winds. Wind rotates around storms, so if wind direction stays constant for a long period of time near a disturbancne it could mean the bad weather is headed right at you….Bass Fishing Orlando, Bass Fishing Lakeland Florida,
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January 26th, 2010
Wind from the north, don’t venture forth.
Wind from the east, fish bite least.
Wind from the south blows the bait in the fish’s mounth.
Wind from the west, fish bite best. …..BASS ARE BITTING IN ORLANDO FLORIDA, and Lakeland Florida to,
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January 12th, 2010
Fishing report January- 12- 2010. Bass are very slow because of being very cold, 20 and 30 degrees is not norm for Florida. But we are still catching bass on wild shiners and it is worming up this week thank god. And spawning season is starting in a week or two we are ready for big bass. Thank you Big Bass Guide Service.
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December 19th, 2009
Captain Charlie uses two different types of outfits for his spinnerbait fishing, depending on whether he’s target fishing or working large weed flats.
Target Fishing – You’ll need a 5-1/2 foot medium-power baitcaster with a limber tip for good casting accuracy. Combine this with a medium-speed baitcasting reel.
Weed-Flat Fishing – Use a 7-foot medium-power baitcaster with a long handle for making two-handed power casts. The distance is necessary to cover expansive weed flats. Use the same type of reel as you would for target fishing.
Your choice of line depends on water clarity. For clear water, Captain Charlie uses 8- to 10-pound-test mono; for dark or muddy water, 30-pound superline or 17- to 25-pound mono. Bass Fishing Olando Florida,
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December 11th, 2009
Frog fishing demands heavy tackle. Most pros combine a 7 1/2 foot flipping stick and a baitcasting reel spooled with 20- to 30- pound test line, either abrasion – resistance mono or super line. The long stout rod serves three important purposes: making long cast, setting the hook for a distance in horsing the fish out of lilly pads or other dense weeds. Frog fishing generally takes place in expanses of shallow vegetation where the strike zone can be enormous, so making long casts and working the bait all the way back to the boat is crucial. Bass Fishing Orlando and Kissimmee Florida,
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November 21st, 2009
Sight fishing involves light spinning tackle and small diameter line, usually 6- to 8- pound test, low visibility mono. The rod should be 6- to 6-1/2 feet long and have a limber tip that promotes casting distance and ensures that you don’t put too much pressure on a hooked bass. The reel should have a fairly high retrieve ratio and a wide spool capable of holding enough line to make lengthly casts. Bass Fishing Kissimmee Florida,
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November 21st, 2009
Stand in the bow and move along at a slow but constant speed with your trolling motor, looking for fish or the movements or shadows that indicate fish. Be sure to wear drab clothing, wear polarized sunglasses and keep the sun at your back as much as possible to minimize glare. Try to keep a low profile, keep body movement to a minimum and avoid making any noise. Alot of lakes in Orlando and Kissimmee and Disney area have very clear water for sight fishing. Orlando Florida Bass Fishing,
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November 17th, 2009
Bass fishing report for November 09 fishing is good catching alot of fish. catching fish on live bait and on artificial baits, But we need costumers things are very slow because of this very dead economy, your bass fishing guides are ready call today, BASS FISHING GUIDES KISSIMMEE FLORIDA,
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October 3rd, 2009
Casting Giant plugs, which may weigh more than a quarter-pound, requires a long,stiff rod,such as a 7to 8 foot, heavy-power, fast action flippin stick. Someplug fisherman swear by a 7-foot muskie rod or even a light surfcasting rod. Pair this with a highspeed baitcaster,giant plugs require a fairly rapid retrieve. Most anglers prefer low-vis mono, from 20-to-30- pound test, but if you are trying to fish deep, use 15-pound. BASS FISHING GUIDES ORLANDO FLORIDA,
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