What Is It? Fish It Right And It Is What The Bass Want!

Found some old archive videos form years back talking about bait selection. Few things may have changed but not much.

Face facts, anything with a hook attached can fool a bass, any bass, once in a while. But if you want to reach some consistency in your swimbait efforts, you need to understand the deficiencies and strengths of each lure. "Illusion vs Realism" 

Throwback Thursday: A Pictures Worth? Before cell phones and a few other photography improvements, do you remember the Polaroid Cameras? These cameras of the day set the precedent of CPR (Catch, Photo, Release) where you could take a photo and see that you got the picture in a few minutes and then let your catch go.    

Open Wide And Let me See Your Pearly Whites! 

A True "Throw back Thursday" One of many lure designs I was part of in the 90's Lindy Tiger Tubes 

 Lakers Tuesday: Join Derrek Stewart and myself on Great Bear Lake in NWT @ Plummer's Lodges on the fine art of throwing monster tubes for Lake Trout. This will work on any body of water in the world.

In the Big Bass Zone, there is nothing better than a timely question, especially for anglers facing a summer of puzzles. The following comes from John Wick of San Diego, Calif., who writes, “Hey Bill and Mike. I’ve always admired you for your contributions to the sport, I read your book and have a couple of questions. I have begun to fish a particular lake often and, after reading your book, I was thinking the tubes would be great for all the shad-chasers. What colors and sizes would you suggest?

Joseph Zuzevich of Rockford, IL wrote: "I love the site and am reading your book for the second time. I live in an area where I believe my personal best (7 pounds) could be improved upon. I also have a lot of Esox swimming in local waters so I think this year I'm going to focus on big tubes with a multispecies approach.