With the Bass Master Classic going on down in South Carolina right now, I figured there was no better time than to help out all of you hopeful Bass Pro fisherman out. I hope you have a crayon and construction paper ready for some notes, because, you're going to want to write all of this down, that is of course, if you don't have access to a printer.
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| Bass Pro - Mike Iaconelli |
Justin Carfagnini's: How to fish like the Pro's
The basics:
1. Rod - It just doesn't matter.
2. Reel - It just doesn't matter.
3. Line - It just doesn't matter.
The secret combo to becoming a Bass Pro:
1. Red and white bobber - It's a classic, and classics catch fish.
2. Steel leader - Because, you never know when you're going to run into those toothy predators. It also, has a snap at the end, so, you can change out whatever lure you didn't know how to use out, for other lures you do not know how to use.
3. Red/white Daredevle spoon - It flat out catches fish.
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Take a moment and gather yourself. I know your mind has just been blown away.
To give you a visual of what this type of set up looks like, and it's capabilities, please see below. I discovered the secret back in 2005, and have enough will power and knowledge of self to know, that I just cannot handle it's fish catching powers. So, in the year 2005, it stayed.
...and here is a closer look at the set up. It was extremely effective in catching crayfish/crawfish, too. You might ask yourself, but why would you want to catch those when you're out bass fishing a big tournament. Simple answer - to see what color they are, so, you can better match the forage of body of water you're trying to win big bucks on, duh!
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| Yankee's hat...I definitely don't remember that. What in the hell? haha |
Hope this helps all of you out there!!!!!
you're funny. :)
ReplyDeleteI often pull a red worm under said red/white bobber to locate Bluegill in one of the local lakes. Then hit them with a fly. Kind of like a fish finder.
ReplyDeleteThee old bait and switch! I used to do that with my conventional gear. I'd soak bait with 1 rod and cast lures with the other. Here in Illinois you're only allowed 2 rods in the water at a time.
DeleteI thought all I needed was a NASCAR shirt!
ReplyDeleteHahahaha! You get that later.
DeleteOh, so a red and white Bobber about 4 feet above a red and white Daredevil spoon ought to do it. I am on it.........................................
ReplyDeleteHoward, you forgot the "Hot Babe" to ride in your car!
Looking forward to seeing you win next years Bass Master Classic, Mel!
Delete1. a cool shirt like michael i.
ReplyDelete2. a dip
3. a gopro.
Can't forget about the GoPro!
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