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Bass Fishing Reports

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One of the benefits of being part of a community of anglers is fishing reports. You can read, write, and evaluate reports in our forum at Bass Fishing Reports.

 

These reports will be here for years to come. Want to know what other anglers did at a lake last Spring? Click on your State and see if there are any reports available. It can also be your own ledger to keep up with how you did.

 

When creating a fishing report try to include as much information as possible. For example outdoor temperature, water temperature, water clarity, cloudy or sunny etc…. These will create a basis for yourself and other anglers to look a. Both when catching is good or not so good.

 

Every time you go fish stop by and let us know how you did. You will not only be benefiting yourself, but also your fellow anglers.

Posted by BassRumors - January 28, 2012 at 3:07 am

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Strike King now has an APP


Source: Strike King Lure Co.
Collierville, TN – Strike King Lures announced today the release of the Strike King Fishing Log App, which is now available at iTunes for download. This app will change the way you capture data, log trip information and ultimately analyze patterns for future trips. Built as a partnership between Strike King Lures and My Code Matters, LLC, this app has a robust offering that will benefit most any angler.

“It has always been our goal at Strike King to deliver products that help anglers catch more fish,” announced Doug Minor, Strike King VP of Sales & Marketing. “Just like our baits, this app does just that. Not only will it help people remember previous trips, but it will also help in learning how to better pattern and catch more fish.”

The Strike King App is a full-featured fishing information log, which allows you to easily collect data on the fly and to store the information for future reference. When paired with the Strike King Web Portal, which allows you to sync and sort your collected data, this tool will help you become a better angler. Features include:

Multiple Fishing Types

Maintain concise records of data relating to fresh water and saltwater fishing. Capture Weather Conditions

Automated capture of temperature, barometric pressure, dew point, relative humidity, visibility, wind, cloud conditions and moon phase. GPS Enabled

Ability to set waypoints and automatically capture GPS coordinates, time and date. Advanced Equipment Libraries

Build your tackle box including rod, reel, line type and baits. All Strike King baits are pre-loaded. Advanced Fish Libraries

Comprehensive selection of fresh and saltwater fish types to choose from based on IGFA listing. Show Trips

See your waypoints and your GPS location using Google Maps. Photo Galleries

Share photos on Facebook and other channels with the push of a button John Gutierrez, President of My Code Matters added, “When we went to work on this application, we knew we had a very powerful tool and needed a strong marketing partner to help us deliver to the consumer’s hand. Seeing the strength of Strike King, I know we have all the right pieces in place. We are excited by the relationship and what this app offers.”

The Strike King app is available now on iTunes for $1.99 and will be available for the Android market very soon. The Web Portal is a membership based feature and is available at StrikeKing.com, as is a link to the iTunes store. The web portal will back up all of your trip information allowing for data sorting and easy analyzing of your previous fishing trips. The annual membership fee is $29.99.

Posted by BassRumors - January 28, 2012 at 3:07 am

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VT – Ice Fishing Opportunities are Great Where Ice is Safe

Ice Fishing Opportunities are Great Where Ice is Safe

WAITSFIELD, Vt — Vermont offers great ice fishing on lakes throughout the state when ice conditions are safe. Vermont Fish and Wildlife recommends at least six inches of solid ice for safe ice fishing.

Vermont’s premier fishing destination, Lake Champlain, offers many ice fishing opportunities. According to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department, ice anglers can find quality fishing for many species on this 120-mile long lake, including landlocked salmon, lake trout, northern pike, yellow perch, white perch, walleye, crappie, and smelt.

“Lake Champlain attracts twice as much fishing activity during the winter as during the summer, particularly in the northern third of the lake,” said State Fisheries Biologist Brian Chipman. “The plentiful yellow perch is the mainstay of the winter fishery, but many ice anglers also find good fishing for other species.”

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Posted by Jon - January 28, 2012 at 3:06 am

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ND – Careful When Removing Fish Houses

Early ice fishing reports from many areas of the state have been promising. However, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department advises winter anglers to be cautious when moving or removing permanent fish houses and travelling on state lakes.

Robert Timian, chief game warden, said an unseasonably mild winter has caused some ice houses to already break through the ice. “Record breaking high temperatures and strong winds this winter have resulted in inconsistent ice conditions in much of the state,” Timian said. “Anglers should assess the need to move their respective ice houses. If ice conditions on a lake deteriorate, they should check the weather forecast and consider removing their house.”

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Posted by Jon - January 28, 2012 at 3:06 am

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NH – Free Youth Ice Fishing Class Offered

LANCASTER, N.H. — What are those folks doing out there on the ice? Visit just about any frozen waterbody lately and you’ll see anglers enjoying some “hard water” fishing. Youth age 8 and older are invited to attend a free beginner ice fishing course on Saturday, February 4, 2012, in Lancaster, N.H. This educational workshop is sponsored by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department and UNH Cooperative Extension 4-H. Participants should be accompanied by an adult, and should bring warm clothing and a bag lunch. We will spend a few hours in the classroom learning about fish biology, ice fishing equipment and safety, then travel to a top-secret ice fishing spot to try to outwit some fish!

The course is being offered at the North Country Resource Center, 629 Main Street, Lancaster, N.H., from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on February 4. There is no cost for the workshop, but pre-registration is required. To register, call Coös County 4-H at 603-788-4961.

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Posted by Jon - January 28, 2012 at 3:06 am

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Brown, Lane Lead Lake Toho Bass Fishing Tournament

Bobby Lane of Florida and Gerald Brown of Oklahoma weighed 23.20 pounds Friday to jump into the lead of the PAA Tour Team Challenge bass fishing tournament on Lake Toho.

Posted by BassResource - January 28, 2012 at 3:06 am

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Abstraction – Environment Agency Claim Success

Tighter restrictions on abstraction licences have boosted the health of more than 590 miles of river across England and Wales according to Environment Agency figures just released.

Posted by FishingMagic - January 28, 2012 at 3:06 am

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England Feeder Squad Announced

Former World Champion Tom Pickering, Manager of the Angling Trust Preston Innovations England Feeder Team, announces the squad for the 2012 World Feeder Championships.

Posted by FishingMagic - January 28, 2012 at 3:06 am

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Redmire Pool – FSM goes Under the Hammer

Angling Auctions, Europe’s leading specialist auctioneers of Fishing tackle and related Items, announce that their sale on 14 April 2012 will include one of the most historically important examples of the work of London taxidermist J. Cooper & Sons.

Posted by FishingMagic - January 28, 2012 at 3:06 am

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New Homes for Fish in Leeds

Thousands of fish in Leeds are set to get a new home on 31 January thanks to a collaborative project between anglers and the Environment Agency.

Posted by FishingMagic - January 28, 2012 at 3:06 am

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