Michael’s bass photos 2019
Some of my 2019 bass more to come 🙂
Best bets for trophy catfish and bullhead in Massachusetts
These waterbodies consistently produce trophy-sized catfish and bullhead. The list was compiled using records from MassWildlife’s Freshwater Sportfishing Awards Program . Keep in mind that these aren’t the only places to try your luck.
Conditions and location are more important Taunton River
Conditions and location I believe are more important than lure selection or choice of bait when fishing the Taunton River.Perfect conditions being…evening,mild,overcast,slight wind out of the southwest,top half of the incoming tide.Least favorable conditions being…middle of the day,bright ,sunny,cool,wind out of the north,low water.Combining any of the favorable conditions will greatly increase your chances.
Bowfin Fishing in Massachusetts-Taunton River (video)
The bowfin is an elongated, cylindrical fish inhabiting slow moving backwaters in North America.
Two of the best bass worm Rigs
Two of the best rigs i find work killer on large mouth are Traditional Texas-rigging normally means bumping a worm or craw off the bottom, or flipping a craw or creature bait into shoreline brush and cover. Like the Carolina Rig, though, the Texas rig doesn’t have to be fished slowly with a lift-and-pause retrieve. The wacky rig This is the best rig i believe it has never failed me give it a try if you have not already The wacky...
Catch-and-release areas of Massachusetts
Catch-and-release areas There are 8 areas in the state that are designated as catch-and-release areas. When fishing in these areas, only artificial lures may be used and you may not have any bait in your possession.