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•On April 21, 1959, Alfred Dean caught a 2,664-pound great white shark off the coast of south Australia. He subdued this monster — the heaviest record fish ever listed by the International Game Fish Association (IGFA) — in only 50 minutes on 130-pound line. Dean also caught great whites weighing 2,333 and 2,536 pounds.


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The Secret Bass Fishing Techniques

One of the best bass fishing techniques would have to be splitshotting. This can make all the difference between a successful days fishing or sitting twiddling your thumbs all day.

Without doubt you should take the time to practice this bass fishing technique and not only will it make your a better bass fisher but it will give you more enjoyment when your out fishing during the cold winter months.

If you desire to master bass fishing then this is a technique that you must learn.

If you do decide to put the effort in you will learn very quickly how to master the art of the fall and winter bass fishing. By taking the time to learn techniques you will be rewarded with exceptional smallmouth bass.

A fact that you must remember is that it takes a smallmouth bass about eight to ten years to gain a weight in excess of five lbs. To make sure you preserve the smallmouth bass you should always practice responsible (click here to read the entire article)


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	Facts & Tips •The best time to fish is at early morning at first light and in the evening at last light. •Fish linger along riffles. Look for where the current changes behind a rock or log or along the edge of a stream. •Trout hide in the shadowy waters of a bank, rock or log feeding on bugs that drift to them. •Foamy riffles have a high oxygen content, attracting insects, which attract fish. •When searching for worms after dark use a flashlight covered with red cellophane to avoid scaring them away. •If collecting worms after a rain, use a spatula to make picking up slimy worms easier. •Fish like to hang out in the shaded side of rocks and logs. Cast your line here first. •Watching or reading about the fishing techniques of others can often prove successful wherever you fish. Actual time fishing is the best teacher. •Fish vary in their capability to distinguish color, but most have some ability. Red is the color to which fish are most sensitive but it is visible only at close distances. Blue and purple are most visible in deep water. •Appealing to the fishes taste, smell, feel and sight will increase the catch of any species. Live bait purportedly emits an "injured" odor and distress signal. •Fish in deep water look for food on their own visual plane or lower, whereas fish feeding near the surface tend to blend vertical and horizontal movement. •Barometric pressure seems to provide fish with the same stimulation as water fluctuations. Falling pressure influences fish to become more active along shorelines, whereas rising pressure leads to a decrease in fish activity and poorer fishing.




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		Facts & Tips •During early spring the northern portion of ponds and reservoirs tend to warm faster and will stimulate more activity than other areas. Turbid water will warm faster and cool slower than clear water. In early spring, look for fish to move out of clear water into turbid water. In summer, find fish in clear water during morning and evening. •Work lures faster in warm water and slower in cold water


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	Facts & Tips •Simple method for accurately measuring a fish's swimming speed. A fish is hooked. It makes a run. You measure how much line the fish took off the spool in a certain number of seconds, and you can calculate the fish's speed. The fastest fish was a sailfish that took out 300 feet of line in three seconds - 68mph. That's zero to 60 mph in 2.6 seconds!




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