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4 Simple Ways to Fish for Bass in Washington/Oregon

4 Simple Ways to Fish for Bass in Washington/Oregon

Posted March 31, 2016

The Northwestern states of Oregon & Washington are well known for their popular runs of salmon & steelhead, great offshore Pacific Ocean opportunities and unique fisheries like sturgeon. Species abound in this territory of plentiful rainfall and a moderate climate. One species that gets attention all over the USA is often overlooked in Washington and Oregon. The largemouth bass.All across the U.S. people fish avidly for bass, compete in tournaments and chase trophy largemouth. These fish are popular for a few specific reasons. Bass react primarily to moving baits which results in styles of fishing that require technique and attention....

Steelhead Float Fishing Tutorial Videos

Steelhead Float Fishing Tutorial Videos

Posted March 30, 2016

Float fishing for STEELHEAD is an addictive technique that requires constant attention to the float (bobber) and pays off when your float disappears below the surface. Pull back and feel the first few headshakes from a hot steelhead...you'll be hooked on fishing floats for steelhead. Whether you're fishing jigs, bait, worms, beads or otherwise below a float, these tutorial videos will help you get equipped to go out and float fish for steelhead.Let's start with the sliding float! Good for mid-to-big water and allows for easier mending and great cast ability.Here is a video on rigging up a fixed float,...

Why Salmon & Steelhead Are One of The Worlds Most Addictive Fish

Why Salmon & Steelhead Are One of The Worlds Most Addictive Fish

Posted March 21, 2016

Line peels, rod bent downriver as a big, bright fish breaks the water surface. Tail propelling it powerfully into the air, the fish shows it's beautiful blushed side and spits the hook all in one motion. Disappearing to leave the river quiet and seemingly untouched.Photo by Cameron Black A successfully landed fish, whether released or otherwise, is an experience that every angler is looking to have. The allure of the unexpected in fishing grabs anglers all over the world and provides a huge economic and recreational value to the surrounding communities and anglers.Fishing has ingrained itself deeply into our roots...

Spring Chinook Secrets! FISHING SEMINAR

Spring Chinook Secrets! FISHING SEMINAR

Posted February 23, 2016

Northwest Anglers ConventionUp your catch rate - hone your program.March 5th & 6thBuy tickets now - nwanglersconvention.com A much anticipated event - this seminar in Portland Oregon is a meeting of the minds on Spring Chinook tactics. As a guest of the seminar you will receive a grab-bag loaded with sponsor gifts and discounts. As a listener you will gain access to the many key elements that go into a successful spring chinook fishing trip. Each presenter will be discussing specific factors on bait & lure usage as well as giving crucial information on where to find the fish. They...

Bucktail Spinners...#1 for Muskies!

Bucktail Spinners...#1 for Muskies!

Posted February 23, 2016

Bucktail Spinners.....#1 for Muskies!As winter draws to a close and the weather warms my thoughts turn from chasing winter Steelhead to hunting Tiger Muskies. Musky fishing and throwing big Spinners with dressed up hooks (Bucktails) go hand in hand, and most times during the season is the #1 way to put a big Musky in the net. Bucktail is a generic term for a group of larger spinners with a treble hook that can be tied with Marabou, Flashabou, Bucktail, rubber skirt material or a combination of these materials. Blade sizes can range from a #5 in the smaller Musky...

Lamiglas For Life

Posted February 23, 2016

Growing up in Gresham Oregon in the late 80’s it wasn’t uncommon to see someone with rifles in the back window of their pickup truck, or a teenager riding home on his bike with a fresh Sandy river steelhead hanging off the handle bars.As far back as I could remember I would fish with my dad (Brent), well at least he would drag me down to the river with him. I didn't do much fishing back then, mostly complaining. As time progressed my interest in fishing grew, specifically targeting steelhead. The first metal head I ever bonked was below river...

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