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Useful Tips To Fishing Bass In Texas

Lake Livingston-Great Catfish, Bass and Perch action. Catfish off the bank but a boat is best for the rest. Lakes Travis and Buchanan have excellent fishing for white bass, and Buchanan is one of the state's top striped bass producers. Anglers fish for largemouth bass there as well and in Lake LBJ, another of the Highland Lakes chain on the lower Colorado River.

Jigs, worms, and crankbaits have been catching crappies. Live worms or minnows, crankbaits, and jigs have caught some walleyes. Jigs, tubes and crankbaits have been the best choices for fishing the deeper waters. Bass fishermen who have access to farm ponds have been doing very well, as are anglers working some of the more popular lakes.

Largemouth bass are cover-oriented fish. They use structure - rocks, weeds, logs, grass, and ledges - to protect themselves from predators and to ambush food items that pass by. Largemouth/Spotted Bass are around brush and bluffs in pockets and coves. Flukes, Spinnerbaits, Tube baits, Finesse worms, Crankbaits are a good thing to be throwing on shale and rock banks 5-10 ft.

Summertime is an excellent time of year for using artificial lures because so many different baits can be effective. Summer water temperatures appear to be one variable that increases the lethality of the virus; almost all bass die offs documented in other states have occurred from June through September. Scientists do not know how the virus is transmitted or how it is activated into a disease, and no cure is currently known.

Smallmouth bass fishing is fun and exciting, in fact I think pound for pound smallmouth bass may just be the hardest fighting freshwater fish on the continent. Catching these fish with conventional spinning or casting gear is an experience in itself, though there is another way to fish for smallmouth bass that gets overlooked by most anglers. Smallmouth bass are fair on live baits. Walleye are fair on live bait. Smallmouth bass are good on root beer JDC curl tail grubs, 6" smoke/red tubes on ball jigheads, and Bleeding Shad Tiny Traps along main lake points and ledges in 5 - 15 feet. Crappie are fair to good on Curb's crappie jigs and live minnows around submerged brush piles along break lines.

Smallmouth bass can be good year round. Topwaters and crankbaits fished around rocky points and riprap can be very productive. Smallmouth bass tend to lurk in the cooler water of streams, especially below fast moving rapids, in holes, on the bottom and along steep banks and bluffs. Areas that are undercut by erosion are the perfect place to find bass because they provide good hiding spots, as are areas around large rocks and fallen logs.

Bait fish will be thick in these areas and the bass will be thick below. Baitfish are not at the peak of activity but they will be in good supply in the deeper water. The lake is really turning on this time of year and the fish should be biting well.

Anglers will also find catfish and white bass. Whitney Lake's winding, riverine waters are good for cruising and sailing. Anglers report that 50- to 100-fish days are not uncommon, and 2005 saw the lake record rise to a whopping 15.68 pounds. Anglers did well during the early evening hours from the bank and from boats. Best baits were extra-scented power baits, night crawlers, spinner/night-crawler combinations and crank baits.

Black basses are larger and longer-bodied than sunfishes and more predatory. The largemouth bass may grow to 32 in. Black bass are the most popular freshwater gamefish in the nation. And, Texas is one of the top states when it comes to producing trophy largemouths.

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Fishing and Sunglasses

For many years I didn't understand the roll that sunglasses played in fishing. I thought that they were simply some sort of fashion statement or something and had little to due with the actual act of fishing. Although it's true that sunglasses don't turn the reel or bait the hook, in many aspects your sunglasses are just as important as your bait. Especially if you like to catch fish as I do, while standing in the middle of a flowing river.

A good pair of polarized sunglasses cuts through the glare created by the sun, which enables the angler to see under the water. That's right, with a good pair of glasses you can actually see into the water. How does this work to the anglers' advantage? In two ways. Number one it allows the angler to see underwater structure such as rocks and logs. And secondly, it actually allows the angler to see some of the fish that are trying to be caught. As you can imagine both aspects have wonderful advantages to the angler.

The integral part to this entire article is the word "good". I'm referring to a good pair of polarized sun glasses, which means a quality pair of glasses, which in turn means that they cost a little bit of money. Spending your money on a cheap pair of glasses is like spending your money on cheap hat. Sure it will fit on your head, but it won't look good, last very long, or work properly! The cost of good polarized sun glasses used to scare me too, and then I learned something. 10 years ago, I spent $100 on a good pair of polarized sun glasses. Spending that $100 was a tough pill to swallow, but do you know what? I still have those glasses and they work great. If the cost of those glasses is amortized, it comes out to ten bucks a year. Those glasses actually cost me less than any cheap pair of glasses that I've ever wasted my money on!

The bottom line is that sun glasses and fishing go hand in hand. Especially if you like fishing in the moving water that rivers provide. The cost of a good pair of glasses may seem like a lot, but you have to remember how the cost is relative compared to the amount of time you will own them and the positive effect that they will have on your fishing.

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Charlotte Harbor - Gulf Islands Attractions For Fishing Families

INSHORE FISHING THRILLS-

My first experience with Charlotte Harbor showed me what truly immense Florida marine habitat looks like- I simply was not used to losing sight of two opposite enclosing shorelines while I sat midway in the "bay" as mackerel struck with abandon and skyrocketed into groups of minnows and whitebait. I was out on Captain Ralph Allen's 18- foot Hewes Redfisher, which is one vessel out of his nine-vessel cruise and charter King Fisher Fleet (1-941-639-2628, 1-941-639-0969).

As the mackerel "footballed" - a Captain Allenism- we caught half a dozen fish for pictures and moved down -way down!- to Cape Haze Point. This was for the purposes of acquiring the four kinds of bait that was to make this a banner day with multiple slams of snook, redfish, and trout.

Captain Ralph used a jack mackerel, bread, and seawater combination chum to net small whitebaits, large whitebaits, and small pinfish. We moved closer to the Cape Haze Bar to jig up some ladyfish to use as chunk baits.

After the bait catching was done, we fished about five miles of the straight Cape Haze shoreline. Captain Ralph would motor his skiff to one hundred yards off each of his hotspots, then pole his skiff the rest of the way. His next step was to chum the shoreline where snook would be holding on "structure"- this very same shoreline would provide the travel contours for cruising "high water" redfish.

The specific chum baits were bits of ladyfish and small whitebait. While we kept the live pinfish as back-up baits, it was never necessary to use them as the large live whitebaits caught numerous snook, trout, and small redfish, while the ladyfish chunks resulted in some big redfish that fought like junkyard dogs.

We ended our day live-chumming a dock a few miles from Fishermen's Village and had the snook at a constant boil. We had many strikes, loads of cutoffs, and one released snook before a thunderstorm drove us back to our homeport at the Village.

CHARLOTTE HARBOR'S ONE-STOP RESORT-

My base of operations was Fishermen's Village Resort (1-941-639-8721, 1-800-639-0020 - http://www.fishville.com) in Punta Gorda. I loved this destination, which truly is one-stop shopping for anglers arriving with or without boats. It boasts a huge marina, launching ramp, full boat services, the entire King Fisher charter fleet, tennis court, pool, well-appointed and beautiful waterfront rooms, multiple boutique shops, and five restaurants- there was simply no need for me to leave this facility in five days! There were also many non-anglers and their families I met at Fishermen's Village who were thoroughly enjoying their stay. The day I left, this resort facility filled up with tournament redfishermen who were headquartered there.

INTO THE BUSH-

The next day, we traveled inland to catch the Swamp Buggy Eco-Tour at Babcock Wilderness Adventures (1-800-500-5583 http://www.babcockwilderness.com).

This tour took about ninety minutes and featured environs, flora, and fauna that were stunning, educational, and downright enjoyable. The tour is set in the heart of inland Florida inside the 74,000 acre Crescent B Ranch.

The Swamp Buggy took us through four types of eco-systems: open prairie, pine flat-woods, cypress swamp, and fresh water marsh. We spotted anhingas, cormorants, alligators, historic cracker cattle, deer, wild pigs, and wild turkeys in our tour through the bush.

Of some note is that the Sean Connery movie, "Just Cause" was filmed at the Crescent B Ranch. I found that this destination was just perfect as a place where a fishing family could spend a novel day "off." It's also a great place for non-angling friends and family while the fishing guys or girls are busy catching gamesters in Charlotte Harbor.

AN OLDE FLORIDA DINING AND ART EXPERIENCE "ON THE HARBOR"-

After our inland eco-experience, we traveled northeast to the city of Placida, which fronts a coastal stretch of Cape Haze. Conveniently located on the shores of Gasparilla Sound, the Fishery Restaurant (1-941-697-2451 http://www.sunstate.com/fishery/) welcomes "drive-ins, walk-ins, swim-ins and float-ins."

The Albritton family of Placida -north of Charlotte Harbor- has done far more than simply construct a landmark Olde Florida eatery. They also offer visitors and locals family-built arts and crafts, collectibles, and Florida memories through their Placida Cove Gifts and Crafts, Margaret Albritton Gallery, and the Placida Museum. The Albritton's also own the adjacent Placida Fish Market where fresh shrimp, and seasonally available scallops, oysters, crabmeat, and stone crabs are sold to patrons desiring to create their own mouth-watering meals.

The meal was memorable and began with fried Gator Bites served with key lime mustard. The balance of our repast consisted of the Famous Fishery Gumbo, sautéed scallops, mahi-mahi sandwiches, and key lime pie- all the dishes were well-presented, subtly cooked, and delicious.

This entire complex is perfect for land and water-based anglers and their families to drive right up- as we left, I saw anglers tying off three bay boats at the dock and then enter the Fishery. In addition, there's a funky Floribbean bar at the entrance for adults to enjoy a libation before their meal.

PADDLING INTO THE MANGROVES-

I was thoroughly excited at the prospect of kayaking the afternoon away through the mangrove creeks of Gasparilla Sound and Coral Creek. The expert(s) who would provide us and guide us were Captain Marian Schneider's Grande Tours
(1-941-697-8825, http://www.grandetours.com, 12575 Placida Road, Placida, Florida).

While Grande Tours offers five other experiences- Captain Marian's Choice, Don Pedro State Park, Sunset Tour, Watchable Wildlife, and Kid's Fishing- it was the last tour
I was really interested in, which was the fishing excursion. The time and timing of our arrival would make the fishing tour less successful, so the afternoon was devoted to the exploration of the Coral Creek complex.

In a perfectly executed example of "never say never", our trip through Coral Creek yielded sightings, blowouts, and boils of loads of redfish and snook...and there I was without tackle or lures! Though it was frustrating, it was primarily enticing and gives me yet another reason to return as soon as I could to this vast, fruitful, and pristine area.

I was also glad to see that my recollections of Hurricane Charley were merely that. I saw no substantial evidence of its' passing. To the contrary, the entire Charlotte Harbor/Gulf Island area of southwest Florida is thriving and growing, while at the same time preserving the untouched wilderness that makes this area such a paradise for fishing families.

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