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Friday, December 9, 2011

Impact Recycled Baits w/ Easy2Hook



Raw unedited just me teaching you what is needed in catching more fish. "FISH ON!"...The Mentoring Angler, Gary A. Anderson

Space Coast area Chapter of Kffac (KIDS Fishing For A Cure), the baits are made of 100% recycled baits; Impact Lures coupled with Easy2Hook Circle hooks catch fish, lots of fish. This time only snap shots, if I can rig a device to hold my cheap camera, we might get the action on video next time as Ed & I battle Florida Largemouth Bass on 4 to 6 pound test lines!

Even a Tilapia took the Impact slug as it lay on the bottom as Edwin was fiddling with something or the other, as he almost lost his rod to this ten pound plus steak with fins. Hey, why not, there species range of cichlid family and they eat anything they want too.

Then there were the little Bass:

and my bass:

And then it got dark with a little rain... Ain't bad for a two hour trip! More tomorrow, if it is not coming down in buckets as the fish do not care; they are wet already!

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Easy 2 Hook on Knot 2 Kinky Line; Spring has Sprung!



Well, you know Spring has sprung when everything from small sharks show up at El Jobean to big Black Tips and Kingfish are starting to make a presence at Sharky's on the Pier, in Venice. We have been fishing everywhere this week with the exception of the freshwater action; to which we will do some ultra-light spin tackle Bass fishing on Tuesday morning and kite angling from the beach on Wednesday. Last week, Ed & I were slaying the Snook and caught two in the thirty-inch plus class but could find no trout. I even posted on Florida Sportsmen to which, one of the others showed me a picture of one and a little advice. Hm, got to try that too! Mean while, we angled the canoe through the skinnies of the upper harbor in catching baby Black tips, hordes of dancing Ladies and Ed caught a small one foot Tarpon to make it a bonefish triumph for that day in Tippy Canoe Bay. Setting up a trolley, earlier this week on the pier, as the water temperature was hovering around sixty-eight degrees, we use a live Ladyfish with a 3/0 no tie hook, Easy 2 Hook, plus stinger, tied to three feet of knotable, Knot 2 Kinky nickle-titanium leader wire, at 25# test, tied to 30 pound Cajun red with the new evolution of fishing swivels, the invisible, 'invisaswivel' ,which is the greatest concept since the wheel. It can go through your rod guides with no harm, no foul. Sinks slower than the line it is attached to and the fish cannot see it, so no more cut offs at the swivel! It is also great in tying two different lines together, leaders, like braid to fluorocarbon; using your favorite knot in a not undo mess and loss of that fish.




“FISH ON!”
Positive Mentoring through Fishing