Cabin Creek Spider Jigs

Cold Water Bass and a Freshwater Tautog - Jigging is Key…

Monday, October 20, 2008

I had the day off today and the sun was shining, so I decided to put the boat in the water one more time and try to find some bass. Cedar lake is being lowered 5 feet this year so association members can work on their docks, so getting the boat in was a challenge. [...]

CT Fall Fishing is Slow - Spider Jigs Working

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

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CT fall fishing is upon us and largemouth and smallmouth bass fishing has been slow at best lately. I have seen reports of people working hard for every bass they catch, with most success being found using spider jigs, tubes, and jig and pig around structure in 5-8ft of water. I wasn’t planning on [...]

Five Lures You Need In Your Tackle Box To Ensure Bass Fishing Success. Part Four - Yozuri Banana Boat

Thursday, September 25, 2008

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Top 5 Lures For Bass Fishing Success… Number 4: Yozuri Banana Boat I have found that the Yozuri banana boat is one of the best lures to use when fish are active and you are looking to cover alot of water in a little amount of time. The following features and characteristics are what set this bait [...]

Five Lures You Need In Your Tackle Box To Ensure Bass Fishing Success. Part Three - Spider Grubs

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

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Top 5 Lures For Bass Fishing Success… Number 3: The Spider Grub I have ranked the spider grub number 3 in the list because of its extraordinary fish catching ability, ease of use and broad range of fishing techniques available. The following characteristics are what make the spider grub a great tool to help you land [...]

Where did all the fish go? Cedar Lake Thursday June 5th 2008.

Friday, June 6, 2008

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After a great start to the fishing season this year, the last week (especially last night) has got me wondering “where did all the fish go?” Early season jigging was phenomenal this year (black and blue 1/4 ounce cabin creek spider jigs), however bottom feeding fish are now few and far between. Their beds now lay [...]