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Cold Water Bass and a Freshwater Tautog - Jigging is Key…
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. [...]
Continue reading...CT Fall Fishing is Slow - Spider Jigs Working
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
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 [...]
Continue reading...Dock Fishing Kinami Swimming Senko Cedar Lake Sept. 6, 2008
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Dock fishing was calling my name last night when I got home after getting my hair cut. I had bought some Kinami swimming senkos a few weeks back but never really gave them a chance. I texas rigged one with a mustad 4/0 bleeding hook and starting fishing around the buoys and docks on [...]
Continue reading...Mid-Morning Bass Fishing Success. Docks are the Key! Cedar Lake August, 17th 2008
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
After struggling to find fish the last few times out on the lake in the normal places, I turned to a different strategy yesterday morning. Instead of fishing the usual rockpiles, and submerged weed beds that have been productive all year, we started fishing the shaded side of the numerous docks lining the lake [...]
Continue reading...Slow Night of Fishing, Cedar Lake, July 29th 2008
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Kate, Sally (our maltese) and I decided to do a little fishing last night since it had been a while since either of us had gotten out. The weather was beautiful, the sunset was spectacular, the lake was crowded, and the fishing was terrible. I decided to fish a couple spots that I normally don’t [...]
Continue reading...After Work Fishing with Mom, Cedar Lake, July 17th 2008
Thursday, July 17, 2008
After a long day at work today I though it would be fun to take my mom out for a little fishing. We got my jon boat ready and were on the water by 6:45pm. We started throwing dark colored senkos, my mom had a wacky rigged black and orange on a 3/0 octopus circle [...]
Continue reading...An Unexpected Trip To The Ocean For Largemouth Bass. Cedar Lake July 2nd 2008.
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Ok so maybe it just felt like we were on the ocean fishing for largemouth bass, but in reality we were on cedar lake in Wolcott, CT. Either way, the boat traffic and subsequent wakes were just obnoxious on Wednesday evening. Brian called me about an hour before I got out of work saying he had [...]
Continue reading...Five Lures You Need In Your Tackle Box To Ensure Bass Fishing Success. Part One Senkos.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Top 5 Lures For Bass Fishing Success… Many novice fishermen and fisherwomen ask me how I always know how and where to catch fish. In this series of articles I will attempt to address the first question by giving you my top 5 lures that I always have in my tackle box and would never [...]
Continue reading...A Slow Morning Bite Prompts Creative Lure Choices, June 30th 2008.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
I was going to fish the morning hours with Brian, but he decided he didn’t want to make the drive over from Norwich again since he was in the area the night before, so I decided to just sleep in. Again my plans changed (as they often do) when I woke up at 730A and [...]
Continue reading...Cabelas, Tubing, Skiing and Fishing. Cedar Lake June 29th 2008.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
I finally made it to the new Cabelas in East Hartford, CT this weekend. My friend Buddy and I made the trek up there with visions of aisles and aisles of fishing gear dancing through our heads, but that turned out to be only a figment of our imagination. The trip up was stressful since there [...]
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