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Pro ideas on the Vibrax

October 31st 2011 01:57
Here's Canadian pro angler Italo Labignan in Israel talking about the Vibrax spinner. Vibrax are some of the best spinners around and deadly for trout.

Since the DNR did some stocking around here this month, this video caught my eye.



Remember to take the hooks outta yer pocket before ya sit down!







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Making a case for the Husky Jerk

July 27th 2011 01:49
Since this guy talked jerk baits in general, I thought it might be apropos to have a vid of him espousing the virtues of the Rapala Husky Jerk.


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Pro thoughts on the jerk bait

July 26th 2011 01:48
Here are some words of wisdom from Canadian angler Italo Labignan.

Since I'm not Canadian, I can't say I know a great deal about Labignan but, I do know he's imparting some knowledge we can all use!

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River Monsters Preview

March 27th 2011 01:45
This was on my YouTube channel the other day and I thought you may be interested.

If you watch the video, I'm looking forward to seeing what brought down the horses crossing the river. Knowing the program, common wisdom would say bull shark but I'm hoping for something else.

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70 year old lands record halibut

December 20th 2010 00:39
Here's a story about a 70 year old angler from Germany who landed a halibut so big it can provide enough meat for almost 1000 fish dinners!

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In the article, a German angler catches a fish in Iceland. Doesn't that show the international spirit of angling? Also, I think this is an example of real people. After all, it's not some "he-man" story where the guy and his mate pulled a monster fish onto the boat. The reality of needing the help of five crew members is mentioned in the article.

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Disabled anglers can still wet a line!

January 5th 2010 00:42
Here's very inspiring story about British angler Nick Rowe that was broadcast on the BBC....
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Will Raison talks about hooks

May 22nd 2009 00:45
Will Raison is one of the premier anglers in Great Britain. In September of 2008 he won the individual gold medal at the world fresh water championship in Italy. In this video he offers some wisdom for choosing hooks.



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Fishing has been around a LONG time!!!!

May 17th 2009 01:22
Back in the days of the Wild and Woolly West, before they had horses, Native Americans drove herds of buffalo over the edge of cliffs and then cleaned up the remains to make use of the meat, hide, bones, etc.

It turns out that ancient man did something similar when it came to fishing.

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Hair rigs and knotless knots

April 30th 2009 02:02
Since carp are one of the most abundant fish in the world, I thought you may want to check out this video from Matt Hayes. He's illustrating a basic rig for carp fishing, a hair rig.

I've tried to research carp quite a bit and some authorities say to use braided line for a carp rig. Some like fluorocarbon. This video suggests mono so, that's what I'm using this season!

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Using Wagglers

January 20th 2009 02:15
Here's a video from YouTube featuring British pro Will Raison talking about using a waggler.

Raison is one of the best anglers in Britain and a member of Team England.

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Merry Christmas!!

December 24th 2008 23:47
As Joe Cool would say..."Have a cool yule!"


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Fishing can help returning vets

November 26th 2008 02:23
I was surfing the web, looking for some info, when I found something else and it sort of took over everything I was thinking about at the time…


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Matt Hayes--fishing and photography

August 20th 2008 01:13
Here's a website I discovered and really enjoy because it combines two of my passions--fishing and photography.

The owner of this site, Matt Hayes, is a U.k. angler and photographer who has a great screen presence. I've been exploring this site and surfing the web to find out all I can about him and I think he's become my favorite non-American angler.

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Steve Starling talks pike

April 26th 2008 04:45
This is a video featuring Australian angler Steve Starling.

His videos on You Tube are what more fishing shows in America should be. Watch them and you learn things besides fishing.

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This video has a little bit of everything

April 14th 2008 00:28
The title says it all for me.

The vending machine at the beginning is interesting but not unheard of. A couple of years ago I was in the Poconos (it's not just for honeymooners!). I forget EXACTLY what little town it was, but there was a beat up vending machine on a corner selling minnows. For $2.50 you got a dozen in a plastic container!

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