For Fishermen, By Fishermen
Skeet Reese discusses the entire pit boss family. There are 3 sizes of pit boss lures and Skeet explains when or why he chooses which one to fish when. Check out the Berkley website for the entire line of Berkley Havoc Baits….
I can’t tell you how many times guys tell me that they don’t use or don’t want sunscreen. Their argument is often that the scent will be on your hands and get on your lures. With everything we know about skin cancer,…
2015 Keystone Bass Buddy Circuit Event #3 – Pymatuning 1 Results . Visit the Keystone Bass Buddy Circuit website at www.kbass.com to see the full list of results as well as pictures from this event. If you are interest in fishing a…
Being an avid outdoorsman I am constantly trying to find ways to reuse as many everyday items. Something I have found to work quite well is using wine bottle corks as bobbers. Typically, I take the wine bottle cork and cut it…
This month our featured fishery could be looked at as part of Lake Arthur in Moraine State Park. However we believe that Muddy Creek, the tail waters of the Lake Arthur Dam, deserve to be classified as its own fishery. The tail…
When was the last time you check the trailer bearings? Most guys make sure they keep up with the maintenance on the boat, motor and equipment, but most of the time they overlook their boat trailer. It can be as simple as…
In the following video Aaron Martens explains how cleaning your rod tips and eyes and help make your line last longer and reduce the risk of break offs. Most guys think to clean their reels, but never clean their rod eyes. …
Check out the results from the Fisher’s of Men tournament held on Raystown Lake, April 11, 2015. Nice job to the guys that mananged to get keepers in the boat. . Visit the Fisher’s of Men website at www.fomntt.com to see the…
Watch this video about how to properly remove fishing line from your outboard motor prop. In the past when fishing on friends boats or my own we have had this same situation and immediately removed the line when we got back to…
Sunday marked the first tournament of the Yough River Bass Association. It was held at Cross Creek Lake. We had 19 teams battling it out as we looked for valuable points towards team of the year, prize money and bragging rights. Jon…