Over the last month I have been working on multiple new baits and have had little to no extra time to put much up on the blog. Recently My friend Paul has been free diving a lot and has got some great video and photos including the new banner photo. This particular video is of a spotted bass well over 10 pounds.
We plan on doing some under water fishing video in the next couple weeks so stay tuned
Also I should have some photos of at least one new bait a 10" Trout real quick. These baits will be available in limited quantity at the Bass Jam at Outdoor Pro Shop on the 14th and 15th of November. And possibly one other but I am not making any promises.
When I first started this blog I promised to bring you some underwater footage. Well after a year or so of getting our act together, we finally got our hands on some Liquid Image cameras and away we go.
I'm not going to name the lake, however there are some spotted bass up to 10 pounds that roam these waters. The ones in the video above are in the 5-7 pound class.
We will have more to come soon, so stay posted. My friend Paul is the one doing the diving. Follow it over to YouTube and check out the others.
We intend to bring some underwater footage of Bass getting caught it will just be a matter of time.
I was sent links to these videos by Andrei Medvedev of the Fion.ru Russian fishing club [Warning: web site is all in Russian. If you speak Russian, by all means drop me a line and let me know what it says]. They're not bass fishing obviously, but they are kind of awesome.
The carrot lure catching a pike is pretty damn funny
I found this one on his YouTube stream - called 'Twitching, Russian Style Fishing" Basically just fishing mini jerk baits. It is always interesting to see how other people fish around the world
I visited Lake Shasta in Oct 2008 to check out the historic low waters, which were at 29% of full, or about 130 feet below normal. It was a great chance to get a fish-eye view of the lake bed.
Here is a collection of photos from my swimbait fishing outings as well as friends and pics submitted by readers of the Wired Angler. Send me your big fish pics and the story that goes with it to me at wiredangler@gmail.com
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