Revving up For Summer Fishing Fun in The Black Hills of Dakota and Wyoming.

I enjoyed fishing trout streams in the morning, and then driving the beatup '57 Chevy pickup a short distance after lunch to fish the hot afternoons in my fave bass pool - Mirror Lake. It's the best of 2 different fishing worlds : after some hours of hot bass action, the Mirror Lake trout begin tofeed aggressively in the deep natural artesian springs bubbling up water that that rained five hundred years back, now filtered throught the schist, shale and clay. I found the answer at the 2001 Yankee Fishing organisation ICAST show in Vegas. Here is a informative link about fishing tales. I am able to get in near to the cool cattail cover meeting the murky reed free deeps. The heavy hitters bask in the cattails, and then they dart out for juvenile sunfish and bluegill baitfish, before dashing back to their den. Cattails produce big amounts of oxygen during bright, bright days, and bass love oxygenated protection, as do baitfish. They adore O During cattail blooms I paddle my new SeaEagle to the trout springs on the opposite side of Mirror Lake. After listening about how many fish this person caught yesterday or hearing about the eight pounder he brought home last week, it could be tempting to take the recommendation this person gives with comprehensive certainty. I think of myself as a powerful follower in listening to professionals who are achieving the results I need to achieve, learn what they do, and then do the same myself. The key is to spot this kind of person before taking his recommendation.

There are expert fishermen out there that gladly share their knowledge with you. Sure enough, I'd get replies from people who I don't know have fished a day in their life. Had I taken their advice, I may have been killed, hurt, thrown in the slammer or worse yet, come back home with an empty fish bucket : ). When you find one that is working, jot it down in a notebook somewhere, with the location you are at, what lure is working, time of day, etc. I found a completely unique Fly Trap fly case from Waterworks ( eight hundred / 435-9374 ) that clips anywhere on your clothing, even your pants. If the bass are not fly satisfied, I have lots of live grasshoppers captured shore side. With my new, revolutionary gold OX-530 KingHawk, I reel easily. For more data on the KingHawk line oceanerproductsyahoo.