Posts Tagged "small mouth bass"
Safety Tips for Lake Erie Bass Boaters in serach of big smallmouths
In 1990 when Operation Bass (now FLW) held the first of two Red Man All Americans here in Buffalo, NY, I was asked by FLW Tournament Director, Charlie Evans if there was anything the anglers needed to know about navigating this area of Laske Erie, in their search for big smallmouth bass. We spoke at length about tackle and baits but the conversation turned serious when it ca… Read More
Lake Erie Smallmouth Bass Tactics Video Part #3
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICJM_Ftqep8]… Read More
Live bait fishing for small mouth bass on Lake Erie: Amazing success is only a dip away.
When booking a charter with me for small mouth bass on Lake Erie, I am often asked by new customers, “what quantity of fish can we expect to catch?”. My response for the last 25 of my 35 years in this business is 35 to 50 small mouth per day. I say 25 out of 35 years due to the fact that when I started guiding, I was a die hard tournament fisherman and would have rather… Read More
Lake Erie small mouth bass tactics part #2
Here is part 2 of my DVD “Lake Erie Small mouth Bass Tactics” It was a video I sold for many years and am now making it available to the public. Visit my web site www.northeastoutdoors.com for more information about fishing for Lake Erie small mouth bass near Buffalo NY… Read More
Lake Erie Bass Tips and Tactics for Tube Lovers
By Jim Hanley
The first time I was introduced to a “gitzit” was in 1978 Thousand Islands tournament. Like the fish I was enticing, I was hooked by this new technique. That first day I was paired with Greg Ward, grandson of legendary TV Celebrity, Virgil Ward. He proceeded to show me what this “gitzit” was and what it could do to unsuspecting Lake Ontario smallmouth bass. I c… Read More
Lake Erie is alive and well thank you and waiting for you to join me in catching some really big bass.
Lake Erie is alive and well thank you and waiting for you to join me in catching some really big bass.
Lake Erie once thought to be a dead sea is now alive and well and teaming with big small mouth bass, walleye, perch, steelhead and musky. I have been fishing Lake Erie for over 55 years and guiding for 35 and have seen an amazing transformation, much like Lazarus’s resurrecti… Read More
