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 Rapala Deep Tail Dancer11(SFL) Walleye/Bass/Pike/Zander  US $9.99
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 3pc Swimbaits Baby Bass Pattern 3/4oz Paddle tail New US $2.50
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RAGE TOAD GREEN PUMPKIN List Price: $7.99 Sale Price: $5.36  |
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A real bass killer when rigged weightless, eyes up, on a 4/0 or 6/0 widegap hook. Per 5. Colors: (006)Chartreuse, (018)Watermelon Red Flake, (038)Black Neon,(046)Green Pumpkin, (047)Green Pumpkin Pearl Belly, (050)Okeechobee Toad,(084)Pearl, (094)Green Pumpkin/Chartreuse Belly. |
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STERLING MINNOW 6" 3 TAILS List Price: $2.99 Sale Price: $5.02 |
![Starring Fred Astaire: The Complete Brunswick Recordings, 1935-1938 / Music from the Films: Top Hat, Follow The Fleet, Swing Time, Shall We Dance, A Damsel In Distress & Carefree (Includes 4 Page Illustrated Booklet Bound In Cover) [2 VINYL LP SET]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41M-N69qYjL._SL160_.jpg) |
Starring Fred Astaire: The Complete Brunswick Recordings, 1935-1938 / Music from the Films: Top Hat, Follow The Fleet, Swing Time, Shall We Dance, A Damsel In Distress & Carefree (Includes 4 Page Illustrated Booklet Bound In Cover) [2 VINYL LP SET] Sale Price: $99.99 Average Rating:  |
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2 VINYL LP SET! Starring Fred Astaire: Complete Brunswick Recordings, 1935-1938! Includes 19 Previously Unreleased Tracks! Contains music from the films: Top Hat, Follow The Fleet, Swing Time, Shall We Dance, A Damsel In Distress & Carefree! Fold-up Gatefold Cover Contains A Four Page Illustrated Booklet Bound In The Center! Original Monoaural Recordings! TRACKS: A1. No Strings (from Top Hat, 1935); A2. Isnt This A Lovely Day (from Top Hat, 1935); A3. Top Hat White Tie And Tails (from Top Hat, 1935); A4. Cheek To Cheek (from Top Hat, 1935); A5. The Piccolino (from Top Hat, 1935); A6. We Saw The Sea (from Follow The Fleet, 1936); A7. Let Yourself Go (from Follow The Fleet, 1936); A8. Id Rather Lead A Band (from Follow The Fleet, 1936); B1. Im Putting All My Eggs In One Basket (from Follow The Fleet, 1936); B2. Lets Face The Music And Dance (from Follow The Fleet, 1936); B3. Im Building Up To An Awful Let Down (from Follow The Fleet, 1936); B4. Pick Yourself Up (from Swing Time, 1936); B5. The Way You Look Tonight (from Swing Time, 1936); B6. The Waltz In Swing Time (from Swing Time, 1936); B7. A Fine Romance (from Swing Time, 1936); C1. Bojangles Of Harlem (from Swing Time, 1936); C2. Never Gonna Dance (from Swing Time, 1936); C3. Slap That Bass (from Shall We Dance, 1937); C4. Beginners Luck (from Shall We Dance, 1937); C5. They All Laughed (from Shall We Dance, 1937); C6. Lets Call The Whole Thing Off (from Shall We Dance, 1937); C7. They Cant Take That Away From Me (from Shall We Dance, 1937); C8. Shall We Dance? (from Shall We Dance, 1937); D1. I Cant Be Bothered Now (from A Damsel In Distress, 1937); D2. Things Are Looking Up (from A Damsel In Distress, 1937); D3. A Foggy Day (from A Damsel In Distress, 1937); D4. Nice Work If You Can Get It (from A Damsel In Distress, 1937); D5. I Used To Be Color Blind (from Carefree, 1938); D6. Change Partners (from Carefree, 1938); D7. The Yam (from Carefree, 1938); & D8. The Yam Step (from Carefree, 1938). |
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A Trick Of The Tail [Vinyl LP] |
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STEREO VINYL LP! Genesis: A Trick Of The Tail! 1977 Atco Reissue of this 1976 Release! Gatefold cover with full lyrics inside. TRACKS: A1. Dance On A Volcano (5:54); A2. Entangled (6:26); A3. Squonk (6:29); A4. Mad Man Moon (7:35); B1. Robbery, Assault & Battery (6:16); B2. Ripples (8:07); B3. A Trick Of The Tail (4:34); & B4. Los Endos (5:46). |
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Get Off My Blue Comet Tail |
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All songs written and produced by The Blue Comets, a jump blues/swing band from Maryland. The tracks are: 1. Get Off My Blue Comet Tail, 2. It Never Used To Matter To Me, 3. Choke That Chicken, 4. Pleasure 'N Pain, 5. Lil' Lisa, 6. She Said, 7. Esso Glider, 8. Hula Hump, 9. Swing Destination, 10. She Sure Was Good Lookin'. |
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Working With Hair: Stacking & Spinning List Price: $24.95 Sale Price: $22.49 |
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Chris Helm ties The Rattlesnake Slider using stacking techniques. In addition to the stacking hair portion of the fly, Chris Helm goes through installing rubber legs, splayed hackle tails, plus installing a hair collar and elevated eyes. Hair quantity and control are discussed, along with questions and answers from both tyers. Wayne Samson demonstrates a full medium round rubber tail popper. The hair bug features spun hair that has been "mixed" to create a marble effect on the bug's body. The extra large "Godzilla" stacker is featured along with explanation of spinning repeated clumps of hair with trapping any hair that has already been placed on the hook. The entire popper is shaped using a double edged razor blade. Proportions are emphasized along with burning holes for the solid plastic eyes and creating a hard face on the bug to facilitate noise when stripped through the water. Chris and Wayne discuss the fly and pertinent aspects of tying with hair. |
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Berkleys Weedless PowerBait - BladeDancer - Pink w/pearl tail Sale Price: $4.95 |
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Berkleys Weedless BladeDancer "Black Gold" 5/16 ounce. With its contoured weighted blade it can provide a motion you have never seen before! |
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Extreme Largemouth Bass Fishing
Largemouth bass are one of the best fighting fish in the world. What makes them such an extreme adventure for every fisherman is their aggressive nature. Nearly every swamp, pond, lake and river holds a largemouth bass that's keen to strike. The trick is outsmarting them and getting them to strike.
There are professional bass fishing techniques that amateur anglers are using to bag largemouth bass on almost every single cast. It's almost like these men have goneinto the mindset of the largemouth bass species. They can predict their every move, where they're going to be, when they're going to be there, how long they are going to be there. Their friends can't believe their luck.
By following the following 10 bass fishing techniques you will be well on your way to wall mounting your first trophy bass.
1. Water temperature plays a very important role in the activity of largemouth bass. The most ideal water temperature for largemouth bass is between 58 and 75 degrees Farhenheit.
2. Largemouth bass can tell when a cold front is on its way and start to binge eat. This lasts until the cold front finally hits. If you turn up in the middle of a cold patch there will be little largemouth bass activity.
3. Full grown largemouth bass travel alone. Unlike many other game fish they do not run in schools. Instead they are extremely territorial and will always claim an area as their own. Find this area and they will defend it against all intruders. And that means a strike for you!
4. Experienced trophy bass fishermen will always remember the exact location that they caught a bass. That is because in a maximum of 2 days another largemouth bass will have taken over the territory.
5. Become a better bass fisherman by casting in the same fishing spot at least a few times. Bass get increasingly more protective and you will eventually get a strike. It is inherent in their behaviour to strike to protect their environment so don't give up too soon.
6. Bass can't stand direct sunlight for too long as they have no eye lids. They will always be viewing their food source from a shady secluded spot.
7. Largemouth bass pick up vibrations very easily in the water with their lateral line which extends from its fill plates to the centre of its tail. This lateral line is very sensitive to vibration and these vibrations, in turn, easily tell them what shape, speed and size their prey is.
8. Their sense of smell is extremely sensitive. Their thinking process is pretty simple. If they smell a predator they will always swim away. If they smell a small prey they will always hunt for it.
9. Avoid largemouth bass shying away from a strike by limiting smells from outside sources. Nicotine, sunscreen, perfumes and even human sweat can easily get transferred onto bait.
10. Bass have a very keen sense of hearing and in fact their entire body acts as an ear. This is of course how it hears its prey move through the water. You are serious about bagging a trophy bass then remember not to talk.
Bass will shy away if they hear unfamiliar loud noises. Largemouth bass are one of the best fighting fish in the world. In the last 25 years the sport of bass fishing has grown into a billion dollar industry which shows no signs of slowing down.
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Which 10" worm should I use for bass fishing in winter?
I'm going to be fishing bluff walls, deep rocky banks, creek channels, steep drop offs, and ledges on Douglas or Cherokee lake in Tennessee, so which 10" worm should I use for fishing these types of structure? The Strike King Rage Tail Anaconda 10" in the Plum color, the Zoom Ol' Monster in the Plum Apple color, or the Berkley 10" Power worm in the Plum color or the Motor Oil Red Flake color?
from the brands you listed, l would pick the berkley.
but l usually use the 10 inch models from bass pro shop. their tournament series.
as far as color goes, decide on the color choice after you see the water you will be fishing. if there are lots of crawdads around then your two picks would probably work. if the water is very clear then go to a lighter color.
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as BC mentioned, size may also prove to be a major factor. generally, in colder conditions dropping down to a 6" or even a 4" worm may bring you more strikes. slow down your fishing speed also. the fish are generally sluggish and won't want to chace far for a meal. they will be more inclined to slurp up whatever tidbit gets in their face.
don't leave the jigs at home either. they are a number one winter bait.
one last idea:
l have been doing well with a cinnamon/red&green flake "fat ika" by gary yamamoto rigged with a 5/0 or 6/0 EWG hook. makes a good substitute for a craw.
Osage River below Bagnell Dam is an unknown hot spot for keeper largemouth bass
LAKE OZARK, Mo. | On a beautiful spring morning, Lake of the Ozarks was buzzing with activity from bass and crappie fishermen. But not far from there, Alfred Chapman was in a different world. He was fishing the Osage River below Bagnell Dam, searching for the bruiser bass that have given central Missouri fame.
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