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Respect Builds Bass Fishing Bonds

Posted by shaye on February 21, 2012

McMillan-Tharp.jpgMy latest release at Wired2Fish -

Few people outside the fishing world can understand the relationship that you have to have in order to fish with someone. And I don't mean just going out to the lake for a Sunday afternoon to burn a few hours. I’m talking about trust. Full disclosure. The kind of relationship where you know you can tell or show each other anything and also know it won’t come back to haunt you.

It's often associated with a father-son or brotherly relationship because that’s where it usually starts. Years of trust are poured into a partnership before either partner really knows what’s happening. And by the time it comes down to needing to trust someone out on the water, it’s just second nature. Relationships like this don’t come about very often outside of the family. But if they do form, water can be thicker than blood. A friendship forged through fishing is one of the most powerful there is. > see more at Wired2Fish.com.

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Posted by Angelica on
You bring up an interesting point. In the sehutorn part of Ontario bass season just opened. To the north it has been open for a while. Out in the province of British Columbia there is no season. Out in BC they view bass as garbage fish much like we view carp as garbage fish here. In the north walleye are the desired fish and in BC it is trout. Here in Southern Ontario bass is the prized fish. Now I know in NY state there is no season because bass fishermen from ontario go to US for a day to fish for bass when our season is closed.Is the closed season too long, is there too much government control of our fisheries? Or will the lack of oversight in the US lead to decimated bass populations? Both points are debatable. What I have seen with my own eyes are bass being caught out of season and carp sucking up eggs within seconds of the bass being reeled away from their spawning beds.
Posted by Yet on
Terrific video! Thanks for posting. I think I need to stock up on Shad items!I am all ready for early fall, mid fall, and late fall fhsiing here in Mass! I think our summer to fall transition just finished up
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