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Start to better understand Bass Behavior, or how a bass reacts to their environment. This will start to put you in the right frame of mind and give you a starting place even before you get to the lake. So you need to understand the forces that drive a bass to do what they do. I like to put it in this term: Think like a bass. What are the driving forces that effect what the bass are doing? Like what is the basic focus of a bass? Things like: the spawn, food, territory, security, weather,… Continue

http://www.insideline.net/il-online/2009/features/09-1215-fagerstrom.html
Not many anglers from the Pacific Northwest ever get in a national publication. Well I'm Glad to say that one of us has made it and the article is VERY GOOD! Please check out the article in the above link.
Thanks!!!!!
Roger

Stan Fagerstrom submitted this artical and it is a two part artical.
See a photo of my 5lb 2 oz smally I got this month!

http://www.insideline.net/il-online/2009/features/09-1028-fagerstrom.html

Roger

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funny photoshop!
Roger

First fish early! put your boat in the water in the dark and be at your first spot as it is just STARTING to get light (just remember safety first, know your water and take a spot light if you need to). This is a very productive time of day! I tend to run and gun more early in the day when the bass are normally more active. As the sun comes up move to shaded area to extend the first light bite. Remember that bass tend to be on the edge of cover early in the morning, like docks & pads. One… Continue