The Fishinglocos.com crew left the water to do some HOG HUNTING. This was the first time Fishinglocos member The Senator went hunting. Thank goes out to RIGMASTER and CHAPA for there assistance. hope you enjoy
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Bow Fishing – the World Hunting Group way to catch Asian Carp. Incredible! www.worldhuntinggroup.com Relentless Pursuit
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This is my survival kit of what i carry when i go hunting, camping, fishing, etc. i hope you guys like my videos i am saving up for some new gear… this is just what i have and what I have been using from around my house i am going to buy some new stuff next time i go to town.
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A preview of the jig fishing segment taken from “World Class Hunting and Fishing” DVD. Available at www.anglerandarcher.com Join host Robert Loftus and his film crew as they pursue spectacular Big Game Hunting and Fishing in Canada’s remote wilderness. View Rare footage of a giant bull gripped in the rut. Learn how to scout, call and stalk moose. Gain valuable insight in all aspects of hunting and fishing as professional guides, bush pilots and anglers share with you their vast knowledge of the Boreal forest.
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The blade has a thumb rest and dual thumb studs for ambidextrous one hand opening. The stainless steel handle with black G10 inset, 4.32″ closed, has a liner lock and lanyard hole. A removable stainless steel pocket clip is included.Amazon.com Product Description
The Smith & Wesson CK5TBS Extreme Ops serrated knife is ideal for camping, hunting, fishing, and a host of other applications. The folding knife offers a comfortable black aircraft aluminum handle… More >>
Smith & Wesson CK5TBS Bullseye Extreme Ops 4.1″ 40% Serrated Black Tanto Blade
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A must have book for the outdoorsman. Hunting and fishing humor at its absolute best, contained in a ribald set of short stories set in the timber and rivers of the midwest. Guaranteed to touch your funny bone. As a bonus, the author has also included decades worth of hunting tips he has garnered, which makes this work a must have for the expert and novice hunter alike! This is worth the trip folks!… More >>
Tall Tales of Bow Hunting and Fishing and Other Cool Stuff
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Gun or bow guided hunts for Texas trophy whitetail deer hunting, exotic hunts including hog, elk, turkey, axis, sika, buffalo, rams and bass fishing with lodging and meals in the Texas hill country. Deer breeder farm offering breeder and stocker bucks.
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Champions of the Wild’s first concert @ the Railway club in Vancouver, June 5th 2009.
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Northern Canadian Pike are reputed to be among the wiliest fish around the globe. You can be sure that the huge Northern Canadian Pike at the end of your rod, thrashing away, is giving you among the hardest and most challenging catches you have ever experienced in your angling career as an adventurous fisherman.
These fish sure know where to hide and how to fight. Where and how do you find them throughout the fishing season?
If you can find the Pike in a less belligerent mode or when you are fishing areas of lakes that where the water is “stained”, a prop bait like a Splash-Tail that will sputter across the surface will cause the Pike to make that stab. Pop baits can also be deadly when the killer Pike are resting beside isolated forms of cover such as giant deadheads poking their nose above the waters.
If you wait until the water is good and cold, such as may well occur in the late fall season or in the early springtime you may well have great luck with the Pike of the seas. The Pike can best be found around rock structures. You might well try to catch a jerkbait during these cold water spring or late fall time fishing expeditions. The jerkbaits are not snagless, but you can throw a hard jerk, if there are only a few feet of water over the top of those deep weeds.
Some fishing experts will recommend soft jerkbaits rigged Texas style. If the water vegetation is relatively sparse these can be deadly especially if there are plenty of open pockets on the lake water. If you have to retrieve a hard jerkbait, try to do so as close to structure as possible. Wind the lure down and jerk it three or so times and pause. Generally the colder the water gets the longer you should wait. Nick the tops of the weeds, scrape the rocks and tick the logs and stumps. Pike usually strike when the when the lure suspends, rises slowly or starts its next series of jerks.
If your fishing trip takes you during the mid summer time periods – you will promptly find that the Northern Pikes go deep and deeper. Troll hard jerkbaits around rocky main lake points and over the tops of mid lake humps. Contour trolling behind three way rigs can be among the most deadly hot weather tactics for attracting and landing those “big ones”. You can also try rigging a large soft 9 inch Shad on a stout 5 offset hook without any other additional weight. Let it flutter toward bottom after casting. Then hop. Pop, twitch and pause your lures continually to imitate a baitfish that is more than in trouble and indeed may be in its death throes. Along weed edges swim the lure through the grass deflecting it off any stalks that you can feel. Do the same when you are fishing an open corridor of lake water between the tops of deep and deeper weeds and the surface of the water? Let if fall and then let it pop back to the water’s surface.
All in all Northern Canadian Pike fish are among the wiliest fish that you will run across in your fishing expeditions – whether it be at any time during the year – spring, summer or fall.
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