Bob is bass fishing at Lake Okeechobee in Florida for some winter largemouth bass using artificial baits.
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High Rock Lake Part 1
Bob heads to High Rock Lake in Lexington, North Carolina for some late spring bass fishing. Plus you’ll see Lexington, North Carolina is a great destination for great outdoor activities and the South’s best barbeque.
Lake Erie Part 2
Bob is back in Erie, Pennsylvania for part two of his Lake Erie smallmouth fishing adventure. Also on this week’s show we take a look at Lake Erie’s biggest outdoor tourist attraction.
Lake Erie Part 1
Bob and his crew head north to Erie, Pennsylvania to take advantage of the early Summer smallmouth bass bite on Lake Erie. Plus we also take a look at all that the Erie, Pennsylvania area offers for a great family vacation.
Late Winter Bass Fishing on Lake Okeechobee
Bob is late winter bass fishing on Florida’s Lake Okeechobee with guide Captain George Mrozinski. Bob will be using a new rod from Abu Garcia.
North Carolina Largemouth Bass Fishing
Joel Munday with Outdoor Expeditions USA Guide Service takes Bob out on Shearon Harris Lake for some Largemouth Bass fishing.
Mike Welsh shows Bob a new rod from Ugly Stik.
Lake Toho
Bob is largemouth bass fishing in the state of Florida. First to Lake Toho in Kissimmee, then Bob makes a stop to fish Kenansville Reservoir.
Bob sits down with Larry Tankersly of Abu Garcia to take a look at the new Revo low profile reel.
On this week’s Sportsman’s Table we head outside at the Florence City Center’s Market to cook a sausage pesto wood fired pizza.
Lake James Smallmouth Fishing
On this episode Bob goes smallmouth fishing in North Carolina with Captain Craig Price with Fish On Guide Services. They will be fishing Lake James which is located near Nebo, North Carolina. And on this weeks Sportsman’s Table recipe we feature a true Italian duck and pasta recipe for you duck hunters.
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Transcript:
Narrator: On this week’s Bob Redfern’s Outdoor Magazine, Bob heads to North Carolina to smallmouth bass fish on Lake James. Joining Bob will be as go-to guide in the state of North Carolina, Captain Craig Price, with Fish On! Guide Service.
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Narrator: On this week’s Bob Redfern’s Outdoor Magazine, Bob heads to North Carolina to smallmouth bass fish on Lake James. Joining Bob will be as go-to guide in the state of North Carolina, Captain Craig Price, with Fish On! Guide Service.
Continue readingBienville Plantation & Scotts Bay
This week Bob heads to Bienville Plantation in Florida to do some bass fishing with guide Dean Jackson. Plus we introduce you to a brand new Ugly Stik rod. Then on The Sportsman’s Table, we feature a true southern recipe, a South Carolina Certified fried green tomato dish.
New Hampshire, Lake Winnipesaukee: Smallmouths
In New Hampshire, all bass must be released from May 15 through June 15, a good rule since that’s the peak of smallmouth bedding activity. But catch-and-release fishing during those four weeks is lawful, and for dedicated bass anglers there are few places on the planet better than central New Hampshire’s 45,000-acre Lake Winnipesaukee when love-sick spawning bass move onto gravel-bottom bars, coves and flats.
During good, calm, warm weather, it’s common for a pair of bed fishing smallmouth anglers to catch and release 50 fish weighing 2 to 4 pounds, and catching twice that number in a day is possible. It’s all sight fishing for bedding “Winni” bronzebacks, so polarized sunglasses and a brimmed cap are imperative equipment. Light spinning tackle, 6-pound test line, with stand-up 1/8-ounce jigs and soft plastic pumpkinseed lizards are deadly.
In addition to smallmouths, Winnipesaukee has a surprisingly good largemouth bass fishery. Smallmouths are much more numerous, but largemouths to 8 pounds have been recorded from “Winni.” Fishing continues good through the summer, too.
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