Author: Fishing Headquarters
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Match The Migration For More Walleyes
By Nathan Shore The most important factor in any walleye presentation isn’t the lure, technique, trolling speed or line size. All those things can be as important as the color of your boat. Like the way to a man’s heart, the way to walleyes is through their stomachs, and that means that your knowledge of…
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Nude Beaches: Muskies on Sand Flats
By Cory Allen It’s a little bit funny. Some of the most simplistic forms of structure to fish are often the most complex and difficult to understand by most anglers. Fishermen of all pursuits always seem to need a visual cue such as a tree, rock, or a dock. But the fact remains that any…
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3 Best Great Lakes Areas For Fall Smallmouth Bass
By Abe Smith Great Lakes smallmouth bass provide some of the hottest bass action of the year during the fall. As their name implies, the challenge on these waters derives from their magnitude. Fish have plenty of room to roam from Duluth to the St. Lawrence River, and “roaming” is part of a smallmouth’s daily…
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Autumn Largemouths with LazerTrokar TK130 Flipping Hooks
By Josh B. Peacock With fall fast approaching, us hardcore anglers can look forward to the pleasure craft boaters retreating to their urban winter habitat and confines, specifically the dreaded wakeboard boats, and mosquito like annoyances of the throngs of jet-skis. Fall fishing can be downright phenomenal, Zen-like moments are often as you may find…
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Enticing Jig Presentations
By William Redmond Deep and slow always seems to be a solid summer bass strategy. The fish are generally lethargic and rarely given to the chasing mood we find during spring and fall. Enticing presentations are important during these sluggish times, so for tips on the topic, we turn to a pair of Bassmaster Elite…
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Paddling Out: A Shark’s Tale
By David Graham The idea of intentionally pursuing what is arguably the most dynamic predator the world has ever known means reaching the pinnacle of the angling experience. Shark fishing is taboo. It is generally the rustic disregard for more common practices of complex fishing pursuits simplified to nothing more than the thrill of catching…
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Tournament Day
By Robert Conley 08/25/13 – This date had been circled on my calendar for months. The nerves and excitement building each and every time I saw it. What would it be like? How would it turn out? Was I ready for this? Always sitting in the back of my mind every time I hit the…
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Northern Pike on the Cooldown
When fishing for northern pike in late summer and early fall, look for drastic weather changes and cooling temperatures to trigger feeding binges of peak pike activity. Anglers can catch big fish on any cast during any portion of the season. As it happens with every species of fish, the odds obviously rise during specific…
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Lake of the Woods Muskellunge Mystique
Lake of the Woods, a million acre freshwater sea bordering the United States and Canada, boasts a muskellunge fishery that is among North America’s best. Fishing-Headquarters Magazine takes you on a pictorial journey, through the eyes of a Canon DSLR camera lens, that any serious angler should add to the lifetime bucketlist for muskie trips…
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Fishing-Headquarters Magazine Issue 15
We would like to announce the release of Fishing-Headquarters Magazine, Issue 15. This is our issue for September, October & November, 2013. It caters primarily to the fishes with teeth!