Category: The Bassassins
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A Practical Guide to Drop Shotting
By Robert Conley & Robert Fuchs Long thought of as a finesse technique but often misunderstood, it’s a multi species – go to – super hero. Over the years this simple rig has produced countless fish, often in the trophy range and has established a solid pole position in our arsenal. Tried, tested and succeeded…
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Tackle Technicians, Spring 2014
Gear recommendations, reviews, insights and news (mostly new) from contributors & friends of Fishing-Headquarters. Independent reviews offering a look at the best products from March and April, 2014. Does your company or brand have products for us to use and talk about? Send us your inquiries.
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Catching Late Ice Canadian Pike
By Robert Conley & Robert Fuchs This has got to be the most anticipated cry on the ice. There is no sweeter sight then a bright orange flag pointing up towards the skies. With winter coming to an end, it’s time for us to put some pressure on our favorite species, big old northern’s. Esox…
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The Run and Gunner
By Robert Conley & Robert Fuchs Lightweight and agility form the base for hit and run tactics, fast moving, quick striking, until he finds actively feeding fish. Only carrying minimum gear, bare to the bone, constantly on the go… It’s a challenging task but when well executed it can be tremendously rewarding, laying the foundation to future success…
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Christmas Walleyes with The Bassassins
By The Bassassins What better way to celebrate Christmas than going out with the lads and fish, no?! Wrapped up the last busy days at work, finished all the shopping and now its time for a little treat. A local outing down to Walleye Bay was just what we all needed, Cpt. John D. pulled…
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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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Wading for River Smallmouths
By Robert Conley & Robert Fuchs As the alarm sounds you will always laugh to yourself at its irrelevance, you have been lying there with your eyes open counting down the minutes. Is it the part of your brain that is instinctively waiting for the sound? Is it the anxiety that you didn’t pack everything…