Have we got all the different types of lures we need, or is there something yet to be invented which is going to help us catch more bass?
Chopping and changing (sample) lures surely affects my own catch rate, but wow it’s some buzz catching on stuff that you are so heavily involved in
New ground, incredible conditions, fish around……………...and full of weed (somebody up there doesn’t like us very much)
I can’t believe I am saying this, but I am thinking about loosening my reel drag for a specific bass fishing situation
THE lure rod I regret selling, I thought it wasn’t in the UK anymore but it’s back again, should I (re)buy one, help!
I really like some of the smaller, roughly 100mm long “grippy” hard lures, and for me there’s a holy trinity of tried and trusted I keep turning to
If you use a leader and struggle with the FG knot, this incredibly easy to tie GT knot might be worth a go
Shimano Lunamis S96MH 9’6’’ 10-45g (Jig Max 56g) lure rod review - £335 UK price
Surface lures and how they grip or don’t grip so well in bouncy conditions - is the Patchinko still the king?
Why can’t all spinning reels be filled right up AND come with a perfect line lay out of the box? What if you don’t know about the quirks of certain reels?
I can’t get enough of these SG Sandeel Pencil lures for more and more bass fishing situations (I am doing some work with Savage Gear so please take this as you will)
Do you prefer to lure fish with bright or more natural coloured mainlines?
Have you ever hooked a donkey on your very first cast with a brand new lure?
Varivas Avani Sea Bass Si-X BraidX8 review - £44.99 for a 150m spool (ouch!)
When your local bass fishing gets tough, do we actually have much of a clue as to why?
It’s always a blast to fish or photograph with a professional fishing guide when they aren’t guiding
My beloved IMA Hound 125F Glide lure (officially in the UK again, yippee!) and two direct copies - what are the differences?
Shimano Stradic 2500HG-FL spinning reel review after one year of use - around £150 here in the UK
Where does the whole "you need to wind lures really, really slowly at night" come from?
Some interesting results at night using somewhat smaller lures than I usually would
