Freshwater Bass Fishing Easy Enough for a Beginner!

So my pal is an enthusiastic fisherman, and insisted I come out with him one day. To me that's just beer drinking time, however he actually wished to tackle some bass. Get it?

Anyway we headed out to the Hudson River on his boat and got to it. He stated that Bass stay in relatively shallow water, and will battle to the death for a meal. Appears like we have something in common.

He purchased this new lure called the Reel Keel Fishing Lure that is expected to work for in practically any circumstance. He let me obtain it since he was the "professional" and wished to utilize various other elegant baits.

They provided him a book of tips and strategies on how you can utilize it, however I understood none of it, so he just tied it on my line and let me figure it out.

Well, this is as saying as it comes, however I wound up getting bites far more frequently than him, as well as caught a Smallmouth Bass! (I tossed it back).

He was quite jealous of my success and told me he was never letting anybody utilize the Reel Keel again. I cannot blame him, actually ... I was rocking it out there.

So, to all of my various other fisherman friends: if you wish to catch a great deal of fish, might I suggest making use of the Reel Keel? He got it on Amazon.com through apples+oranges. I believe it was around $15.

All of the pros online say it's the best. If it can help me catch something, then I cannot envision what it 'd do for someone who understands what they're doing!



The North American Fishing Club has offered the REEL KEEL their Seal of Approval, with an 85 % approval rating.

As Seen on TV - Sportsperson Channel Show "The Ultimate Catch" with Captain Eric Ciocher. On the Ultimate Catch TV website, Eric flaunts his 8 pound bass caught while filming the REEL KEEL fishing lure. As Heard on Radio - "Outdoors with Luke Clayton Radio". And as Advised - by Florida Prize Bass Hunter Danny Barker.

Fishing Lure stays upright and avoids it from spinning. Rolls side to side like a live bait fish. Tail end settles back and forth like a genuine fish, mimics a live bait fish in its natural habitat. The Keel offers improved flash on white belly making it more visible to a predator fish.

It dives and swims to multiple levels and you can manage the depth by moving your pole tip. It's the only lure that will "Walk the Dog" underwater.

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