This is an exciting new video about a unique guided fishing trip I had the pleasure of taking Bill Byers and Andy Minton on. They didn’t need to catch a lot of fish or even big fish, just particular species of black bass that live throughout the southeast. We only had four days of fishing to get it done and weather and water conditions were not kind. Did we do it or did October’s nasty rain and cold front prevent us from reaching our goal? There is only one way to find out…
Would you like to video your own fishing trips? Do you already have a video camera but only take videos of others but not yourself? Well, here is a simple Do-It-Yourself video camera mount you can make yourself with only a few items you can aquire at a Home Depot, Lowes & Walmart……….. Continue Reading
…..The “Infamous Smith Shoals” on the Ocmulgee River can sometimes be intimidating to even the seasoned kayak angler. I have personally kayaked these shoals on numerous occasions and it seems to always be different each time I experience it. Join me in my kayak ride down them once again…….
…..Do you love to fish out of your kayak on the river with your friends? I certainly do, especially when it’s fishing for one of Georgia’s beautiful species of bass called the “shoal bass”. Ride along with me and enjoy me and my friend in all the fun!
About the river: The North fork of the Shenandoah River is an entirely unique river. Where the south fork is wide, with lazy sweeping bends with wide vistas and scenic views of the Blue Ridge and fairly benign in nature, the north fork tends to be narrow, winding, heavily forested with overhead tree canopy and have some chutes and drops that can be downright dangerous at certain water levels. You can float the south fork all year round, regardless of gauge levels, although I don’t recommend trying it above Continue Reading
….. Made a new friend this past Saturday while doing what I love to do best…..Riverbassin™ on a beautiful Georgia river. Excitement was abound……..read on and watch the video to find out what happened!
There has been a lot of talk on the forums lately about where bass go in the winter. Well, I hope to shed some light on the topic based on my experience in this article. Be warned that not every river is the same due to several factors each could have – dam downstream or upstream, large tributary entering it, warmwater discharge by a power plant, a lake downstream etc.
The key to this question is to know more about the bass and the priority of their needs to survive. It is no different than humans really. We have certain needs that must be met in order for us to stay alive. I would put oxygen at number one on that list. If I am not getting oxygen then everything else is moot because I will be dead. I’m not thinking about women or food if I can’t breathe! Likewise, if I am Continue Reading
Don’t miss all of the River Bassin™ pioneer’s episodes. Be sure not to miss the episode where he and the gang paddle through the cave, or the one where the 20 inch smallmouth jumps four feet in the air in the attempt to shake free! Of course there are also the numerous videos with huge shoal bass known as shoaliemonsters! Oh, and how can anyone forget about the time he fished in downtown catching bass underneath the interstate? No matter which one you watch, I am sure it will get you pumped up and ready to go river bassin™!
…. I know all of you have heard the saying, “Up The Creek Without A Paddle”…….right? Well, this episode of River Bassin™ TV demonstrates what it can be like if it happens to you. Join TYGA10 (Robert) and I on another fishing trip down the Flint River in North Georgia!
This video should show you how to upload your photos to Photobucket.com as well as how to POST them on a Riverbassin.com forum with two (2) different “alignment options”. I RECOMMEND YOU VIEW THIS VIDEO IN FULL SCREEN MODE TO SEE THE DETAIL BETTER. CLICK ON THE FULL SCREEN ICON ON THE PLAY BAR AS SHOWN BELOW. Once you finish the video, hit your ESC key on you keyboard to exit Full Screen Mode:
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