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Home > Take Me Fishing Blog > May 2013
There is an old saying “the more things change, the more they stay the same.”
When taking a novice angler fishing on a boat, perhaps as a mentor or on a free fishing day, here are a few things to share
Every time I go fishing I expect to catch fish.
What a bummer it is to break your favorite fishing rod.
Who took me bass fishing for the first time?
The much-anticipated Memorial Day Weekend is almost here.
I’m sure many of you out there have hobbies that you love outside of fishing.
The best rod holder is your hands. After all, this is why we have opposable thumbs.
So today is the day you’re going fishin.’
I remember very well the weekend in April when I went fishing in Fort Lauderdale, FL with a group of women who were relatively new to the sport. We were all participating in the seminar weekend “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing”. We got up at 7am and our boat left the dock at 8am.
You don’t leave your best friend home when you head out on the water, do you?
Mother’s Day is almost here so many will be thinking about flower bouquets or blooming plants.
I’m in the process of fulfilling a lifelong dream of buying a manually powered boat for river fishing.
The Take Me Fishing Team met up with Team Evinrude Angler Scott Martin for some insight on the best lures for beginners to try when bass fishing.
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