Learn How to Paint Wooden Lures
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
PreVal Sprayer
Learn How to Paint Wooden Lures
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Santa Claus Bass
Christmas 2009 is 2 days gone and there are still goodies in the bag. If you are willing to get out in the cold, some nice bass can be caught in the dead of winter. There are several ways to catch wintertime bass but one of my favorites is drop shotting 6 inch lizards in deep water. Some days you may find them shallow; but I usually find them at 30 feet in heavy cover. This particular lake has scattered rock pile on the bottom and that is where I find the bass.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Learn How To Make Your Own Wooden Topwater Lures
Learn How to Make Your Own Wooden Top Water Lures for Large and Smallmouth Bass, Stripers, Musky, and Many Other Species; Both Saltwater and Freshwater
Have you ever wanted to learn how to make your own top water wooden fishing lures and did not know where to start? Have you ever wanted to learn how to build lures using thru-wire construction, saltwater metal lipped swimmers ?? I will show you how to do it!.
Hi, my name is Kermett Adams and thanks for stopping by. If you have an interest in learning how to make your own wooden top water fishing lures; I can show you how to do it. You can learn to make beautiful, high quality lures.
My number one hobby is catching bass on top water lures; Pics of Fun Times on the Lake!!!
My second most enjoyable thing is to make the wooden top water lures that I catch the bass with and to show other people how to do it.
For the price of a two or three quality fishing lures you will learn many tips and skills required to make your own wooden top water fishing lures. This instructional ebook goes into much more detail than other books I have seen on making wooden lures. 100% of the focus of this lure making ebook is on how to make and paint wooden top water fishing lures. Even if your interest lies in making wooden lures other than top water; you will benefit from my woodworking and wooden lure painting tips.
I will lead you step by step on everything you need to know to make beautiful wooden fishing lures that you will be proud of. I also am an avid top water bass fisherman and I can tell you that it is very exciting and rewarding to catch fish on your own handmade fishing lures.
This ebook is loaded with many color pictures illustrating all the key steps of making wooden fishing lures. You will get detail here unlike any other book or CD that I have seen on making wooden lures.
There are 30 Chapters loaded with tips on all the aspects of lure making that will save you time and money. I cover every aspect of lure making from sourcing all the materials down to lure packaging once you have your lures made.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
The Strike Video Game
Drop anchor in your living room and fish the day away at some of North America’s best fishing hot spots!
Featuring amazing game play, realistic physics and authentic pro-used fishing gear, The Strike is the most advanced and fun fishing video game ever! The game features 111 Bass Pro Shops lures, 11 species of fish, 10 unique lakes, 10 tournaments, nine boats and one heck of a good time! The Strike includes game play options for experienced anglers, first-timers and hard core gamers.
When you're ready to take a break from the fishing action, you can compete in two special arcade style games – Boat Racing and Casting Challenge. They are perfect for multiplayer competition up to four players.
Features:
111 Bass Pro Shops lures, 11 species of fish, 10 unique lakes, 10 tournaments, nine awesome boats
Search for legendary fish in each lake or take a break and compete in boat racing and casting challenges
Game play options for seasoned fisherman, first-timers, or hardcore gamers
Xbox The Strike Bundle Package
The Strike Xbox Controller features state-of-the-art technology that replicates the real action and feel of a fishing rod and reel! Game features include a light-up line tension meter, real time casting, a tackle toggle, drag control and even a fully-spinning reel handle. It senses your every movement—you’ll cast, jig and set the hook just like the real thing, and you’ll know when a big one is on the line when the controller vibrates! Xbox 360 players can share their scores via Xbox Live. Bundle includes game and controller.
The Strike Xbox Controller features state-of-the-art technology that replicates the real action and feel of a fishing rod and reel! Game features include a light-up line tension meter, real time casting, a tackle toggle, drag control and even a fully-spinning reel handle. It senses your every movement—you’ll cast, jig and set the hook just like the real thing, and you’ll know when a big one is on the line when the controller vibrates! Xbox 360 players can share their scores via Xbox Live. Bundle includes game and controller.
Glisten PC Lure Clear Coat
Fishing Lure Clear Coating
GLISTEN PC is a High Gloss, Rock Hard, Water-clear topcoat designed for spray or brush application over all surfaces, including painted wood. GLISTEN PC will not leave brushmarks, and will dry in less than one hour, but will take 3-4 days to reach maximum hardness.
When GLISTEN PC is first dry to the touch, it will appear to be very soft. Avoid touching it for several days until it becomes hard and tough. Accidental contact could damage the surface before full cure has taken place. Like many other coatings, GLISTEN PC is a MOISTURE-CURED coating, which means it is strengthened by exposure to moisture. It will never crack, chip, peel, or yellow, and is very flexible as well. This clear coat is tolerant to plastic worms/grubs.
If you are a lure maker in the need of a better clear coat for your lures; give this one a try. Two applications with an airbrush gives a beautiful, rock hard finish on your lures.
If you would like more info on learning how to make your own wooden topwater lures, check this out.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Peacock Bass Action is Still Hot!!
Reports of great fishing for peacock bass are still coming in from Brazil. Top water action continues to be the best of the past several years. Ripper lures like the Peacock Ripper remains one of the best lures for top water action.Casting Arm Pain Relief
Tennis/Casting Elbow Pain Relief
For many years prior to dicovering a simple exercise; I suffered from recurring bouts with the terrible pain of tennis elbow.
And like most people who suffer with "tennis elbow"; my pain was not caused by playing tennis, golf, or any sport. It was caused by hard physical work like millions of Americans do every day. My tennis elbow pain was caused by activities like driving nails with a hammer, digging post holes, and cutting and splitting 12 cords of firewood each year.
As a bass fisherman I would sometimes make hundreds of casts per day and this would result in aggrevation of an already painful situation.
At times the pain in my right arm would be so bad that I had to support it perfectly still in a sling for up to 2 weeks at a time.Pain would radiate up and down my arm from my hand to into my shoulder.
From time to time I would be free of pain, but it always returned when I did the strenuous kinds of work activities that I needed and liked to do.
I tried every kind of pain relieving cream that I could find. I tried physical therapy and self applied massage therapy. I tried a number of exercises but none of them provided much relief. I wore several different kinds of elbow support bands. I took repeated cortisone injections from more than one physician. The cortisone injections provided wonderful pain relief, but it was always temporary. Most of the things I tried provided some temporary relief; but I was never completely free of tennis elbow pain for 20 years.
Eventually I found one simple exercise that relieved my tennis elbow pain. In addition the exercise strengthened my arm and made if less susceptible to the pain that can return with strenuous use of the arm.
The only "tool" I use with the exercise is one 2 pound dumbbell. I start the exercise with the dumbbell clenched in my hand and my arm extended straight in front of me raised to a 90 degree angle with my body. I found it was important to have my hand clenched; so when I did not have a dumbbell, I used some object that allowed me to wrap my hand around it resulting in a clenched fist. My starting point also includes having my wrist and arm rotated as far to left as possible. I then move my arm from a position of pointing straight away from me in the front, to a position of straight out to the right hand side of my body.
As I am moving my entire arm in this arc, I am simultaneously rotating my hand/wrist/arm as far as I can move it to the right.
Then I do the reverse and move may arm back to the front of me while at the same time rotating my hand/wrist back as far to the left as I possibly can.
If I am not having major discomfort, I might do this 15 to 20 times.The degree of my pain of tennis elbow when I started the exercise would determine how many repetitions I would do. I found that too many repetitions could worsen my situation. That is not to say that my first few times I did the exercise that I did not have some pain. I usually do the exercise 2 to 3 times per day. Within 3 to 4 days I usually start seeing marked relief in my tennis elbow pain.
When exercising my left arm the movement is exactly the same.
I usually continue this exercise for a few days after the pain is gone as I have found that the exercise strengthens the parts of my arm that are susceptible to the tennis elbow pains. As my pain subsides I also usually increase the weight to a 5 pound dumbbell.
That's it. This simple exercise has worked for years any time I have had a tennis elbow pain flare up.
Watch the video on the link below for free for more detail;
Tennis/Casting Elbow Pain Relief
Learn How to Make Wooden Topwater Lures
And like most people who suffer with "tennis elbow"; my pain was not caused by playing tennis, golf, or any sport. It was caused by hard physical work like millions of Americans do every day. My tennis elbow pain was caused by activities like driving nails with a hammer, digging post holes, and cutting and splitting 12 cords of firewood each year.
As a bass fisherman I would sometimes make hundreds of casts per day and this would result in aggrevation of an already painful situation.
At times the pain in my right arm would be so bad that I had to support it perfectly still in a sling for up to 2 weeks at a time.Pain would radiate up and down my arm from my hand to into my shoulder.
From time to time I would be free of pain, but it always returned when I did the strenuous kinds of work activities that I needed and liked to do.
I tried every kind of pain relieving cream that I could find. I tried physical therapy and self applied massage therapy. I tried a number of exercises but none of them provided much relief. I wore several different kinds of elbow support bands. I took repeated cortisone injections from more than one physician. The cortisone injections provided wonderful pain relief, but it was always temporary. Most of the things I tried provided some temporary relief; but I was never completely free of tennis elbow pain for 20 years.
Eventually I found one simple exercise that relieved my tennis elbow pain. In addition the exercise strengthened my arm and made if less susceptible to the pain that can return with strenuous use of the arm.
The only "tool" I use with the exercise is one 2 pound dumbbell. I start the exercise with the dumbbell clenched in my hand and my arm extended straight in front of me raised to a 90 degree angle with my body. I found it was important to have my hand clenched; so when I did not have a dumbbell, I used some object that allowed me to wrap my hand around it resulting in a clenched fist. My starting point also includes having my wrist and arm rotated as far to left as possible. I then move my arm from a position of pointing straight away from me in the front, to a position of straight out to the right hand side of my body.
As I am moving my entire arm in this arc, I am simultaneously rotating my hand/wrist/arm as far as I can move it to the right.
Then I do the reverse and move may arm back to the front of me while at the same time rotating my hand/wrist back as far to the left as I possibly can.
If I am not having major discomfort, I might do this 15 to 20 times.The degree of my pain of tennis elbow when I started the exercise would determine how many repetitions I would do. I found that too many repetitions could worsen my situation. That is not to say that my first few times I did the exercise that I did not have some pain. I usually do the exercise 2 to 3 times per day. Within 3 to 4 days I usually start seeing marked relief in my tennis elbow pain.
When exercising my left arm the movement is exactly the same.
I usually continue this exercise for a few days after the pain is gone as I have found that the exercise strengthens the parts of my arm that are susceptible to the tennis elbow pains. As my pain subsides I also usually increase the weight to a 5 pound dumbbell.
That's it. This simple exercise has worked for years any time I have had a tennis elbow pain flare up.
Watch the video on the link below for free for more detail;
Tennis/Casting Elbow Pain Relief
Learn How to Make Wooden Topwater Lures
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