Maine guide Brooke Hidell on some of the differences between a spinning rod and a baitcasting rod. Baitcasting rods give you more spine and pulling power. For more fishing information and video visit: www.outdoorlife.com

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Some stuff i use at local ponds

A look at an awesome new piece of fishing gear from the good folks over at FloatingPliers.com and Penfishingrods.com. Floating Pliers – Features & Specs: – Durable composite construction – Corrosion resistant, heat-treated stainless steel jaws – Heavy duty ceramic cutting blades – Textured soft grip handles – 8″ overall length – 3.2oz – Retractable lanyard with slide-stop – Waterproof sheath with belt loop and Velcro closure – Bright, easy to locate neon orange handles – Earth friendly – Made from recycled materials Available at: floatingpliers.com penfishingrods.com Giveaway Details: This giveaway is open to everyone. To enter simply leave a comment below this video in the comment section. The winner will be drawn on September 30th 2011. If you are a minor, please make sure that you have your parents or guardian’s permission… and in the event that you win I will need direct and explicit permission from them to mail this prize. Thanks and Good Luck! **THIS CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED** * For more outdoor fun, topics, and adventures, please visit me at: www.youtube.com

*UPDATE* i will be making an well updated version of this video within the next couple days. keep an eye out. Just a Look inside of my personal Tackle bag. I always enjoyed watching other tackle box videos as i started to become a more serious bass fisherman, and figured i should contribute. Also if anyone has any questions about certain lures, and maybe how to use them, or whatever, don`t hesitate to ask. also some other info that may be useful to understanding my choices of tackle. – I don`t usually fish in waters over 25` or so. – The waters are usually stained and weedy – I prefer use of soft plastics (dropS and texas rigged) – Im a college student, so i afford what i can (even with sponsorships from the bass team) thanks for viewing go check out my brother here AWESOME VLOGS! www.youtube.com

Chris covers altering your crank bait and wire leaders for Pike Fishing. Send your fishing tips to proangler.com. Where you’re the pro.

These are most of the lures I use to fish on my pond and this was my fist real video so give me a break ok!!

New stuff from 2011 x-mas

Light tackle Striped bass fishing in Boston harbor with Masss Bay Guides. beautiful scenery and awsome fishing with Captain Greg Sears

An overview of some of the fishing gear and tackle that I bring along when going hiking… whether it be an extended backpacking trip into a remote wilderness location, an overnighter close to home, or even just a day hike. I try to keep my backpacking fishing system lightweight and compact, yet still maintain a high level of versatility due to the diversity of fish species that I target. I discuss my rod and reel choice, tackle, and different bait options. A quick breakdown of what’s included in my set-up: – Eastsport Fanny Pack (Hip Pack) – Quantum Xtra-Lite Graphite Rod – Shakespeare Micro-Spin Reel – Micra type Multi-tool – Plano Stowaway Mini Tackle Box – Mepps, Lure Jensen, & Rooster Tail Spinners – Assorted Soft Plastics – Assorted Terminal Tackle This combo has served well for me over the years for a variety of species ranging from panfish (bluegill, perch, crappie) to trout, to bass, and even catfish… in a range of locations from nearby ponds, to mountain streams, to remote wilderness lakes. For the supporting article to this video, as well as other outdoor related articles and videos, please visit my blog at: intenseangleroutdoors.blogspot.com