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#11 Early Presentation
Dear member of the Badger Tackle Fishing Community: I would like to thank you for reading my articles. I hope they bring you enjoyment and information to make your fishing experience the best it can be. You will find forty plus articles when the entire current articles are posted. New articles will come out every two weeks. During the months of April thru October I will also post fishing reports for my homeport of Milwaukee Wisconsin under What's Biting! Book Mark this site and come back often!! To read Early Presentation Click on photo.
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#12 Temperature is the key In the last article, we started with the Importance of location, tackle, temperature and good record keeping. I also covered some of my key ways to find fish in early spring on Lake Michigan and the hot set ups to keep the rods dancing. CLICK ON PHOTO TO READ ARTICLE. PRICE: $1.00

	#13 Spring Fishing Presentation In articles one and two, we covered general overview and the specifics of temperature breaks and their location. Now let us start on spring presentation. Click On Photo For Article. PRICE: $1.00

#14 Lure set ups The last article was a general discussion of spring presentation with a focus on planer boards, lines and terminal tackle. This was good information for a starting point but you will need more information to produce every trip out. Click on photo to read article PRICE: $1.00

	#15 Cold Water Lure Presentation Let's continue with lure selection, colors, boat speed, and lure action for spring. The cold water slows down the metabolism of the fish; this in turn requires you to slow down your presentation. I select lures that are small and work well at slower than normal boat speeds. Click on photo for article PRICE: $1.00

#16 Sharp Hooks Make the Difference
The last article closed with a promise of exploring the different types of hooks I use on Lake Michigan and the techniques I use to sharpen them. This is a somewhat controversial issue for most fishermen. Everyone has an opinion I can only state what works for me. One thing I believe all will agree on is a sharp hook will catch more fish. There are many types of sharpeners out there. Click photo for article
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