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BOWTECH DIAMOND Archery • Hunting Supplies LIVE BAIT 5010 Emerson Av Vol. 1 Issue 190 August 2009 FLW Fishing DNR News TIPS Updates Outdoor Photos August 2009 ~ Page 2 Advertise in the NOW ON THE W.Va. Sportsman INTERNET Promote Your Business Statewide In Business LOWER Advertise RATES Special THAN Sales SIMILARand Events PUBLICATIONS18 YEARS Reach Thousands of Potential Customers LOW ADVERTISING RATES /1/15 Page.......$28 MONTHLY RATES 1/4 Page..........$82 1/10 Page.......$39 1/3 Page........$100 Magazine 1/6 Page.........$65 1/2 Page........$135 1/5 Page.........$72 2/3 Page........$150 Volume 1 Issue 190 COLOR FULL PAGE INSIDE....$195 Publisher and Editor EXTRA BACK PAGE................$240 Mark A. Goudy For Advertising Information In Contributing Editors RATES START AT: The Number One Outdoor West Virginia Division Of Publication In West Virginia Natural Resources $28 a month CONTACT: For This Size Ad W. Va. Sportsman No Subscriptions Offered P.O. Box 5521 W.Va. 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City___________________________________________ ST______ Photo courtesy of Backwater Bait in Newport, Ohio. Zip_________________ email______________________________ email: [email protected] Aug. 2009 ~ Page 3 MOUNTAINEER TACKLE Large Selection Of Musky Tackle & Rods Specializing In Bass Catching Equipment Zoom - Berkley - Bandit Mad Man - Suddeth - Senko JARRETT'S Bait and LIVE BAIT JARRETT'S Carry Out BOWTECH DIAMOND Archery • Hunting Supplies LIVE BAIT 5010 Emerson Av. • Large Selection Of Musky SIMS DEAD ZONE and Catfish Baits PARKERSBURG, WV Corner of Rt. 5 & 53 • Cold Beer • Ice • Snacks Elizabeth, WV BOW-LISTIC 304-422-6990 • Hunting Supplies • Ammo 304-275-3574 9AM to 6PM Mon to Saturday ARCHERY SHOP COMPLETE BOW SERVICE BOW & HUNTING ACCESSORIES Ask The Pro - Mike Wurm YOUTH BOWS•CUSTOM ARROWS Q & A with MIKE WURM these lakes is easy to understand. 15105 MacCorkle Av. SE Q: Since turning pro, what fish- Next, after remembering the time of CHELYAN, WV ing-related question have you been year, type of water (lake, river, etc.) 304-595-2699 asked most often? How do you typ- and weather, approach the general Mon Tue Thu Fri 11 - 8 ically respond? locationCloseouts of fish On accordingly. Try to Wed 11 - 5 Sat. 9AM to 2PM - OperationBass.com staff, Conn. fit the1999 area Models to the style or kind of A: The one question that seems fishing that you like to do. You will www.bow-listicarchery.com BOOKING WILD BOAR HUNTS to come up most often is: ?How be more confident and receptive NEW Game Checking Station do you approach all the different to the information you discover as lakes and new locations and still well as what is going on with the catch fish?? This question often body of water in general. tern will emerge. If not, remember is asked by individuals who have And finally, take the information that eliminating stretches of water fished most of the time on one lake learned from that small segment of can also be very helpful for your and are now faced with traveling to the lake (or river) and, looking at future fishing experience. other bodies of water. the maps, find other sections with Q: I’m overwhelmed with the num- The best answer I can think of is the same characteristics and apply ber of spinnerbaits available on the to try to first reduce the size of this what you learned from the first area market. What do the different sizes new body of water so that you can to the new area. Hopefully, a pat- do differently and when should I cover a smaller area. Look at a map use one over another? of the lake or river and choose a - J. Fickbohm, Clearwater, Fla. single creek arm or bay or maybe a continiue to the next page bend of river or area of main bank to begin your trip. 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The willow leaf is better in erally try to match the size of the clear water. spinnerbait, especially the blades, The different weights of a spin- OHIO to the size of the baitfi sh. The nerbait not only relate to the size HUNTING blades present the fl ash and vibra- of the lure but also relate to how PROPERTY tion to the fi sh and are usually the deep you need the lure to get down fi rst the fi sh sees and relates to. in the water. The smaller sizes, 80 ACRES The three main styles - Colorado, one-eighth and one-quarter ounce, WASHINGTON COUNTY Indiana and willow leaf - each have are better suited for shallow water Timber - Building Area distinct vibrations and fl ash. Colo- or for situations where the baitfi sh rado and Indiana styles give the are small. The larger lures, three- City Water most vibration while the willow eighths, one-half and three-quarter $125,000 leaf presents the most fl ash. Colo- ounce, are for larger applications 304-679 5744 - 304-588-1067 rado and Indiana blades are better such as deeper water presentation used under conditions when the and larger baitfi sh. water is off-colored and stained or Spinnerbaits can be very effec- ture. What can I do? tive from the surface to very deep - Chris Baade, Rancho Santa Fe, water to fi shing on the extreme bot- continue to the next page tom. The three-eighth and one-half ounce sizes are probably the most common because of the size and ease of casting. One thing to re- member when fi shing the spinner- bait is to vary the retrieve until the fi sh tell you which one is the right retrieve. A cast around any type of cover is usually better. Q: I’ve been fi shing southern Cali- fornia waters for several years Mike Meadows caught a big small- without much luck. There’s plenty mouth. Photo courtesy of PC Bait & of vegetation, but not much struc- Tackle in Hinton. WANTED: OLD FISHING LURES MADE • FOR LARGE PERSONAL COLLECTION BEFORE Contact: Galen “Grumpy” Ash Corry Vales hooked a 46 pound 1960 fl athead. Photo courtesy of Riverside Rt. 2 Box 353 Salem, WV 26426 Bait & Tackle in Hokingport, OH. 304-782-2324 R&S SPORTS & PAWN INC. BUY • SELL • TRADE • PAWN Large Selection GUNS - ACCESSORIES New & Used Guns TOOLS - JEWELRY Phone Mon to Fri 10AM - 5PM 304-536-3606 Sat 10AM to 2PM 304-275-1112 19 East Main St. Rt. 60 E. Main St. White Sulphur Springs, WV Mtn. Gun 1st Traffic Bank 901 Court St.. Light We Buy, Sell Open: 10-5 Tues.-Fri. 9-1 Sat. ELIZABETH,WV and Trade Closed on Sunday & Monday WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WV STOP BY & CHECK US OUT! HUNTING SEASON IS HERE! Effeciciency • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. • Commercial Rentals Aug.. 2009 ~ Page 5 A: It’s important to remember that vegetation, oftentimes, is the struc- Carhartt Waterfront ROCKY ture that bass are relating to. Many Clothing Sporting Goods BOOTS lakes and rivers throughout the PSE ARCHERY Beer & Alcohol country probably could use a little • Live Bait • Licenses • Game Check • Guns & Ammo more vegetation; however, lakes Rod and Reel Repair Service Joy Dog Food with too much vegetation can also Hours: 9 to 9 Daily 304-445-2551 present some problems for anglers. Just a few minutes off I-64 in Alderson, WV When fishing vegetation, or any type of structure, always watch for Riverview Motel Bass anything different or irregular. This Pawn Pro Overlooking The Beautiful Greenbrier River Shop could be a change of grass type, a Service 304-445-2550 point of vegetation, an open hole in the grass or especially an isolated clump or mass. It is usually these rigged fishing works well here also UNCLE TOM’S LOANS irregularities where the bass locate because the components are ex- BUY • SELL • TRADE • PAWN to ambush their prey. A point com- tremely versatile in both color and Achery Specialists prised of grass can be every bit as use.
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