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<blockquote data-quote="NDwalleyes" data-source="post: 97739" data-attributes="member: 218">Every TV show, pro-fisherman/hunter, fishing tournament &amp; magazine no matter who or what is all about marketing. They could care less if you catch more fish as it's simply about moving product. These authors, hunters and fisherman are simply salesmen paid by the manufacturer, and nothing more. Pay attention to where and when fishing shows and tournaments are filmed. Always in spring and fall on a lake anyone could catch fish on with any lure. Ever wonder why they always have a guide? If you want to impress me with your product fish, fish a lake by yourself, with an average number of fish in August! The reality is that catching fish has more to do with your individual knowledge of the species you are hunting and fishing than with anything else. Become a nerd, read studies performed at universities or those funded by DNR/GnF agencies. Pay attention to weather conditions, water temps, water flows and nature around you. I pay attention to a few indicators in nature that seem to parallel fish activity. An example could be when a certain species of tree begins to bud or when a certain species of bird make an appearance. When you have a really good day of fishing look around...pay attention.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NDwalleyes, post: 97739, member: 218"] Every TV show, pro-fisherman/hunter, fishing tournament & magazine no matter who or what is all about marketing. They could care less if you catch more fish as it's simply about moving product. These authors, hunters and fisherman are simply salesmen paid by the manufacturer, and nothing more. Pay attention to where and when fishing shows and tournaments are filmed. Always in spring and fall on a lake anyone could catch fish on with any lure. Ever wonder why they always have a guide? If you want to impress me with your product fish, fish a lake by yourself, with an average number of fish in August! The reality is that catching fish has more to do with your individual knowledge of the species you are hunting and fishing than with anything else. Become a nerd, read studies performed at universities or those funded by DNR/GnF agencies. Pay attention to weather conditions, water temps, water flows and nature around you. I pay attention to a few indicators in nature that seem to parallel fish activity. An example could be when a certain species of tree begins to bud or when a certain species of bird make an appearance. When you have a really good day of fishing look around...pay attention. [/QUOTE]

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