Fishing By State – Fishing For Beginners https://fishingforbeginners.net Sun, 09 Jan 2011 22:07:35 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.4 https://FishingForBeginners.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/cropped-trout-fish-rainbow-trout-294469-32x32.png Fishing By State – Fishing For Beginners https://fishingforbeginners.net 32 32 Bass Fishing in Ohio https://fishingforbeginners.net/2011/01/09/bass-fishing-in-ohio/ https://fishingforbeginners.net/2011/01/09/bass-fishing-in-ohio/#respond Sun, 09 Jan 2011 22:07:35 +0000 http://fishingforbeginners.net/?p=1007 With is various river, ponds and lakes including lake Erie Ohio has much to offer the recreational angler.  It has numerous state parks with plenty of hidden areas to find you Largemouth or Smallmouth bass.

 This article will highlight many of the popular bass fishing locations in Ohio as well as offer some useful tips and advice for bass fishing in and around Ohio.   Some other popular species to try and fish for while in Ohio are Trout, Perch, Bluegill, Crappie and Catfish.  Ohio is also known for its active nightlife, so after a long day on the lake you may want to check out a bar or dance club.

Popular Bass Fishing Locations in Ohio

Below are a list of lakes and ponds in Ohio that are popular Bass fishing locations.

  • Lake Abram
  • Baldwin Lake
  • Clifton Lagoon
  • Duck Pond Lake
  • Echo Hills Lake
  • Lake Erie
  • Eureka Lake
  • Lake Isaac
  • Meadow Lake
  • Neptune Lake
  • Quail Hollow
  • Sans Souce
  • Lower Shaker
  • Upper Shaker
  • Smith Road Lakes
  • Tappan Lake 
  • Wallace Lake

Bait Shops in Ohio

  • R & R Sports Headquarters
    Front Street, Columbus, OH
    (614) 443-4954
  • Norton Sporting Goods
    100 Norton Road, Waldo, OH
    (740) 726-2616
  • Fisherman’s Warehouse
    Williams Road, Columbus, OH
    (614) 491-8383 Place page
  • Old Dutchman
    Sunbury Road, Westerville, OH
    (614) 891-2653 Place page
  • George’s Hook N Gun Fishing and Hunting
    5150 West Erie Avenue, Lorain, OH
    (440) 282-2660
  • Scioto Bait & Grocery
    7775 Dublin Rd, Powell, OH
    (740) 881-4142 Place page
  • Bait and Tackle
    83 Madison Street, Port Clinton, OH
    (419) 734-9002 Place page
  • Fisherman’s Quarters
    142 South Keowee Street, Dayton, OH
    (937) 222-2224
  • Erie Outfitters
    5404 E Lake Rd, Sheffield Lake, OH
    (440) 949-8934
  • Warrior Baits
    5522 Center Street, Hilliard, OH
    (614) 876-5476

Tips and Advice for Catching Bass

Bass will hide out in areas with natural or man made cover.  Look for weed beds, tree limbs that have fallen in the water or large patches of Lilly pads.  They are an ambush predator so they will wait in these areas until they spot a meal that swims by.

Early morning or late afternoon’s produce good fishing activity while bass fishing.  Overcast days or other days with low light conditions produce good results.   A few hours before sunset through a few hours after are the hours that produce best while Bass fishing.

In general the smaller bass’s diet consists more of small insects, whereas the larger adults consume small fish, frogs, salamanders, craw fish ect.

Rooster tails or spinner baits work well in low light days.  My advice is to keep to the live bait whenever possible.   Skimming a rubber frog over a pond that is covered by Lilly pads produces excellent and exciting results.

Tight lines and good luck Bass fishing in Ohio.

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 This article will highlight many of the popular bass fishing locations in Montana as well as offer some useful tips and advice for bass fishing in and around Montana.   Some other popular species to try and fish for while in Montana are Trout, Perch, Bluegill, Crappie, Salmon and Catfish.  Montana is also a popular destination for Ice fishing given its cooler climate and extended winters.  Montana is littered with lakes and ponds to choose from.  Just be sure to have a guide or at least talk to a local before you venture up to Montana for some Bass fishing.

Popular Bass Fishing Locations in Montana

Below are a list of lakes and ponds in Montana that are popular Bass fishing locations.

  • Ajax Lake
  • Albino Lake
  • Anchor Lake
  • Angler Lake
  • Arnolds Pond
  • Baney Lake
  • Barb Lake
  • Bear Lake
  • Berry Lake
  • Betts Lake
  • Blaire Lake
  • Blue Lake
  • Boatman Lake
  • Blanchard Pond
  • Cherry Lake
  • Conklin Lake
  • Coyote Lake
  • Crater Lake
  • Crescent Lake
  • Crystal Lake
  • Elf Lake
  • Emerald Lake
  • Fairy Lake
  • Glen Lake
  • Grace Lake
  • Granite Lake
  • Hamby Lake
  • Harkness lake
  • Lily Lake
  • Lion Lake

Bait Shops in Montana

  • Sportsman’s Bait & Tackle
    2112 13th Street South, Great Falls, MT
    (406) 453-1472
  • Reller’s Bent Willow
    108 South Front Street, Townsend, MT
    (406) 266-4339
  • Montana Bait & Tackle
    PO Box 22092, Billings, MT
    (406) 672-5905
  • Cross Country Bait & Supply
    419 15th Street West, Billings, MT
    (406) 281-0027
  • Hookup Bait Co
    106 Yellowstone Avenue, Billings, MT
    (406) 281-0590
  • Winston Store Llc
    6473 U.S. highway 287, Winston, MT
    (406) 227-5597
  • Parks’ Fly Shop
    202 South 2nd Street, Gardiner, MT
    (406) 848-7314

General Tips and Advice for Catching Bass

Bass will hide out in areas with natural or man made cover.  Look for weed beds, tree limbs that have fallen in the water or large patches of Lilly pads.  They are an ambush predator so they will wait in these areas until they spot a meal that swims by.

Early morning or late afternoon’s produce good fishing activity while bass fishing.  Overcast days or other days with low light conditions produce good results.   A few hours before sunset through a few hours after are the hours that produce best while Bass fishing.

In general the smaller bass’s diet consists more of small insects, whereas the larger adults consume small fish, frogs, salamanders, craw fish ect.

Rooster tails or spinner baits work well in low light days.  My advice is to keep to the live bait whenever possible.   Skimming a rubber frog over a pond that is covered by Lilly pads produces excellent and exciting results.

Tight lines and good luck Bass fishing in Montana.

]]> https://fishingforbeginners.net/2011/01/02/bass-fishing-in-montana/feed/ 0 Bass Fishing in New Hampshire https://fishingforbeginners.net/2011/01/02/bass-fishing-in-new-hampshire/ https://fishingforbeginners.net/2011/01/02/bass-fishing-in-new-hampshire/#respond Sun, 02 Jan 2011 20:36:43 +0000 http://fishingforbeginners.net/?p=937 The views alone are worth the trip to New Hampshire never mind the excellent bass fishing that is has to offer.  Wether you visit the Menadnock region or want to venture further north to the White Mountain region you will find plenty of places to find big Bass in New hampshire.

 This article will highlight many of the popular bass fishing locations in New Hampshire as well as offer some useful tips and advice for bass fishing in and around New Hampshire.   Some other popular species to try and fish for while in New Hampshire are Trout, Perch, Bluegill, Crappie, Salmon and Catfish.  If you plan on visiting New Hampshire in the fall be sure to bring your camera as the fall foliage is breathtaking at this time of year.

Popular Bass Fishing Locations in New Hampshire

Below are a list of lakes and ponds in New Hampshire that are popular Bass fishing locations.

  • Akers Pond
  • Baboosic Lake
  • Back Lake
  • Bow Lake
  • Broad Bay
  • Canaan Street Lake
  • Canobie Lake
  • Cedar Pond
  • Chocorua Lake
  • Cobbetts Pond
  • Contoocook Lake
  • Conway Lake
  • Crystal Lake
  • Dublin Pond
  • Eastman Pond
  • Echo Lake
  • First Connecticut Lake
  • Fourth Connecticut Lake
  • Francis, Lake
  • Franklin Pierce Lake
  • Goose Pond
  • Grafton Pond
  • Great East Lake
  • Great Pond
  • Greenough Pond
  • Halfmoon Lake
  • Highland Lake
  • Hopkins Pond
  • Island Pond
  • Jenness Pond
  • Kanasatka, Lake
  • Lakes of the Clouds
  • Little Sunapee Lake
  • Locke Lake
  • Lonesome Lake
  • Lovell Lake
  • Mascoma Lake
  • Massabesic Lake
  • Mendums Pond
  • Merrymeeting Lake
  • Milton Pond
  • Mirror Lake
  • Newfound Lake
  • Northeast Pond
  • Northwood Lake
  • Nubanusit Lake
  • Opechee Bay
  • Ossipee Lake
  • Paugus Bay
  • Pawtuckaway Lake
  • Pemigewasset Lake
  • Penacook Lake
  • Pine River Pond
  • Pleasant Lake
  • Pleasant Lake
  • Powder Mill Pond
  • Powwow Pond
  • Profile Lake
  • Province Lake
  • Sebbins Pond
  • Second Connecticut Lake
  • Silver Lake
  • Silver Lake
  • Silver Lake
  • Skatutakee Lake
  • Solitude, Lake
  • Spofford Lake
  • Squam Lake
  • Stinson Lake
  • Stump Pond
  • Success Pond
  • Sunapee, Lake
  • Suncook Lakes
  • Sunrise Lake
  • Sunset Lake
  • Surry Mountain Lake
  • Swains Lake
  • Tarleton, Lake
  • Third Connecticut Lake
  • Thorndike Pond
  • Turkey Ponds
  • Umbagog Lake
  • Waukewan, Lake
  • Webster Lake
  • Wentworth, Lake
  • Wickwas Lake 
  • Winnipesaukee, Lake
  • Winnisquam Lake 

Bait Shops in New Hampshire

  • A J’s Bait & Tackle
    23 Main St # B, Meredith, NH
    (603) 279-3152
  • Storey’s Sport Shop
    49 Winnisquam Avenue, Laconia, NH
    (603) 524-2431
  • Mark’s Wholesale Bait Co: Retail Bait and Tackle Store
    7 Brook Street, Nashua, NH
    (603) 882-4934
  • Conways Bait & Tackle
    187 Whittier Highway, Moultonborough, NH
    (603) 253-6491
  • Waldron’s Dugout Wholesale Live Bait
    183 Waukewan Street, Meredith, NH
    (603) 279-4335
  • Hampton Harbor Tackle
    1 Ocean Blvd # 1, Hampton, NH
    (603) 926-1945

General Tips and Advice for Catching Bass

Bass will hide out in areas with natural or man made cover.  Look for weed beds, tree limbs that have fallen in the water or large patches of Lilly pads.  They are an ambush predator so they will wait in these areas until they spot a meal that swims by.

Early morning or late afternoon’s produce good fishing activity while bass fishing.  Overcast days or other days with low light conditions produce good results.   A few hours before sunset through a few hours after are the hours that produce best while Bass fishing.

In general the smaller bass’s diet consists more of small insects, whereas the larger adults consume small fish, frogs, salamanders, craw fish ect.

Rooster tails or spinner baits work well in low light days.  My advice is to keep to the live bait whenever possible.   Skimming a rubber frog over a pond that is covered by Lilly pads produces excellent and exciting results.

Tight lines and good luck Bass fishing in New Hampshire.

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This article will highlight many of the popular bass fishing locations in Oklahoma as well as offer some useful tips and advice for bass fishing in and around Oklahoma.  Oklahoma’s numerous valleys, lakes and ponds make it a very attractive location for fisherman.  Some other popular species to try and fish for while in California are Trout, Perch, Bluegill, Crappie, Salmon and Catfish. 

Catfish fishing in Oklahoma is one of the most popular freshwater species fished for, but Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass are as equally fished for. 

Popular Bass Fishing Locations in Oklahoma

Below are a list of lakes and ponds in Oklahoma that are popular Bass fishing locations.

  • Eufaula  Lake
  • Lake Fort Gibson 
  • Grand Lake
  • Lake Hudson  
  • Lake Oolagah   
  • Lake Skiatook  
  • Tenkiller Ferry Lake 

Bait Shops in Oklahoma

  • C J’s Bait
    2205 Mickey Road, Del City, OK
    (405) 619-0225
  • J & J Grocery & Bait
    1005 Lake Murray Drive South, Ardmore, OK
    (580) 223-7904
  • Bill’s Bait
    5239 Leavenworth Trl, Calera, OK
    (580) 434-5799 1 review
  • Woody’s Bait &
    20913 8th Street South, Sand Springs, OK
    (918) 245-8491
  • Bait 1719 Cedar Blue Road, Sulphur, OK
    (580) 622-5359 Place page
  • Bait
    217 East Russworm Drive, Watonga, OK
    (580) 623-7984 Place page
  • Mr Tackle
    1040 North Douglas Boulevard, Midwest City, OK
    (405) 733-4678

General Tips and Advice for Catching Bass

Bass will hide out in areas with natural or man made cover.  Look for weed beds, tree limbs that have fallen in the water or large patches of Lilly pads.  They are an ambush predator so they will wait in these areas until they spot a meal that swims by.

Early morning or late afternoon’s produce good fishing activity while bass fishing.  Overcast days or other days with low light conditions produce good results.   A few hours before sunset through a few hours after are the hours that produce best while Bass fishing.

In general the smaller bass’s diet consists more of small insects, whereas the larger adults consume small fish, frogs, salamanders, craw fish ect.

Rooster tails or spinner baits work well in low light days.  My advice is to keep to the live bait whenever possible.   Skimming a rubber frog over a pond that is covered by Lilly pads produces excellent and exciting results.

Tight lines and good luck Bass fishing in Oklahoma.

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This article will highlight many of the popular bass fishing locations in Georgia as well as offer some useful tips and advice for bass fishing in and around Georgia.  Gerogia’s coastline, lakes and ponds make it a very attractive location for fisherman.  Some other popular species to try and fish for while in Georgia are Trout, Perch, Bluegill, Crappie, Salmon and Catfish. 

Georgia may be known for its Peaches, but Georgia also holds some of the greatest fishing locations in the country.

Popular Bass Fishing Locations in Georgia

Below are a list of lakes and ponds in Georgia that are popular Bass fishing locations.

  • Lake Allatoona  
  • Lake Blackshear   
  • Blue Ridge Lake
  • Lake Burton
  • Lake Chatuge 
  • Lake Eufaula
  • Lake Harding
  • Lake Hartwell  
  • Lake Lanier  
  • Lake Nottely
  • Lake Oconee
  • Lake Oliver
  • Lake Rabum
  • Lake Seminole  
  • Lake Sinclair  
  • Lake Strom Thurmond
  • Lake Weiss
  • Lake West Point  

Bait Shops in Georgia

  • St Simons Island Bait
    121 Mallory Street, GA
    (912) 634-1888
  • Armstrong Cricket
    306 Gordon Street, Glennville, GA
    (912) 654-3408
  • B J’s Sports 
    7 S Lewis St, Metter, GA
    (912) 685-6067 Place page
  • Larry’s Bait & Tackle
    121 N Coastal Hwy # 25, Port Wentworth, GA
    (912) 966-6946
  • Jiffy
    708 Northeast Main Street, Vidalia, GA
    (912) 537-4699
  • Fisherman’s Paradise
    2031 Bemiss Rd # B, Valdosta, GA
    (229) 249-0061
  • Allen’s Country Storehttp
    4277 Washington Rd # D, Evans, GA
    (706) 860-1493
  • Adams Bait Shophttp
     Marye Street, Thunderbolt, GA
    (912) 898-1550
  • Dublin Hunting And Fishing
    1099 North Jefferson Street, Dublin, GA
    (478) 272-8322
  • Larry’s Quick
    1305 1st Street Northeast, Moultrie, GA
    (229) 985-1488
  • Phillips Bait & Tackle
    182 Fitzgerald Highway, Ocilla, GA
    (229) 468-9580

General Tips and Advice for Catching Bass

Bass will hide out in areas with natural or man made cover.  Look for weed beds, tree limbs that have fallen in the water or large patches of Lilly pads.  They are an ambush predator so they will wait in these areas until they spot a meal that swims by.

Early morning or late afternoon’s produce good fishing activity while bass fishing.  Overcast days or other days with low light conditions produce good results.   A few hours before sunset through a few hours after are the hours that produce best while Bass fishing.

In general the smaller bass’s diet consists more of small insects, whereas the larger adults consume small fish, frogs, salamanders, craw fish ect.

Rooster tails or spinner baits work well in low light days.  My advice is to keep to the live bait whenever possible.   Skimming a rubber frog over a pond that is covered by Lilly pads produces excellent and exciting results.

Tight lines and good luck Bass fishing in Georgia.

]]> https://fishingforbeginners.net/2011/01/01/bass-fishing-in-georgia/feed/ 0 Bass Fishing in Texas https://fishingforbeginners.net/2011/01/01/bass-fishing-in-texas/ https://fishingforbeginners.net/2011/01/01/bass-fishing-in-texas/#respond Sat, 01 Jan 2011 19:38:06 +0000 http://fishingforbeginners.net/?p=943 There are a variety of location in Texas where you will find excellent Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass fishing.  The warm weather all year round make it an ideal fishing location for many anglers.

This article will highlight many of the popular bass fishing locations in Texas as well as offer some useful tips and advice for bass fishing in and around Texas.  Texas’s long coastline, lakes and ponds make it a very attractive location for fisherman.  Some other popular species to try and fish for while in Texas are Trout, Perch, Bluegill, Crappie, Salmon and Catfish.  So saddle up and head down to texas for som exciting Bass fishing!

Popular Bass Fishing Locations in Texas

Below are a list of lakes and ponds in Texas that are popular Bass fishing locations.

  • Lake Fork   
  • Garza-Little Elm Lake
  • Grapevine Lake  
  • Houston  Lake
  • Lake Amistad  
  • Lake O’ the Pines  
  • Lake Lavon  
  • Lewisville Lake  
  • Livingston Lake  
  • Medina Lake  
  • Meredith Lake   
  • O.H. Ivie   Lake
  • Palestine  Lake
  • Possum Kingdom Lake  
  • Ray Hubbard Lake 
  • Ray Roberts  Lake
  • Richland Chambers  Lake
  • Sabine Lake   
  • Sam Rayburn  Lake
  • Tawakoni   Lake
  • Texoma  Lake
  • Toldeo Bend  Lake
  • Travis  Lake

Bait Shops in Texas

  • Fishermans Corner
    21910 FM 306, Canyon Lake, TX
    (210) 213-2534
  • Hog Eye Bait Shop
    6510 Blue Bluff Road, Austin, TX
    (512) 926-3522 1 review
  • Red Top Bait Shop
    Highway 29, Burnet, TX
    (512) 756-4606 2 reviews
  • Big Country Bait & Grocery
    11250 West Lake Road, Abilene, TX
    (325) 676-9043 Place page
  • Fisherman’s Bait
    4601 Red Bluff Road, Austin, TX
    (512) 386-9693

General Tips and Advice for Catching Bass

Bass will hide out in areas with natural or man made cover.  Look for weed beds, tree limbs that have fallen in the water or large patches of Lilly pads.  They are an ambush predator so they will wait in these areas until they spot a meal that swims by.

Early morning or late afternoon’s produce good fishing activity while bass fishing.  Overcast days or other days with low light conditions produce good results.   A few hours before sunset through a few hours after are the hours that produce best while Bass fishing.

In general the smaller bass’s diet consists more of small insects, whereas the larger adults consume small fish, frogs, salamanders, craw fish ect.

Rooster tails or spinner baits work well in low light days.  My advice is to keep to the live bait whenever possible.   Skimming a rubber frog over a pond that is covered by Lilly pads produces excellent and exciting results.

Tight lines and good luck Bass fishing in Texas.

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Popular Bass Fishing Locations in California

Below are a list of lakes and ponds in California that are popular Bass fishing locations.

  • Lake Almanor
  • Lake Antelope
  • Lake Benbow
  • Lake Bucks
  • Lake Berryessa  
  • Lake Cachuma  
  • Lake Camanche   
  • Lake Casitas   
  • Lake Clear  
  • Lake Folsom   
  • Lake Isabella   
  • Lake Millerton   
  • Lake Nacimiento   
  • Lake Piru  
  • Lake Shasta   
  • Lake Sonoma  
  • Lake Tahoe
  • Lake Clear
  • Lake Echo
  • Lake Gold 
  • Lake Juniper
  • Lake Lake
  • Lake Manzanita
  • Lake Shasta
  • Lake Siskiyou
  • Sand Pond
  • Lake Sardine
  • Lake Silver
  • Lake Thousand
  • Lake Trinity

Bait Shops in California

  • Bob’s Bait Shop-The Master Baiter
     302 2nd Street, Isleton, CA
    (916) 777-6666
  • Benicia Bait & Tackle – Benicia, CA on the California Delta
     509 Claverie Way, Benicia, CA
    (707) 745-4921
  • Coyote Discount Bait & Tackle
     8215 Monterey Road, CA
    (408) 463-0711
  • Bob’s Bait Bucket
     2131 South Chester Avenue, Bakersfield, CA
    (661) 833-8657
  • Bait Barn
     12505 Yosemite Boulevard, Waterford, CA
    (209) 874-3011
  • Fern Creek Lodge
     4628 California 158, June Lake, CA
    (760) 648-7722
  • Berkeley Marina Sport Center
     225 University Avenue, Berkeley, CA
    (510) 849-2727

General Tips and Advice for Catching Bass

Bass will hide out in areas with natural or man made cover.  Look for weed beds, tree limbs that have fallen in the water or large patches of Lilly pads.  They are an ambush predator so they will wait in these areas until they spot a meal that swims by.

Early morning or late afternoon’s produce good fishing activity while bass fishing.  Overcast days or other days with low light conditions produce good results.   A few hours before sunset through a few hours after are the hours that produce best while Bass fishing.

In general the smaller bass’s diet consists more of small insects, whereas the larger adults consume small fish, frogs, salamanders, craw fish ect.

Rooster tails or spinner baits work well in low light days.  My advice is to keep to the live bait whenever possible.   Skimming a rubber frog over a pond that is covered by Lilly pads produces excellent and exciting results.

Tight lines and good luck Bass fishing in California.

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