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MassBass

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About MassBass

  • Birthday 09/02/1989

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  • Gender
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  • Location
    Cambridge
  • My PB
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  • Favorite Bass
    Smallmouth
  • Favorite Lake or River
    Lake Winnipesaukee, Merrimack River, Androscoggin River, Charles River, Saco River, Walden Pond

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  1. Hold over rainbows are hittin. Got my limit last weekend, I think for sure could have gotten more bites. I'm going to keep hitting trout for March.
  2. Limited out on holdover rainbows. Two on silver spoon, one on spinner. They were biting good in the south breeze.
  3. I have been there, and fished the Carson River and Washoe Lake. Can't say I caught anything, but it was early season and water was very high everywhere. I heard there are smallmouth in the Carson River(it is small, a stream), and I believe it. I think it is also stocked with brown trout. If you really want to catch fish, spend the rest of your days fishing lake Tahoe.
  4. Yeah get a set of grippers from Amazon that have incremental resistance so you can progress.You also need to train the muscles that open the hand, even though they are much smaller. For this you can just use some rubber bands.
  5. I have always been a gym goer but the past couple years I have experimented with and practiced some kinds of non mainstream training. For example, neck training. No one wants to mess with the guy with a big neck. It is your shield, and together with the traps and shoulders it is your crown. It's a source of confidence and composure when you are under a bridge, along the dirty water, by yourself, on a warm moonlit night. Also grip strength. Yes I have gotten big into the v shaped grippers with the spring. But heavy ones for strength reps, like 150 and 200lbs. Grip strength is functional strength. Also grip can become a personality trait in difficult situations. Fishing is a tactical sport and grip strength can be very useful.
  6. Nice man. I don't go around much except over the lower Charles and back. The ponds all around Boston should be wide open?
  7. Last fall I was down trout fishing at the pond. These kids were walking along the bank vaping and started asking me about the fishing. Yadda yadda, he says he caught a 12lb bass. I think wow he is full of it. Then he shows me a picture. It is a giant largemouth, he is holding it against his body like a carp. I had to think yeah, that is a 10-12lb fish. Drunk in the middle of the night on a spinnerbait. For some the recordbook isn't a priority.
  8. Probably more like smallmouth. Am going to use them for Rock Bass Ramen
  9. I'll be heading down south in early- mid November for a wedding and I intend to make a fishing expedition out of it. For reference the event is in Bluemont VA. My interest is piqued in the 'doah and Potomac, however I don't know what kind of fishing I would be getting into in November. Do the smallies shut down? Is there a cold water fishery? If these rivers are washed out high and mighty by then, is there any good lake and pond opportunities? Not looking for spots, just general intel about fishing around there in November.
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