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Please support this channel. Thanks for the views, subs, comments, and support. Fishing for Smallmouth bass and panfish on the Supermoon in May of 2012. After getting into several Bass accidentally I decided to target Smallmouth using a Wiggle wart in fire tiger pattern, my best crankbait for Smallmouth in the rocks. Unfortunately the smallmouth weren’t very active, possibly due to the storm that passed through just a day or two prior. www.youtube.com Either way, I decided to again target panfish and had a fairly successful day. By the time I got home it was dark and the Supermoon was showing through the sparse clouds, it was a great way to end the night. There’s a reason they call it fishing and not catching. We don’t always catch what we are fishing for. Tags: freshwater fishing smallmouth bass panfish sunfish bluegill Michigan Super Moon “Supermoon” May 2012 catching fish lake reservoir impoundment dam outdoor sports canoe kayak bassboat wiggle wart Big O Fat Rap Rapala Berkley Trilene XT stren crankbait jig “float fishing” sportsman natural resources River Detroit Fly Catch Rapids Trout Salmon Northern Pike Carp Marsh Lansing “Grand Rapids” Bait Boat Mario video game minecraft online gaming

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Jersey boys rise up versus freshwater fishing.

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Thanks to country music artist Tony Young for use of his original music from the song “Waitin’ on Tom.” The Fishing Capital of the World has more than 2276 miles of tidal shoreline… which is more than enough to satisfy over a million saltwater anglers. Florida is offering two license-free saltwater fishing Saturdays this year. One is June 2 and another is September 1. License free fishing days are a great way to introduce people to the lifetime sport of fishing… from unlicensed parents building new memories with their kids… to avid anglers sharing the fun of fishing with family and friends. Some of Florida’s most popular sea life include: Grouper, Spiny Lobster, Stone Crabs and Shrimp…so come get your line wet and enjoy saltwater fishing in Florida, The Fishing Capital of the World. MORE INFO: The saltwater fishing days are June 2 and Sept. 1 (Labor Day weekend). The June free fishing day is the same week as the National Fishing and Boating Week, which is promoted by the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation and includes significant national media and events. In 2011, 38 states had at least one free-fishing day during this annual event. The second freshwater fishing day also falls on this week. June 2 also falls on the first weekend of the popular red snapper season in the Gulf of Mexico while bay scallops and spiny lobster will be open for harvest on Sept. 1. DID YOU KNOW: The days draw guests to the state and get residents and visitors alike out on the …

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The Fishing Capital of the World has more than 2276 miles of tidal shoreline… which is more than enough to satisfy over a million saltwater anglers. Florida is offering two license-free saltwater fishing Saturdays this year. One is June 2 and another is September 1. License free fishing days are a great way to introduce people to the lifetime sport of fishing… from unlicensed parents building new memories with their kids… to avid anglers sharing the fun of fishing with family and friends. Some of Florida’s most popular sea life include: Grouper, Spiny Lobster, Stone Crabs and Shrimp…so come get your line wet and enjoy saltwater fishing in Florida, The Fishing Capital of the World. MORE INFO: The saltwater fishing days are June 2 and Sept. 1 (Labor Day weekend). The June free fishing day is the same week as the National Fishing and Boating Week, which is promoted by the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation and includes significant national media and events. In 2011, 38 states had at least one free-fishing day during this annual event. The second freshwater fishing day also falls on this week. June 2 also falls on the first weekend of the popular red snapper season in the Gulf of Mexico while bay scallops and spiny lobster will be open for harvest on Sept. 1. DID YOU KNOW: The days draw guests to the state and get residents and visitors alike out on the water, traveling, purchasing fuel, staying in hotels and buying fishing gear. Recreational saltwater …

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