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gengberg December 3rd, 2008

Welcome to Gary Yamamoto’s Ezine NewsletterDecember 2, 2008 ~ Vol. 9 No. 36

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Thanksgiving on the Hudson

We hope every fellow American has enjoyed a great Thanksgiving national holiday, and we wish the warmest sentiments of the season to all our readers across the USA, Canada, Mexico and every country and continent, from your friends at Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits.

This week’s story’s about some pretty frosty fishing I just did in 34-35 degree water. That’s a couple degrees shy of being solid ice, but the fishing was pretty good! The story takes place on the mighty Hudson River, and as we looked out at the majestic Catskill Mountains in the heart of New York’s ski country, there was snow about half way down the slopes. It was freezing out there, yet we proved that fish will remain active even in the coldest climes. Much of the information conveyed here about the tackle and techniques can be put to use in other similar winter fishing situations and locations - especially where bigger rivers are involved.

So bundle up in layers of your warmest duds and join us on a nippy holiday trip! Please enjoy reading::

* Thanksgiving on the Hudson ~ Story by Russ Bassdozer

New, Interesting and Entertaining Stories from Our Staff Writers

We’ve just received a lot of new, interesting and entertaining stories from our staff writers. Please choose from your favorite author or topic or two, and enjoy reading:
How To Pack For A Tournament Trip By Steve Price
Organization, whether you’re taking everything you own or bringing only the essentials, is key to being properly propared for every possible tournament circumstance. -more
Blackie and His Baits - Part 2 By Stan Fagerstrom
Bass fishermen know how important it is to watch what a surface lure is doing. Now and then you’ll find a bait where listening is equally necessary. -more
“Nothing Could Be Finer, than Riggin’ Carolina…” By Mike Whitten
With apologies to the author of that marvelous old tune, Carolina rigging on structure is one of the finest livewell filling techniques. -more
The Suck Truck Has Parked By Pete Robbins
Have you checked out Pete Robbins blog yet? It’s timely, topical, and you just never know what Pete will post next! He’s recently assessed his 2008 tournament season results, and he’s not too happy. We ask you, can this angler be saved? -more
Basic Boat Maintenance - Part 2 By Cap’n Chuck Duggins
What we are really aiming to do with winterization is to do so in such a way that water damage, chemical damage (primarily fuel system), corrosion and freeze damage, don’t occur. -more
How It All Started For Me By Andy Caldwell
Remembering why we all started fishing in the first place. -more
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