http://www.sanjosebass.com Your Bay Area fishing resource... Thu, 28 Aug 2008 06:55:36 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en This article was contributed by Cooch. Low tide is probably the toughest tide to fish for most guys. The one reason is, we all like to chunk our baits up to the bank and work it to the weedlines, heck that's where we ALL have the best results, up in that ... http://www.sanjosebass.com/caifornia-delta-fishing.htm Uvas Reservoir is located in Morgan Hill, CA and is one of the smallest fisheries regulated by the Santa Clara Valley Water District. I've fished here quite a bit, and it's one of the few places you can still fish at night. There is plenty of largemouth bass and catfish ... http://www.sanjosebass.com/uvas-reservoir.htm Since traffic on our local lakes, and subsequently, on this board have come to a crawl in these dog-days of summer, I thought I’d take a moment to discuss some of the peculiar behaviors of our favorite finned species. [caption id="attachment_144" align="alignleft" width="125" caption="An un-amused Largemouth Bass gives aquarium onlookers ... http://www.sanjosebass.com/largemouth-bass-%e2%80%93-the-ultimate-predator.htm [caption id="attachment_132" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="An assortment of Huddleston's finest swimbaits. "][/caption] Well, I'm not sure if I am 100% qualified to review the Huddleston Deluxe 8" Trout, but since I've witnessed its potential first hand I guess that's good enough. Not to mention, I've watched Butch Brown, like many of you ... http://www.sanjosebass.com/huddleston-deluxe.htm Have you ever seen point break? It’s a classic movie about some surfers who are bank robbers. The Reeves (Keanu) goes undercover to stop these dudes and needs to learn to surf. In a nut shell, he catches the bad guy but has to let him go. He caught ... http://www.sanjosebass.com/the-50-year-storm.htm I've been using a small Shimano nylon tackle box for over a year now and I was in desperate need of an upgrade. I've outgrown this thing months ago and my tackle was basically pouring out the sides. In fact, I had recently snapped off one of the zippers while ... http://www.sanjosebass.com/okeechobee-fats-tackle-box.htm Now that I have been fishing for over a couple of years I've come to the realization that the jig is my favorite piece of arsenal in my tackle box. Over the past two years I've caught more fish on jigs than on anything else. In fact, if you would ... http://www.sanjosebass.com/tnt-wadda-jig.htm Contributed by: Andy "Cooch" Cuccia Hey y'all, summer time is here and I'm sure hearing a lot from anglers through out the country who are struggling to catch bass. Most complain of not catching many fish, and the ones they do catch are always small. I have a few simple ideas ... http://www.sanjosebass.com/summer-time-basics-for-success.htm Contributed by: Marce Last weekend Kevin Campbell and I participated in our very first "official" boat tournament. I don't know what was more interesting, the fact that we both had never fished in an official fishing tournament or that Kevin had never fished the delta. And now, a week after our ... http://www.sanjosebass.com/future-pro-tour-the-delta-event.htm Contributed by: Murf I'd say I've learned 90% of what I know about bass fishing from my dad.  When you consider the vast foundation of knowledge it takes just to be a decent bass angler - setups, proper knots, reading water clarity, temperature, and current, understanding the bass' life cycle and ... http://www.sanjosebass.com/sharing-the-wealth.htm