Brian B.

Pittsfield, MA, United States

USCG Licensed Captain | Northeast Bass Fishing | Enjoying the outdoors | Passionate | #KindlewoodOutdoors #BardeRodz #KindlewoodCares

17 Feb 07:07

Yes, our winds are typically westerly up here. It sets up similar situations.

My thoughts - I will search for bait and or structure on the wind blown shore first because in my mind it is being disturbed and the bait may take advantage of that. It makes fishing difficult and if they are biting it is worth it. If that is not working I would go to the river or creek inlets because it is also bringing in food and nutrients. If that is not working I loose my mind and start fishing random stuff. ;-)

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Yes Brian Latimer I went out and bought me a couple. It was easy and I could control it. 😀 Now I just need the lakes to thaw out.

10 Feb 17:48

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I organized my plastics last week. Good wintertime project for me.

07 Feb 08:29

LOL - Ha - “My wife thought I was going to stay home and be cleaning”

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06 Feb 20:03

Sending you positive vibes, Brian Latimer Good luck at the Sam Rayburn Reservoir this weekend! 🎣🏆👍 💪👊 https://majorleaguefishing.com/events/2024-02-09-sam-rayburn-reservoir/

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I have not used the buck tail and I need to up here in the cold NE. I am looking forward to the workshop.

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02 Feb 13:00

I second that Ken Pfeiffer

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02 Feb 12:59

No open water, no problem! When the bass are under the ice, I pull out the winter gear and hits the slopes! ⛷️ Still chasing thrills, just a different kind. Do you have ice fishing pics or snow day adventures? ⬇️

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31 Jan 21:39

Winter is an excellent time to tackle maintenance and upgrade projects. Recently, I changed the oil injection filter and installed some custom reed valves.

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This summer my son caught a nice smallie while learning and using a bait casting rod I built for him. It is awesome making memories.

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