Oops…you hit another rock pile with your hull or maybe you realize that your transom is rotten. It could mean your boat could end up in the shop the entire summer while you go boat less; baking in the hot sun and dreaming of cool summer nights aboard your boat. Maybe it’s not too late for you to repair it yourself. Saving you money and giving you a feeling of self satisfaction of repairing it yourself. The book Fiberglass Boat Repairs Illustrated by Roger Marshall covers every topic a boat owner needs to repair or restore their damaged boat.
Fiberglass Boat Repairs Illustrated (http://www.mhprofessional.com) has nine chapters covering how fiberglass boats are built, identifying damage to a boat, materials, tools and basic techniques for repairing a boat, gelcoat restoration, cosmetic repairs, minor structural repairs, hull, keel, and rudder fairing, major repairs, osmosis repair, blister repair, finishing your repair work, and building a shelter for storing the boat during repair.
Every angler will face fishing in harsh post front conditions sooner or later. Days were fish refuse to bite. Professional angler Terry Scroggins takes on classic post front conditions and explains how he catches finicky bass when the temperature drops. In section one of Classic Patterns: Post Front Conditions; Scroggins goes out on Rodman Reservoir in Florida tempting fussy Florida strain bass to bite. Scroggins explains how anglers can find fish by studying maps before going, paying attention on the water, and how critical boat positioning is for catching bass out of aquatic vegetation using a big flipping stick.
2008 Bassmaster Classic Champion Alton Jones takes us to Fayette County Lake in Texas on a pre-spawn/late winter fishing trip. Jones explains to anglers the pathway that bass take and how to catch fish during this time of year. Classic Patterns: Pre-Spawn Pathway DVD (http://www.lurenet.com/) has three sections: Freezing Weather, Hot Water Discharge, and a Bonus section. In Freezing Weather, Jones breaks down where fish live and how to catch them; all while the bottom of his boat fills with snow. That’s right, snow in Texas, but the bass do not seem to mind. In Hot Water Discharge, Jones explains how to rig, where to fish it and why they work, catching so many fish in shallow and deep water situations. This power plant lake has hot water flowing out making the bass big and fat.
In Classic Patterns Series 3, Volume 1: Reaction Bites professional angler Timmy Horton from Muscle Shoals, Alabama goes fishing on two of the hottest bass reservoirs in the south. In section one of Classic Patterns: Reaction Bites DVD (http://www.lurenet.com/ ), Horton keys in on some tremendous topwater action; in section two, Horton travels to Lake Guntersville during the pre-spawn; in section three, Horton talks about electronic, rigging, towing, and installation tips. In section one, School’s in on Pickwick, Horton goes fishing on Pickwick lake fishing armed with a variety of baits from deep diving Bomber Fat Free Shad model BD7F to a topwater Heddon Super Spook Junior. Horton also breaks down equipment and lures needed to be successful while fishing Pickwick Lake, Lake Guntersville or any lake. In section two, Grass Knockin’, Horton explains techniques he uses to catch fish out of Lake Guntersville grass on an Excalibur XR-50 One Knocker lipless crankbait. Horton shows in this DVD a successful angler needs to learn how to adapt and make adjustments on the water; no matter what lake, river, or reservoir they are fishing.
Professional angler Edwin Evers takes the challenge of fishing three bodies of water in Oklahoma under a number of different conditions. Classic Patterns: 3 Levels of Power (http://www.lurenet.com/) is divided into 3 sections: Balsa Bassin’, Oologah Bushes, and Deep Crankin. In each section, Evers shows anglers how to locate and pattern bass on unfamiliar lakes.
Professional angler Dave Wolak takes us on a journey from up north to down south in search of both smallmouth and largemouth. Classic Patterns: Adapting to Conditions Wolak shows anglers how to adapt to catch bass not only in very cold water, but the warm waters in South Texas. Classic Patterns: Adapting to Conditions (http://www.lurenet.com/) is divided into three sections: Cold Weather, Cold Water Smallmouth, and Falcon’s Giants.
Oops…you hit another rock pile with your hull or maybe you realize that your transom is rotten. It could mean your boat could end up in the shop the entire summer while you go boat less; baking in the hot sun and dreaming of cool summer nights aboard your boat. Maybe it’s not too late for you to repair it yourself. Saving you money and giving you a feeling of self satisfaction of repairing it yourself. The book Fiberglass Boat Repairs Illustrated by Roger Marshall covers every topic a boat owner needs to repair or restore their damaged boat. 
Every angler will face fishing in harsh post front conditions sooner or later. Days were fish refuse to bite. Professional angler Terry Scroggins takes on classic post front conditions and explains how he catches finicky bass when the temperature drops. In section one of Classic Patterns: Post Front Conditions; Scroggins goes out on Rodman Reservoir in Florida tempting fussy Florida strain bass to bite. Scroggins explains how anglers can find fish by studying maps before going, paying attention on the water, and how critical boat positioning is for catching bass out of aquatic vegetation using a big flipping stick.
2008 Bassmaster Classic Champion Alton Jones takes us to Fayette County Lake in Texas on a pre-spawn/late winter fishing trip. Jones explains to anglers the pathway that bass take and how to catch fish during this time of year. Classic Patterns: Pre-Spawn Pathway DVD (
In Classic Patterns Series 3, Volume 1: Reaction Bites professional angler Timmy Horton from Muscle Shoals, Alabama goes fishing on two of the hottest bass reservoirs in the south. In section one of Classic Patterns: Reaction Bites DVD (
Professional angler Edwin Evers takes the challenge of fishing three bodies of water in Oklahoma under a number of different conditions. Classic Patterns: 3 Levels of Power (
Professional angler Dave Wolak takes us on a journey from up north to down south in search of both smallmouth and largemouth. Classic Patterns: Adapting to Conditions Wolak shows anglers how to adapt to catch bass not only in very cold water, but the warm waters in South Texas. Classic Patterns: Adapting to Conditions (