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Summer Smallmouth Bass Fishing
If you are like some of the team here at FishVault, fishing for smallmouth bass is a favorite summertime tradition. Unlike its largemouth bass cousin, smallmouth bass prefer not only cooler water, but areas with rocks and current. River fishing for smallies can be fun this time of year and looking for structures in the river is a great place to start. Common structures like tree roots and rock ledges likely not only serve as ambush points, but the calm eddies also let the fish conserve energy between feeding times.
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Give Winter Fishing A Try
When it comes to winter fishing, the first thing you need to keep in mind is that preparing properly for the chilly conditions is job number one. Not only can it be dangerous to head outside in sub-freezing temperatures, if you're shivering uncontrollably or you lose all feeling in your hands, you simply can’t fish because tasks like tying knots or baiting hooks become impossible. 
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Choosing The Right Lure Color
Each month, our FishVault subscription boxes contain some of the most popular lures and baits being used by anglers across the country. Quite often, these lures come in a variety of color selections. Listed below is a simple guide to some of the more popular fishing lure colors and when you should try to fish them:
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Prepare Now, Fish More Later
Between work, family time, and running errands, it seems that the time to go fishing can lessen more and more. So, when you finally do get the time to get out on the water, make sure you make the best of it. A little preparation ahead of time can allow you to spend more time fishing and less time dealing with tackle and gear issues. Try some of these tips before your next fishing adventure…
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Five Tips To Get Kids Fishing
At FishVault, we love seeing kids get excited about fishing. Sharing a love of fishing with youngsters is noble and enjoyable. You don't need to be a professional angler or an expert guide to plant seeds of fishing interest that can be cultivated for a lifetime. Whether you're hitting the water with a son or daughter, a grandchild, the neighbor kid, or any other youngster, keep these five simple tips in mind.
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