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July 29th, 2011
We’re in Canada This Week! Our
Regular Kentucky Lake Fishing Report will Resume Next Week …
Round Two of our Guided Canadian Wilderness Fishing Adventures
is taking place this week. We’ll have a complete recap
with photos for you next week.
Imagine … this could be YOU!
That’s right, it could be you! … Have you
ever thought about going fishing in Canada? After all who
wouldn’t want to go, right! Maybe you would like to go but
feel uncertain about putting the trip together or going by
yourself. No problem! Let Kick’n Bass put together a trip
of a lifetime for YOU! With nearly three decades of
experience exploring and fishing the Northwoods, we use our
angling know-how and wilderness skills to make your trip a
memorable one. Don’t take our word for it, here’s what a
couple of anglers had to say about their trip …
 Randy,
I’ve used the phrase "experience of a lifetime" before, but our
BWCA / Quetico wilderness adventure trip redefined this for me.
If someone's idea of a wilderness adventure is meticulous trip
pre-planning and preparation, a beautiful campsite, 5 star menu,
comfortable sleeping accommodations, awe inspiring wilderness
beauty, and throw in great fishing as a kicker, then this is the
trip for them. I want to thank you for providing the opportunity
for me to share this experience with my 74 year old father, and
other good friends, which now includes you and Clyde. The lord
willing, this will not be my last opportunity to express my
appreciating for Kick'n Bass Guide
Jimmy Davis - Sikeston, Mo.
 I
had a feeling that I’d have a great time with my father in BWCA
/ Quetico Provincial Park since we’d been on canoe trips before
and always had a good time. But, this trip was beyond
anything I expected. Breathtaking views, great fishing,
and amazing food are just a few reasons that I can't wait to go
back. This was the best camping experience of my life by a
long shot. In fact, I'm not sure how it could be any
better. Most people go on these trips and their best food
is freeze dried, trail mix or beef jerky. Randy and Clyde
made sure we didn't go hungry. Beef filet mignon, a shore
lunch of fried walleye within 3 hours of being caught, and pork
tenderloin cooked over an open fire were just a few of the top
notch menu items. They also made sure we were comfortable
at all times, even being in the remote wilderness. I joked
around about feeling like I was in a four bedroom condo the
whole week. But, that's just what it felt like. With
the top of the line equipment we were provided I slept better,
if not as well as I do at home. The fishing was also
better than anything I have ever experienced. I caught 3
of the biggest smallmouth bass of my life with two over 20
inches and one right at 21. I knew I would have fun, but
the memories I made with the group are unforgettable. The
best part is that I got to share them with my father. If
you're reading this, you have to find a way to make this trip
happen. Kick N' Bass will take it far and beyond anything
you could ever imagine.
Gabe Dement – Sikeston, Mo.
To check out the recap of our recent trip and all the cool
photos, click on this link
http://www.kicknbass.net/archives/Canadian_Recap_2011.htm
Want more information so you can be part of this
exciting adventure? Contact Kick’n Bass Guide Service by email
rk@kicknbass.net or Call
(270)703-6133.
Sonar Tip of the Week
The screen shows a huge school of bass suspended over a mid
lake ledge and feeding on a school of baitfish. Note that
the majority of the fish are located 10 – 20 feet in the water
column. Locating the exact position of the fish would not
have been possible without the aid of our electronics and most
likely we would have fished below the school. To catch
these fish we used a Kastmaster spoon bait. Note the water
temp and the time of day on the left screen. With the
water temps being what they are the bigger schools of bass are
going deep seeking cooler temps where bait fish are present.
Your electronics can go a long way in helping you find and put
more fish in the boat … Having confidence in using them and
knowing what they are telling you is the key!
Kick’n Bass can help you get more out of your
electronics and become a better fisherman. Here’s just
some of what Kick’n Bass can do to make your units more user
friendly and in turn help you become a more productive angler …
- Make sure your HDS unit(s) has the correct
settings for the type of fishing you do. In a lot of
cases the units are set for “general use” not specific.
- Install the overlay data on the screen that you
want. Example: Depth, Water Temp, Time, etc.
- Arrange the screens so they display what you
want them to show and make going from page to page orderly
and non-confusing.
- Eliminate unwanted, non-practical on screen data
that clutters your screen and gets in the way of using your
unit to its maximum potential.
- Demo the unit for you to help you be familiar
with the screens and commands, so you’ll have a good
understanding of how to use the unit and take advantage of
its fish finding capabilities.
- If needed, install the most recent updates.
As a bonus Kick’n Bass will help you learn to read an
electronic topo map and find “places of interest” that could be
potential fishing hot spots.
To schedule an on the water fishing trip with instruction
send an email to
rk@kicknbass.net
Tight Lines,
If you want to talk fishing
or book a trip with Randy ens call him at (270)
703-6133 or email him at
rk@kicknbass.net
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