YouTube Autumn Uprising – Hook n’ Look Episode 7 Season 9 Promo February 9, 201627 views1 min read FacebookXRedditLinkedInEmail An early autumn phenomenon takes place across Northern Michigan lakes as schools of baitfish ascend from depths to feed on zooplankton. Schools of smallmouth bass follow right behind as Kim reveals with the help of Strike King’s “Naked Rage Blade”. You may also like YouTube How To Tie a Double Uni Knot – Hook n’ Look Splash #24 adminJanuary 8, 2014 A “Splash” of angling information with an underwater point of view. Hook n’ Look Splash Episode #24 Kim Stricker will show you how... Video YouTube Does fishing line visibility matter? I think so, watch this! adminNovember 27, 2022 Video YouTube Finesse Tactics for Largemouth Bass in Pencil Reeds. adminSeptember 24, 2021 As summer transitions into autumn and high pressure dampens the largemouth bite, Kim relies on a more stealthy approach in and around pencil reeds... Video YouTube Hook n’ Look’s Perspective on Michigan’s Proposed Bass Regulations 215.15 adminMarch 21, 2015 This short (11) minute video serves as underwater documentation, confirming MDNR recent studies, biologists concerns and Hook n’ Look’s... Latest videos How Cold Fronts Influence Spawning Bass 8 months ago Bass Fishing Florida’s Legendary Bienville Lakes 8 months ago Why Spinnerbaits for Early Fall Smallmouths! August 26, 2025
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