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  • Coeur d'Alene Fishing Report 10.18.18

    Coeur d'Alene Fishing Report 10.18.18

    Coeur d'Alene River The fishing is great here folks.  Nights are getting much colder, so the mornings are not going to be too productive.  It’s banker’s hours now, so getting on the water by noon is totally acceptable as the hatches really won't kick off until then anyhow.  You’ll want to stay until dark as this is when the October caddis really start to kick in.  There is also a good amount of blue wing olives out as well as small caddis and mahogany duns too.  However, the clear, sunny days will make for much more technical fishing.  So, using longer leaders and good presentations are now the key. Don't be afraid to go back through some of the runs you just fished with dry flies and run a sculpin or streamer through them. Small spinners and soft hackles can prove to be deal sealers now.  Run a small 18-20 soft hackle behi...

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  • North 40 Life

    1. Eastern Washington Fishing Report 10.18.18

      Eastern Washington Fishing Report 10.18.18

      Omak Lake (WA) Cold crisp mornings are the norm now, but that is okay. Catch a few Lahontan cutthroats and you should warm right up. The Lahontans are still very active as they continue to feed just out of sight. You might even catch a glimpse of one now and then as they come in to chase some bait fish. Most of the fish are averaging around 20 inches with a good handful hitting over the 26-inch mark. A number of small to medium streamers are working quite well. A few examples would be; a #10 to a #6 epoxy minnow, a #8 deadly shiner, a #8 baby gonga, and a #8 or #6 near nuff sculpin.  These are but a handful that we have been having good success with. I was out the other day and decided to play the indicator game. Balanced leeches in blacks, olive, or purple pulled in several fish. I then switched to bloodworms for a while and had...

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    2. Searching for Topwater Bass Bites with Justin Atkins and the Berkley CaneWalker

      Searching for Topwater Bass Bites with Justin Atkins and the Berkley CaneWalker

      Built with a heavy tail and weight transfer system the Berkley CaneWalker can cast a country mile. Available in a variety of bait imitating colors this loud lure will help you quickly locate bass around structure or suspended in open water. Watch the video below to learn more.   Hey guys, Justin Atkins here. We're in the Berkley booth with North 40 Outfitters at the 2018 ICAST Show. I'm going to show you a new bait that Berkley's got this year, I'm super excited about. It's called the Berkley CaneWalker. It's built on 125-millimeter body. It has a large weight in the backend and a weight transfer system, helps you cast at a mile, makes its bait, walks super easy. Comes stocked with Berkley Fusion 19 hooks. As a lot of you know, last year I won the Forrest Wood Cup, the one with the big chrome top water out over cane piles and brus...

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    3. How to Get Aggressive and Smooth Cuts with the Milwaukee M18 Super Sawzall How to Get Aggressive and Smooth Cuts with the Milwaukee M18 Super Sawzall

      How to Get Aggressive and Smooth Cuts with the Milwaukee M18 Super Sawzall

      Powerful and designed for performance, the Milwaukee M18 Super Sawzall has orbital and reciprocating actions. Plus, featuring a 1-1/4-inch blade stroke, the M18 delivers aggressive cuts on wood and smooth cuts on metal. Watch the video below to learn more.   This is the new M18 Super Sawzall featuring orbital action, an inch and a quarter blade stroke, five-speed dial, runs off our new M18 12.0 battery. What's great about the M18 platform, not only does it power by this 12 amp power battery, it can run off our compact battery. There's over 150 tools that work on the Milwaukee system, all interchangeable. If it's M18 it will fit.

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    4. Bobby Lane is Pumped About Berkley’s Expanded Line of Powerbait Plastics

      Bobby Lane is Pumped About Berkley’s Expanded Line of Powerbait Plastics

      Power Bait plastics already have a reputation for catching fish and with their new expanded line of Powerbait plastics is sure to rip lips. Berkley have expanded their lineup on Powerbait plastics to include the Craw Fatty, the General Senko style bait, the Powerhog, Grass pig, and more. Watch the video below to learn more.   Hey, Bobby Lane, 2018 ICAST here in Orlando, Florida, talking about the new power bait soft plastic lineup. Guys, we have everything you need for your boat, from flipping baits to craws, to the general, to swim baits. I'm gonna pull a few out and let you look at them. What we've done is we've repackaged them.   We've got them in power bait now, unbelievable action. They have the scent. Fish are gonna hold on longer. Of course, we have the 4" craw fatty. This thing is just an all around awesome bait. Fl...

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    5. The Most Durable Dog Bowl on the Market | Yeti Boomer 8 Dog Bowl

      The Most Durable Dog Bowl on the Market | Yeti Boomer 8 Dog Bowl

      Able to hold up to eight cups of water, the Yeti Boomer 8 Dog Bowl is double-walled, rust resistant, and dishwasher safe. Non-insulated, the Boomer is made of a durable stainless steel that is easy to clean. Watch the video below to learn more.   Hi, I'm Casey with Yeti here to talk about our new Boomer 8 dog bowl. This is a brand new category for us, we're really excited to showcase this. So the Boomer dog bowl is an eight cup bowl, double wall, but it's not vacuum insulated. Reason being we want to make sure that we don't have too much of cold water in here. It is BPA free, food-grade safe, as well as dishwasher safe. So it can get as nasty or as used as you need to but always be able to be washed in the dishwasher. We have four colors for it. Seafoam, brick red, stainless, and black. These will be available for Christmas at Nor...

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    6. Up Your Plastics Game with Berkley’s New Lineup of Max Scent Plastics

      Up Your Plastics Game with Berkley’s New Lineup of Max Scent Plastics

      Designed to put out a maximum amount of scent out into the water these plastics are ideally suited to dirty, cold, and pressured waters. Now available in a variety of new forms including magnum worm, lizard, flat worm, and super chunk for those looking at add a tasty trailer to your jig. Watch the video below to learn more. Hey, Bobby Lane, 2018 ICAST from Orlando, Florida. You guys are catching some of the first looks at the new PowerBait MaxScent. Now, we did launch it earlier this year. Unbelievable. Just came off a tournament in Lake Owhyee. A lot of the top 10 caught them right here on the new PowerBait Max Scent flatworm. The colors are amazing. So crazy how you had to use pliers to get the hook out of the fish's mouth. This flatworm, the PowerBait MaxScent mixed in with it, the smallmouth could not resist it. I'm so excited to g...

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    7. Best ATV Mower on the Market | Earthquake Acreage Rough Cut Mower Best ATV Mower on the Market | Earthquake Acreage Rough Cut Mower

      Best ATV Mower on the Market | Earthquake Acreage Rough Cut Mower

      An armored tank of a mower, the Earthquake Acreage Rough Cut Mower is best for clearing trail and cutting fields of tall grass. Featuring a powerful Briggs & Stratton engine, the Rough Cut has an 11-gauge fabricated steel deck and a 44” swath. Plus, tool-less step-and-drop wheel adjusters raise and lower the mower in seconds. Watch the video below to learn more.   My name is Pat Zeipher, I'm with Ardisam, which is the manufacturer of Earthquake Optimal Power Equipment.   Today we're looking at the Acreage Rough Cut Mower. It's a 44-inch cut mower, Okay? It's designed to pull behind a garden tractor, ATV, a side-by-side, anything like that. What's nice about it, it's got the adjustable hitch where you can pull it off to the side or you can pull it straight behind the unit. And to change that, all is you have t...

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    8. Coeur d'Alene Fishing Report 10.11.18

      Coeur d'Alene Fishing Report 10.11.18

      Coeur d'Alene River Fishing is great right now, guys.  The cooler weather and rain has helped a ton and will keep the fish feeding up on top.  There are also lots of blue-winged olives, mahoganies, October caddis as well.  You’ll find that the middle of the day and afternoon when things have had a chance to warm up, will be the best fishing times.  Using smaller blue-wing olives 18-20s with an emerger or soft hackle dropper behind it will work.  If you are fishing the October caddis, remember to "skate" or "twitch" them, rarely do the real ones stay still on the water. A large size 6 or 8 orange stimulator is a perfect October caddis imitation.  Use Loon High and dry powder on them after they get waterlogged and keep them dry and they will produce much better.  Also, don't forget to try a streamer here and there too.  Finally, ...

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    9. Tired of Chasing the Rainbow? Trout Alternatives in Washington

      Tired of Chasing the Rainbow? Trout Alternatives in Washington

      We all learn, when we are little, that a pot of gold lies at the end of any rainbow. Those who do pursue a rainbow’s terminus will only be met with frustration. In many respects, I feel the same way about rainbow trout fisheries in Washington state. Don’t get me wrong, I love catching rainbows and pound for pound you won’t find many harder fighting fish in the state. However, rainbow trout are so widespread in the evergreen state that it's hard to avoid them, frustratingly so. You might think it odd to be frustrated with catching fish, but I’m a person who likes a little variety in his life. After all, you can only chase the pot of gold for so long before it gets boring. Alternative trout fisheries in the state do exist, many are underutilized, and some provide the potential for trophy fish. Here is a rundown of some alternative W...

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