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Win 4 Readi-Lure Tackle Boxes

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Readi-Lure Tackle Box by Tackle Tech
OklahomaFishingGuides.com is proud to announce yet more additions to our growing list of sponsors providing free lures, tackle & bait to lucky fishing report subscribers.

The Fish Grip, made in Oklahoma, will be given to each winner this year (2 per winner). It’s a very unique item that allows those who don’t want to touch fish to enjoy fishing!

Readi-Lure Tackle Boxes, made by Tackle Tech, are the most unique, versatile tackle boxes on the market. On the first Friday of March, June, September and December, four lucky fishing report subscribers will also receive an original Readi-Lure Tackle Box in addition to the $100 worth of lures, tackle & bait!!

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We’ve Doubled the Lures Again!

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OklahomaFishingGuides.com proudly announces that we’ve Doubled the Lures again!

As a subscriber to our fishing reports, you are now eligible to win $100.00 worth of lures, tackle & bait in our bi-monthly giveaways!

Besides great lures from Fishbelly, Lead Babies Slabs and Alluring Lures & Tackle, winners will now be receiving products from Jugs by Bert and CJ’s Bait Company.

Western Oklahoma Boat Show

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Western Oklahoma Boat Show in Elk City
The third weekend in February also featured the Western Oklahoma Boat Show in Elk City, about an hour and twenty minute drive west of OKC. It was a beautiful drive with some very interesting terrain – but very windy. We passed a wind generating farm that was going full blast from the wind!

The show featured a number of new boats, trucks, ATVs and a catfish pond for the kids. I registered for the free Bass Buddy boat – I hope I win!

Oklahoma Tackle Show

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Lake Eufaula Oklahoma Fishing Guide Todd Huckabee
The third weekend in February featured the Oklahoma Tackle Show. The show was especially packed on Saturday and featured many fun things for the kids including a trout pond (with some LARGE trout), rock climbing and a casting practice booth. The Oklahoma Chapter of B.A.S.S. also gave away lots of free tackle boxes to the kids along with an assortment of lures – very cool! Good job guys!!

Guide Todd Huckabee was a featured speaker and dished out some excellent pointers on spring bass and crappie.

Fishing Shows Everywhere!

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Talk about fishing shows! In the last 4 weeks, I’ve been to OKC three times, Tulsa twice, Claremore, Elk City and this weekend I’ll be heading to Grove. Whew – and I have enjoyed every minute of it. We are even going to have a booth at the Backwoods Fishing & Hunting Expo March 2 – 4 at the OKC fairgrounds. Come on by and see us!

Each show has had it’s own personality, flair and share of interesting attractions & vendors. The upcoming blog entries will chronicle my travels around Oklahoma with pictures and stories. I’ve met so many nice people and some have even commented on how much they enjoy Hawg Blawg and our main site, www.OklahomaFishingGuides.com.

Thanks to all our loyal readers. Here’s to each and every one of us hauling in trophy Hawgs this year!!

Winter Fishing Tips

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Aspiring pro Mike Diehl from Lake Tom Steed sends everyone these great winter fishing tips:

I just wanted to let everyone know that even though the weather has been making it almost impossible to get out on the water, it’s a great time to get your fishing gear in order now.

During this last cold spell, I took the opportunity to disassemble all my reels and really clean them up. I have taken all my reels apart and not only cleaned and oiled them but replaced any worn components as well. The drag disk and pinion gears usually take a beating, and also take a good look at the level wind bars and pins that hold the line guide in place.

I thought my equipment was already in good working order but boy I was really shocked at how well the cast and function now that they have been rebuilt. Parts can be found at numerous sights on the net and are really pretty cheap. On average $15.00 a reel for everything I needed to do the job. Also, don’t forget to put new line on now too.

Take a good look at your rods as well. I inspect the eyes of the rods for burs with a Q-tip by rubbing it inside the eye. A bur on the eye will snag the Q-tip, you can smooth them with fine emery cloth.

Last but not least – get the tackle ready, sharpen all your hooks, check swivels & spinners and give them a good cleaning too. I also took this time to pre-rig some of my new Fishbelly lures swim baits just in case the weather clears.

Good fishing! -Mike Diehl

Editor’s Note: Thanks Mike! Excellent winter fishing tips!! While getting your gear in order, you can recall all the great trips from last year & look forward to all the great trips this year…

Blue River Trout Report

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We received this report on Blue River Oklahoma trout fishing from Frank Hanna:

We went to Blue River last week end and we had a real good time. Start your day early; there are a lot of devoted fishermen that fish Blue River. Take a can of corn and broad cast a hand full out into the water where you will be fishing through out the day of fishing; then tie on some Power Berkley Trout bait, I preferred the Power Berkley corn nuggets. I used a red #8 hook, seems big but it was working very good, put on three P.B. corn nuggets.

Put you sinker about 24 inches up your line, it seem to work better. It took me about an hour to get my limit of 6 fish; but the fish I caught were about 3 to 4 inches longer than most of the other fishermen’s fish. Don’t forget to get your Trout stamp before heading out. The water was back down and clearing up fast, temp was around 42 degrees. All of the fish we caught where from the area 1.

Editor’s Note: Thanks for the report Frank! Sounds like a fantastic trip!! Frank also tells us that there will be more trout stocked on 2/17 and 2/24.