Archive for the 'Fishing' Category
By Viarna Lopal
Like Fishing Rods, your range of fishing reels is simply huge. You can buy reels for fishing in freshwater, reels for fishing off boats, reels for fishing off beaches, Alvey fishing reels, electronic fishing reels and everything in between. Don’t be too concerned or overwhelmed by this though; it’s not hard to get [...]
April 25th, 2010 | Posted in Fishing | No Comments
By Gregory Jackson
Crappie fishing during the fall can be frustrating. The unstable weather patterns during the fall can reek havoc on the water temperatures and cause the fish to scatter. Crappie can be found shallow, deep, or anywhere in between depending on the situation. So what do we do?
Generally speaking, early in the fall is [...]
January 13th, 2010 | Posted in Fishing | No Comments
By Gurg Sumit Kumar
The fun of Fishing is in fishing for Tuna fish. These species are also called Allison tuna and has a wide range like yellowfin, bigeye, longtail and bluefin.
The yellowfin tuna is one of the most economical fish in the world. The fishermen worldwide take hundred and thousands of tons of fish every [...]
November 16th, 2009 | Posted in Fishing | No Comments
By Rex Bledsoe
If you are looking for an edge to catch more fish, perhaps one or two ideas from this list will make the difference. Here we go, 25 ways to be a stealthy angler:
1. Wear visually quiet camo clothing from Aqua Design.
2. Always follow suggestion number one.
3. Use camouflage for more than clothing. Investigate [...]
November 10th, 2009 | Posted in Fishing | No Comments
By Joshua Killingsworth
Fishing charters or fishing trips have made fishing a sports craze from coast to coast. From the Outer banks to Seattle, from Cape Cod to the Florida keys -fishing has become the newest American past time.
Charters are done either offshore or inshore and even out on the Gulf Stream. Fishing charters offer deep-sea [...]
November 10th, 2009 | Posted in Fishing | No Comments
By Bobbie Bailey
An Ice fishing rod is obviously the one tool you will need to catch the fish out on the ice. The sport of ice fishing is a long standing tradition passed down from father to son. If you are new to the sport, it is important to have the right equipment when out [...]
November 3rd, 2009 | Posted in Fishing | No Comments
By Adam Alpers
Black bass have gained an enormous notoriety for being the most challenging sport fish there is that exists. They are of the genus Micropterus. There are several different Micropterus (also known as bass) that flourish waters all over the region, however the warmer climate the better as the black bass family tend to [...]
October 30th, 2009 | Posted in Fishing | No Comments
By Trevor Kugler
Anyone who spends time fishing for bass undoubtedly knows how important their bass fishing lures are. Choosing the proper bass fishing lure can mean the difference between success and failure when fishing for bass. In this article I will outline 3 extremely effective bass lures. If any of these bass lures aren’t a [...]
October 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Fishing | No Comments
By Ian Hugh Scott
Many of us start out fly fishing on our own. Professional instruction is the best way to learn at the beginning but you can still enjoy the sport and become a proficient caster without it. Here are some tips that could help you improve your casting:
Watch your line. Although some suggest that [...]
October 16th, 2009 | Posted in Fishing | No Comments
By Ian Hugh Scott
Often those who are new to fly fishing get confused with some of the nomenclature used in the sport. Fly rods are generally rated by “line weight” to match a line with the same number. For example, a 5 weight rod should ideally cast a 5 weight line.
Fly lines don’t look anything [...]
October 16th, 2009 | Posted in Fishing | No Comments