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Handy Tips For Bass Fishing
https://www.rodflyfishing2.com Handy Tips For Bass Fishing Fishing different species of fish requires different techniques and tools. Generally it can be divided into fresh water and sea fishing and some species from the same family of fish live in the sea while others thrive in fresh water. An example of this is Bass fishing. Bass fishing is undeniably one of the most sought after and wildly popular fresh water fishing sport only to be surpassed by trout fishing as the most exciting lake fishing sport. Although there are a wide variety of salt water bass as well as sea trout, commonly know as a "weakfish" caused by its diminished jaw capacity, the salt water sport fishing of these two species paled in popularity against their fresh water counterparts. Bass fishing brings a lot of excitement to anglers. Big and small mouth bass are solid fighters and catching them requires an enormous amount of patience, strength and understanding of how the fish behave in diff
Fly fishing knots
Fly fishing is a simple technique in which an artificial fly is used to catch fish . If anyone wants to start this technique, then he should know the process of tying knots to catch the fish . And for this everybody should depend on a ......via FLY FISHING KNOTS FOR BEGINNERS - Sportingarea dot Com
Tonight's show - Fishing the Lower Colorado River for Trout and Carp Kirk Webb has been a professional guide in the Aspen and Glenwood Springs area since 2002. The lower Colorado River just below Glenwood Springs offers not only trout fishing but carp as well. Listen in an learn about this unique fishery and how to fish it. Go to his 'ASK' page using the link below and ask him a question... http://www.askaboutflyfishing.com/speakers/kirk-webb Tune in tonight, Wednesday February 4th to hear his answers... 6:00 PM Pacific 7:00 PM Mountain 8:00 PM Central 9:00 PM Eastern
How Close is Too Close? Get out of my Ice Fishing Space!
Ice fishing season is upon us and the local lakes and ponds have a solid coating of ice on them. With these great conditions come great fishing opportunities. These are opportunities that many anglers are sure to take advantage of. The winter ice season allows the angler to access many areas that they typically may not have an opportunity to fish. Lakes that are typically resident only are open to the public and areas that those without a boat cannot get to can now reach these spots and are rewarded for their efforts. I am one of those “run and gun” type of fishermen. It is not uncommon for me to drill over a dozen holes before I even get a line wet. These holes are often done on a search mission, however once I find the fish I will then proceed to drill another dozen to two dozen holes in a grid pattern so that I can hole hop as the fish move from one area to another. Now the question arises is; are these holes “my” holes? This is a matter of opinion. Yes I did drill th
Dumped fishing dhow still stuck in the sea
Dumped fishing dhow still stuck in the sea The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi said rotting debris from the dhow at Mina fishing port was a cause for concern to marine life and the environment. Ravindranath K / The National ABU DHABI // A 50-foot fishing dhow that sunk in the harbour at Mina Zayed more than five months ago has still not been moved. Parts of the vessel were still sticking up on Wednesday even though it had sunk further into the sea. Its bow section is still a foot above water. The dhow is close to the Abu Dhabi Fishermen Cooperative Society office, which said last month said it was unaware of the craft. The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (Ead) said rotting debris from the dhow was a cause for concern to marine life and the environment, but it did not fall under the authority’s jurisdiction. “Ead is not in charge of port or waterway management,” said Ayesha Al Blooshi, terrestrial and marine biodiversity director at the authority. “Ead is only in charge of f