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Fishing From the Bank or Shore of a Lake, Pond or River
Shore (bank) fishing is an exciting form of recreational fishing where the primary reward is the challenge catching non-common species. Some lakes, rivers and ponds are particularly attractive, such as the Red Lake Rivers running between Minnesota and North Dakota, and encompassing more than 70 species of native fish, including a world-class channel cat fish.There are many other Shore (bank) fishing locations, in which the methods of fishing vary according to different factors, including the area where shore fishing is practiced, the targeted specials, along with personal strategies of the participants and the resources available in each place.Read more…Wading a River 101
Although the act of wading is as simple as walking in many respects, having water rushing against you while you're walking can be a wild experience. I've had people tell me how weird it feels to walk through water up to your crotch in waders, and I suppose this would be a strange experience if you've never experienced it before. To me its second nature, but I do spend quite allot of time wading.Read more…Are You Really Ready To Fish?
Has anyone had the experience of getting to your favorite trout stream, wading out into the water, then reaching into one of your pockets to add a couple of split shot to your line, only to then realize that you don't have any with you! Son of a bit.......!Read more…Angling with Anna
Anna, my granddaughter was one of my favorite fishing partners. We had shared many a happy moment on the waters. She loved to fish and spend time with her grandfather.Read more…The Best And Most Efficient Way To Carry Worms While River Fishing
One of the biggest problems that we as river and stream fishermen face is how to efficiently carry a container of worms with us on our next fishing trip. If you are anything like me a river fishing trip can cover a couple of miles of river and involve crossing said river three to ten times. I carry my spinners, spoons, split-shot, pliers, and hooks in my fishing vest.Read more…Fishing - Some useful Tips
So you want to go fishing? Well, let me give you some advice.Before you fish anywhere, the first thing you should do is check whether fishing is allowed, and, if it is, whether or not you need to buy or apply for a permit to fish there.Read more…Fishing Rods
Fishing rods are a classic tool for catching fish, dating back at least to ancient Egypt, and possibly even further back than that. They can be easily made from all sorts of different things, ranging from plants like bamboo to modern man-made materials.While fishing rods were once essential for catching food, today nets tend to be used instead, with fishing rods being used more often as a hobby or for sports fishing.Read more…An Angler's Last Request
Quite often the time I spend fishing has very little to do with actually catching fish. Mostly, it is about being alone with my thoughts and letting my mind unwind from work, traffic and the other stresses that that wear me down. Just a few hours casting a plug can change a miserable day into nothing more than a slight annoyance; rejuvenating mind, body and spirit so I can face any new challenges with a fresh outlook.Read more…How to Make Your Own Homemade Catfish Bait
Have you ever been fishing and witnessed someone catching all the fish? I have many times. When I see someone hauling in stringers full of fish I get very curious.Read more…Dumpin' The Skunk
At one time or another, every fisherman goes through lean times. It doesn't seem to matter what you put in the water...it comes back empty.Read more…Tides - Influence on Fish Feeding
The feeding cycle of some fish is directly influenced by tidal movements. In most parts of the world fish that cling to coastal areas feed mainly on the flood tide when smaller organisms are washed in with warmer water in winter and with colder water in summer. There are times when fish feed on the tail end of the ebb tide and the start of the flood tide.Read more…Trolling - Methods, Gear and Baits
The fact that fish will strike at moving objects has been known to man since the dawn of time. Evidence of this has been found throughout the world. Polynesians troll pearl shell jigs with tortoise-shell hooks from paddle canoes.Read more…Trout Fishing in Australia
Australian waters have no native trout. The three species in Australian waters are the brown, the rainbow and the brook trout. The brown was introduced from England, the rainbow and the brook trout from the United States via New Zealand.Read more…Award-Winning Author Touts Wildlife, Fisheries Conservation
Outdoors writer Chester Moore has penned more than 400 magazine articles and 2,000 newspaper stories in the last 14 years. Of those stories he says the ones that are the most important to him represent conservation and the "spirit of the outdoors.""The beautiful thing about hunting and fishing is that here in America it directly affects the conservation of our natural resources in a wonderful way.Read more…Crawfish and Their Behavior
The imitation soft plastic crawfish or hard plastic crawfish crankbait can be one of the most powerful baits you can throw, depending on the time of the year and how it’s presented. Many anglers today use these imitations and do not really understand why they are using them and quite possibly how to use them properly. Imitations come in all shapes, sizes, materials and colors.Read more…New to Fly Fishing?
Fly fishing is an exciting sport and it has unique challenges. Just choosing the equipment you’ll need presents a challenge, but by doing a little research first you'll be an expert at picking your fly fishing equipment in no time.Picking out your equipment can be a lot of fun or it can be a daunting task that you’re not looking forward to.Read more…Take Your Time They Ain't Goin' Nowhere
One day, a while back...a long while back...I was a youngun' too.Read more…Do Scents Really Make Sense?
With over a hundred brands of formulas, gels, lotions, sprays, cremes, gravies and so-called “Fish Attractants” on the market, whether or not to scent your lures can be a very perplexing topic. The first “age old” question I usually get is…Do scents or attractants really work? The answer is…Yes, they do!Read more…Kayak Fishing in Estes Park, Colorado
Thinking of moving up from shore fishing? The advantages of being on the water are many. I love the closeness to nature, and how peaceful and tranquil it is.Read more…My Favorite Wiper Tactics
We're nowhere near the height of the open water season, but I thought I would summarize what I know about wiper fishing.Bait fishing:Slip or egg-sinker rig, with 1-3' leader, baited with cut baits like carp, or shrimp, or live baits like crawlers or minnows. Worm harnesses bounced on the bottom, or pulled behind bottom bouncers from a boat also work on the bottom.Read more…
Most Recent Articles in Fishing category
- Try Fly Fishing, Make It A Vacation - By: Dale Montz
It can be considered part science and part art. Fly-fishing is more than just fishing, for some, it's a Zen moment, maybe even a spiritual experience. - How you make your fishing experience a great one? - By: Kulvir Chouhan
For a truly rewarding experience, try fly fishing. You can step into another world when you are fly fishing. Actually, you don't need to leave the planet or have an out-of-body experience; but, when you are fly fishing, sometimes you get such a feeling. - Going Carp Fishing in France - By: Martyn Davis
When you start thinking of going carp fishing in France, it is so easy to get lost as to what lake or river to fish, but at the same time you will have plenty to choose from, so finding the right place may just be around the corner!! - Lure Spread in Fiji: For Blue Marlin - By: Adrian Watt
OK, so we know that if you tow just about anything around behind a game fishing boat in the South Pacific, eventually, a blue marlin is going to take a look and have a go. - Going on a Gamefishing Charter Boat: Some tips - By: Adrian Watt
Know Before You Go: First, do your research. What you want to catch dictates were you want to go and fish. Once you decide where you want to go, find out what charter boats are in the area. - Fighting Saltwater Game Fish: A Beginners Guide - By: Adrian Watt
The following guidance assumes you are fairly new to big game saltwater fishing and are out fishing on a charter boat. This type of information is given to all guests aboard our game boats if they are not experienced anglers. Occasionally we have to remind experienced anglers as well ! - Aquarium Tank Basics - By: Gaurav Walia
Any new aquarium tank should first be given a thorough test to ensure that it is watertight. If after 12 hours there are no leaks, it may be emptied and placed in its final position. - Family Fishing Holidays In France - By: Martyn Davis
With France being such a vast country with a large coast line and many rivers, lakes, streams and canals, there are many different types of fishing holidays in France that you can choose from. - Florida Fishing Charters - By: Benicio Brown
If you plan to go fishing in the Florida Keys area, the best option is to book a fishing charter. Forget about the complications and leave the job to an experienced captain and his crew. - Getting Ready For Ice! - By: Mike Robertson
Anyone for some ice? No not in your drink, fishing that is! I have put away the fly vest and my favorite summer shorts for another year. This is a time where I almost shed a tear or two because I know open water fishing has ended here in Alberta.