• Don't Get In Too Much of a Hurry

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    I want to let fellow anglers know to take your time fishing your bait. It's very important a lot of times to slow down and make sure you're working the cover to the fullest. I want to tell a story...Read more…
  • Our New Boat

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    My wife's grandfather recently gave us a small bass boat that he has owned for a few years. Keep in mind that we were not really looking for a bass boat. We live in Colorado, not exactly a mecca for bass fishing, and don't really have the "slush fund" money that owning a boat like this requires.Read more…
  • Choosing The Right Knife For Your Outdoor Sport

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    There are many different types of knives available, and as with many other tools, if you don't have the right one, it's likely to cause problems. Here are a few tips for choosing the right knife for your outdoor sport.Hunting Most hunting knives are designed for skinning.Read more…
  • Bread-Dough and Bluegills

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    a story of patience in a young anglerTake a close look at the image above. Notice the cheeks red from the sun and lips stretched with a smile. Anyone observing this image can plainly see this smile wasn't forced, like the ones on the more expensive family photos.Read more…
  • The Science of Fishing

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    There is a lot of science that goes into fishing. Tackle companies spend millions of dollars annually to prove their product is better than anything else on the market. Along with that, there are just as many axioms on when the fish will or won’t bite.Read more…
  • What's the Best Way to Present Live Bait?

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    So what is the best way to present live bait? The best way to present live bait is really pretty simple. The best way is the natural way.Read more…
  • To Catch & Release Or Not Catch & Release, That Is The Question?

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    This question may not be as thought provoking as Shakespeare's, but I think it's one of the main reasons that I love fishing so much. The fact that I can hook a fish, battle said fish for 20 minutes, then release it unharmed, back into the water. The entire act just appeals to me for some reason.Read more…
  • Fishing Reports Online - Saltwater, Freshwater, Inshore, Offshore

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    To be a successful fishing captain and fishing guide, you have to post fishing reports where your clients and potential clients can read them. A log and/or captains journal is a very good way to “Reel” in clients, no pun intended.Whether you are reporting on saltwater offshore, saltwater inshore, or freshwater, a quality fishing report helps build customer confidence.Read more…
  • Right Boat for the Right Purpose

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    When looking out for a boat you must be aware of the fact that no single boat can do everything you desire. Every boat is designed for a specific purpose and is best suited if used for that purpose. Boats designed to sail on the weekends cannot be used for a passage through the ocean or river.Read more…
  • Hawaii's Fish Of Summer

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    Despite all of the Hawaii big game fishing and blue-water diving depicted in postcards and the media, some of islands’ most popular fishing involves nothing more than a hand pole with a hook and sinker or some ultra-light tackle and bit of local fishing savvy!During the summer two small but highly popular Hawaii fish, the “oama”, or juvenile goatfish, and the halalu, smaller siblings of a type of mackerel known in the islands as “akule,” make their appearance at beaches and deeper near-shore waters throughout the state. And, when they do appear, so do Hawaii’s local folks!Read more…
  • Raising and Catching Catfish

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    The channel catfish,one of the best tasting and sport friendly fish made for the rod angler. I believe that this fish reigns supreme in it's habitat. A fish made for fishing by kids of all ages.Read more…
  • The Classic Salmon Fly

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    The first patterns many today consider as Classic Salmon Flies were introduced in the late 1700's. The flies were called the Peacock Fly and the Dragon Fly. In the nineteenth century what we today call works of art were made strictly for utilitarian purposes; they were tied to be fished.Read more…
  • Some Great Tips To Help You Catch More Fish While River Fishing

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    In my opinion, the most important thing to remember while river fishing is not to spook the water that you're about to fish. I've seen entirely too many anglers do this very thing. For example, they'll wade 1/4 of the way out into the river and begin fishing.Read more…
  • How to Filet Trout - Fish Filet! No Bones No Skin

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    Okay, so you have caught your limit. Now, how do you want them prepared for cooking? How about trying my favorite – filet!Read more…
  • Cleaning Trout - How to Clean and Gut a Trout Fish

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    Learning how to clean trout, It is really pretty easy. A little practice and you will soon be cleaning trout with ease. If at all possible, use clean, running water to rinse the trout as you clean.Read more…
  • Saltwater Fishing For Fun

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    While it may be true that some 10 million salt water fish are kept as pets in the United States, saltwater fish are primarily harvested for fishermen looking to sell and eat their catch.Besides the fact that saltwater fishing is one of the more enjoyable activities, saltwater fish are one of the more nutritionally abundant fish when compared to others (e.g.Read more…
  • Shoreline/Dock Fishing vs. From the Boat

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    To say that fishing from the shore is like going to the beach and not swimming, is an understatement. However, some of my earliest and most memorable fishing experiences involve being on the bank.Obviously, fishing from a boat is a better and more preferred method, just for the simple fact that you can cast to the bank and not from it.Read more…
  • Canada Fly-in Fishing Vacation

    By: Vita V.
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    If you are looking for a fun and relaxing vacation, you should consider a Canada Fly-in Fishing Vacation. There are many vacation packages for you to find when searching for a Canada Fly-in Fishing Vacation. For example, one vacation package offers those looking for a quiet, relaxing atmosphere with the opportunity to experience fly-in fishing on Hearne Lake in beautiful Canada.Read more…
  • Fishing From A Motor Boat Or Rowboat Is An Exciting Activity

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    Boat fishing is an exciting activity that sometimes requires an adventurer spirit in order to get the best catch. Ranging from the stability of sliding-seats rowboats, to the powerful motor board, fishing on ponds, rivers and lakes can become an unforgettable experience.Because lakes are fed by creeks, rivers, and springs, it depends on the water stream when selecting between a rowboat and a motor boat.Read more…
  • Okuma Live Bait Spinning Reels! For Live Bait Fishing

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    My favorite spinning reel for live bait fishing is the Okuma Coronado, this reel is dedicated to catching fish and really designed for live bait fishing situations. Although it will most definitely do it all in Saltwater or freshwater, with lures or live bait. It casts a country mile and is super sensitive to strikes by fish of all sizes.Read more…

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