Archive for the ‘Fishing’ Category
Using a fish finder to locate fish is not difficult, but it does take some practice and some getting used to. The first thing to do after buying a fish finder is obvious- Read the Manual! The manual may not be exciting or may have more technical information than you are interested in reading, but it cannot be stressed enough how important it is to read the manual in order to familiarize yourself with the unit you purchased. Read the rest of this entry »
As the water temperature reaches into the low 60’s, prepare to fish for Trout in deep holes on the bottom. A shrimp tipped jig, live finger mullet or shrimp will work miracles to fill the cooler with decent size Trout. I have taken notes on this method of fishing for over seven years, and I will share some bits and pieces with you in this article. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Bait Fish, Fishing, Fishing Spots:, Gear, Georgia, Rods and Reels, Shrimp, St. Simons Island, Trout | 
Tags: Brunswick Georgia fishing, charter fishing Georgia, Georgia fishing, Georgia fishing guide, Georgia fishing guides, Georgia fishing report, St. Simons fishing, St. Simons fishing charters, St. Simons Island fishing, St. Simons sland fishing charter
California Halibut (Paralichthys californicus) are the most famous of all sand flat fish. Everyone loves to catch and eat Halibut. This is not the species that grow to 300 lbs or more in Alaska (Pacific Halibut), but a home grown, Southern California only, species. They’re just as tasty as their bigger cousins, though. Halibut start out their lives swimming more or less like other fish, vertically in the water with one eye on each side of their heads. Read the rest of this entry »
Do you enjoy fishing for largemouth bass? This is a popular past time for many people. The key to being successful in catching these fish is to know how to do it right. There are many largemouth bass fishing tips that you can learn to help you have the success that you want every time you go fishing for these fish. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Bass, Fish For:, Fishing, Gear, Largemouth, Rods and Reels |
Tags: Fishing, fishing for largemouth bass, largemouth bass fishing tips
Do you want to go salt water fishing? If you do, then you need to know about salt water fishing tackle. The tackle that you use is vital to your success in catching any salt water fish. If you don’t have the right tackle, you can fish all day and not ever catch anything. The best way to learn about the fishing tackle that you will need is to do some research online and offline by reading articles and books. Read the rest of this entry »
Why do humans eating meat and suffer diseases while vegetarians avoid such protein-related diseases? Why in contrast do carp naturally thrive on protein foods and why are they so sensitive to substances such natural foods release and how do we go about seriously exploiting these things in our baits so we can catch many more big fish in reality? All is revealed – so read on! Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Carp, Catfish, England, Essex, Fish For:, Fishing, Fishing Spots:, Gear, Ghost, King, Koi, Leather, Mirror, Rods and Reels, Shotgate Reservoir |
Tags: bait, baits, bivvies, bloodworm, boilie, boilies, Carp, Catfish, fingerlings, Fishing, ghost carp, king carp, koi carp, koi herpes virus, leather carp, mirror carp, pellets, protein, recipes, sport fish, spring veremia, wild carp
