Wednesday, April 30, 2014

How to Fish for Spawning Salmon

Posted by Donnie On 7:06 AM No comments
Every year salmon migrate from the ocean, up the rivers of the Pacific Northwest to spawn providing some exciting fishing action. There are several ways to fish for spawning salmon, however spin fishing with a variety of lures is the easiest for novice salmon fishermen to learn and accounts for just as many catches as any other method. Instructions Fishing for Spawning Salmon 1 Select a variety of salmon lures....

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

How to Heat an Ice Fishing House

Posted by Donnie On 5:03 AM No comments
Ice fishing is a popular pastime in the northern states where the lakes and rivers freeze. The ice fishing houses range in sophistication from a little pup tent to a fully built, functioning home. There are several ways to heat the ice fishing house depending on how much heat you want and how much you want to spend. Here are a few tips. Instructions 1 Use a vent wall furnace to heat your ice house. The direct vent...

Saturday, April 26, 2014

Tips on Buying a Fishing Rod

Posted by Donnie On 4:58 PM No comments
Various fish and differing conditions require different rods. Think about what kind of fishing you're going to do before heading into the shop. Instructions 1 Test the grip of the rod. Make sure the handle fits snugly in your palm. 2 Choose the length of rod. 4- to 6-foot rods are suited for lighter bait and fish such as perch and crappie. Shorter rods also work well in brushy areas. Rods 6 feet and longer...

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Barometric pressure is a measure of atmospheric pressure, also called air pressure, that is often indicated as "inches of mercury" on a barometer. Less air above the barometer means lower pressure, and more air means higher pressure. Air pressure presses down on water, but can it be felt by fish? Fish cannot predict changes in barometric pressure, but do they react to changes in air pressure? Significance Many fishermen...

Saturday, April 19, 2014

Fishing With Crickets

Posted by Donnie On 6:24 PM No comments
Fish are more likely to swallow live bait than fake lures, which they may bite and then spit out, making it more difficult to set the hook. Crickets are a great choice for live bait, and they're effective in catching a variety of fish in just about any body of water. Instructions 1 Select a cane pole and adjust the line so it's the same length as the pole, or use a spinning rod with a slip float. 2 Use nylon...

Monday, April 14, 2014

How to Tie Your Own Gang Hooks

Posted by Donnie On 3:49 PM No comments
Gang hooks are used to present a variety of baits and lures to both fresh and saltwater game fish species. One of the more common methods of rigging a gang hook is when using live or artificial worms. The presentation of live worms benefits from the use of a live rig, as the worm appears more naturally in the water instead of in a ball on a hook. Gang hooks can be tied using various knots, however, one method in particular...

Thursday, April 10, 2014

How to Fishing with a Bobber

Posted by Donnie On 6:38 PM No comments
Bobbers are used in fishing to keep live or dead bait suspended below the water surface, where the bait can attract fish that feed at medium to shallow depths. Bobbers also give an angler visual clues to the activity of biting fish. Follow these steps to learn the basics of bobber fishing. Instructions 1 Choose bobber sizes to match the bait you will be using. If you will be fishing with large minnows or shrimp,...

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Using a Fishing Pole in WoW

Posted by Donnie On 2:12 AM 2 comments
Fishing is a popular pastime in World of Warcraft. It is a good way to lazily spend the day if you don't have any good quests lined up and none of your friends are currently online. Additionally, it provides your character with items, both commonplace as well as occasional valuable items drug up from the bottom of the water. Instructions 1 Locate a "Fishing Trainer." Trainers can be found near rivers and lakes....

Saturday, April 5, 2014

Fishing Line Crimping Tips

Posted by Donnie On 8:56 AM No comments
Anytime fishermen need to connect two pieces of monofilament fishing line or connect a leader to a piece of monofilament line, one of the best methods is to use a double-barrel sleeve and a crimping tool. When anglers want a strong connection between their lures and line, crimping is also an option. Crimping is especially useful when large fish species are the target. Instructions 1 Select the proper sleeve size....

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

What Is a Fish and Game Warden? Fish and game wardens are hired to guard federal fish and wildlife reserves. Their job encompasses a vast number of tasks. They are there to catch poachers, enforce hunting and fishing regulations, arrest people breaking the law, document fish and game, note any irregular conditions in their area and a multitude of other tasks that have to do with the outdoors. A fish and game warden...
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