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How to Make Your Bass Pond Produce Big Fish

Raising bass in a pond is typically done for personal use. Many people enjoy bass fishing and raise bass for a private source of fishing enjoyment. As much fun as it is to tie into a largemouth bass, there is work that must go into producing these big fish. However, with some basic information and the willingness to make it work, you can maintain a pond envi… read more
Plants That Live in Freshwater

Several different types of plants live in freshwater and contribute to the natural ecosystem. Aquatic plants provide food and shelter for fish and come in many different varieties. Some have flowers above the surface, while others are completely submerged and live underwater. The term "aquatic plants" includes many attractive and interesting species that out… read more
Things to Do in Vero Beach, FL

Vero Beach, on Florida's Treasure Coast, is home to the Indian River Lagoon as well as several interesting archeological finds, including fossils from humans and ice-aged animals. It's no wonder ancient man enjoyed Vero Beach, this protected inlet hosts waterways for fishing, swimming, boating, diving and other recreation, and boasts Florida's notorious year… read more
How to Raise Crawfish for Fish Bait

Many anglers prefer to use live fishing bait such as crawfish (which bass love). Instead of trying to figure out which lure or commercial bait will best entice a fish, using the fish's natural food source takes out all the guesswork. Many anglers have much more success with live bait. Instead of setting traps and catching crawfish for each fishing trip, rais… read more
What Are Types of Bogs?

Bogs exist throughout North America, from the southern bayous and swamps to the tundra and plains of the far north. Bogs have a unique wetland ecosystem and are home to a myriad of bird, reptile, amphibian and mammal populations. The U.S Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA, places bogs in the wetlands category. read more

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What Is The Best Bait for Bass Fishing in Mexico?

Bass fishing in Mexico features mild climates and large amounts of aquatic plants, which equals big-time, trophy-class bass. Lakes such as El Salto, Baccarac and Huites are prime rearing waters, where 10-pound bass are more the norm th… read more
What Is the Most Common Food for Wild Birds?

Over the course of their evolutionary history, birds have filled a dizzying spectrum of ecological niches. Many adaptations naturally relate to the relentless quest for food. A casual introduction to some of the most common types of wi… read more
How to Choose the Right Fishing Line Strength

Correctly choosing the right fishing line strength is a bit more difficult than it looks. An angler who rigs her reel with a fishing line that is not appropriate for that type of set-up may find that the line does not cast well or the… read more
Things to Do for a Short Weekend Getaway in East Texas

East Texas is a land of forests, lakes, parks and remote areas where you can explore the outdoors and enjoy the wide open spaces. There are many things that you can do on a short weekend getaway: fishing, camping, boating or just takin… read more
Family Things to Do in San Francisco

The city of San Francisco is filled with recreational areas for families to visit, with attractions such as the San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Conservatory of Flowers and man… read more
The Best Bait for Muskie Fishing in Ohio

The muskellunge is the largest member of the pike family -- it may span 6 feet -- and one of North America's most prized game fish. In Ohio, these top aquatic predators naturally inhabit the Ohio River and Lake Erie drainage areas and… read more
Plants That Live in the Ocean

Ocean plants are a part of Mother Nature's way to feed and shelter aquatic life and provide oxygen for the air. Just like land plants, ocean plants require sunlight. In shallow ocean waters, some plants present colorful layouts on the… read more
List of Amazon Rainforest Animals

The Amazon rainforest produces 20 percent of all oxygen on Earth. At the current rate of consumption, more than half of the rainforest will be destroyed by 2030. Over 100 animal species--from mammals to insects--face permanent extincti… read more
Garden Tours in San Francisco

San Francisco offers numerous opportunities for bicycling, hiking, surfing and much more. It sometimes seems as though you can live a lifetime in San Francisco and never quite get around to seeing or doing everything the city has to of… read more
Roadside Attractions in Tampa, Florida

Roadside attractions in Tampa, Florida, are not limited to roller coasters and restaurants. You can learn about the native flora and fauna of the Sunshine State, and also about the wildlife and culture of the world's ecosystems. The kn… read more
Things to Do on a Grand Cayman Cruise

The Cayman Islands, just south of Cuba and west of Jamaica, are one of the most popular cruise destinations in the Caribbean. Most major America cruise lines offer trips to the islands that combine on-ship activities with outdoor excur… read more
Bass Fishing at Big Bass Lakes in Pennsylvania

Get ready to land some bass. Big Bass Lake, in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains, is a planned resort community. The land surrounding the community has three lakes stocked with largemouth bass. Big Bass Lake is a year-round community wit… read more
How to Raise Shiners for Fish Bait

Shiners are minnows that stay close to aquatic plants. Prey to bass, perch and catfish, shiners only venture into open water at night when their chance of survival is greater. To raise shiners for bait you'll need a few resources. The… read more
Bass Fishing Tips for Ponds in Mississippi

Mississippi's landscape is dotted with hundreds of ponds and lakes, many found along the state's numerous hiking trails. These waterways are home to many fish species, including both smallmouth bass and the prized largemouth bass. Here… read more
How to Drift Fish in a Kayak

A drift sock is a device to help stabilize and slow your kayak in a wind or current. If your kayak is being blown by a strong breeze, the drift sock will trail behind it like a parachute in the water. This will slow the kayak down and… read more

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