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If you are using your boat to fish, there will come a time when fish blood will get on the boat. If this happens, it's best to deal with the blood as soon as possible by trying to wash it off. When the blood is fresh, a little swab of…
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Small fishing boats can, with a skilled operator and a healthy dose of common sense, be put to use in almost any environment, but keep in mind that a small boat intended for use on inland lakes and rivers may not be suitable for use in…
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The best saltwater fishing boats are designed to take a beating and get you home safely. These boats, in the 23- to 25-foot range, are perfect for four anglers and are the best fishing machines in the water.
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There are many types of fishing boats, which differ in size, design and performance within specific type of waters. The majority of fishing boats are known as all-purpose fishing boats, which allow for freshwater and saltwater fishing…
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A lot of the small boats use for fishing are made of aluminum, because the metal is lightweight, durable, and resistant to corrosion. However, aluminum fishing boats are not impervious to wear and tear, and they do require periodic mai…
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Catching fish as food can be cost-effective over time, as well as recreational. But if you plan to bring home fish worth eating, you've got to make sure it's stored properly. Once a fish dies, its body starts to decay, and by the time…
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Boating safety is extremely important in the remote Alaskan waters. Guides are required to obtain a Coast Guard Six Pack or Remote Waters of Western Alaska license and many recreational fishing boats choose to take the course as a volu…
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Properly anchoring a boat is essential for several reasons. Firsts, you must know how to anchor a boat in severe weather conditions so it does not drift into another vessel or turn over during a high tide. Sleeping overnight in a boat…
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When anchoring a fishing boat, the goal is to achieve a static position over the fishing grounds, yet still be able to ride the waves, allowing the boat to flow with tides and sea currents. The need to be "in step with the sea" is para…
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Exposed aluminum hull surfaces actually don't require paint for protection, unless the boat stays in the water year-round. Any metal fittings on the boat, where the two metal surfaces meet, could cause crevice corrosion. The standard p…
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Many anglers are drawn to aluminum fishing boats for their durability and ease of care. These boats can take a beating without significant damage and, typically, the only maintenance needed is to let it dry out after each use. In addi…
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A used fishing boat can be the best or worst purchase you'll ever make. Knowing what to search for and which questions to ask, as well as seeking professional assistance, can mean the difference between regularly reeling in fish at sun…
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Fish and ski boats are multipurpose boats used for recreation and tournament fishing. To enter your fish and ski boat into a tournament, check that you meet the minimum boat length and horsepower requirements set forth by the tournamen…
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When you are ready to get your feet wet in boat building, consider making a small fishing boat to start. A popular small boat design for fishing is a sea dory. These are small and handle swells and waves with aplomb. This style boat ha…
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Enjoy fishing and building by constructing your own small fishing boat. Though the task takes time and plenty of effort, constructing your own boat for kids can both be a challenging and enjoyable project. Choose from a wide selection…
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