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How to String a Fishing Pole Reel
Stringing a fishing pole reel is a simple task that anglers should be able to accomplish. Fishing line will become brittle with age and exposure to the elements. Anglers frequently overlook the condition of the line. Re-string the fishing p…
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Berkley Nibbler Kids Fishing Pole Assembly Directions
The Berkley Nibbler is a telescoping fishing rod designed specifically with the younger angler in mind. Featuring a two-section, 28-inch rod, the Nibbbler is equipped with a closed-face spincast reel for ease of use. The initial assembly an…
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How Do I Construct a PVC Fishing Cart?
A day of fishing requires various types of gear, and experienced anglers know that just one piece of each equipment isn't always enough. Often fishermen need multiple poles, different types of bait, a tackle box and a storage cooler for fis…
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How to Get a Fishing Pole Ready
Sometimes fishing equipment may sit unused for long periods. Unless properly stored, the fishing pole may be dusty, dirty or damaged after such a period and require a tuneup. A prudent angler never just grabs a pole after a long period with…
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How to Put a New Line in a Shakespeare Fishing Pole
Shakespeare rods and reels are designed for freshwater and saltwater fishing applications. Like any type of reel, you must cut away used, damaged or broken fishing line from a Shakespeare rod and re-spool it with new line. Anglers can choos…
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How to Set Your Fishing Pole
Setting up a fishing pole, or rod as it is also known, is a task that is both child and adult friendly. Aside from handling sharp hooks, setting up and rigging a fishing pole is pretty easy and safe for even the smallest of anglers. Setting…
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How to Thread a Line on an Open Fishing Pole
It is often necessary to string fishing line on a new rod and reel or replace worn and damaged line. This is a simple process that most, if not all, anglers should feel comfortable doing. Stringing line on an open, or spinning, rod and reel…
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How to Thread a Line on an Open-Reel Fishing Pole
An open-reel fishing pole is also commonly referred to as a spinner rod-and-reel combo. Used to catch fish such as bass, trout and sunfish, open reels are easy to use, and it takes little time to equip them with fishing line. Change your fi…
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How Do I Put String on a Fishing Pole?
Fishing line needs to be replaced after continuous use as its structure is often compromised by contact with rocks and stress from fighting fish. Fishing poles and reels are restrung differently based on the model. Each rod also requires a…
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How to Put a New Line on a Closed Fishing Pole
A closed fishing pole commonly refers to a rod with an attached closed face or a baitcast reel attached. Closed face reels are used to catch a game fish. They work well as a starter reel for young anglers and those learning how to fish. Spo…
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How to Loosen Drag on Fishing Poles
Anglers choose to loosen the drag on a fishing pole to increase slack along the line so it doesn't snap if a fish pulls against it hard while trying to escape. A fishing line that is too tight can easily break as a fish swims away or puts u…
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How to Loosen Drag on Saltwater Fishing Poles
If the test line on your fishing reel is too tight, it can easily break during the retrieval process. You want your fishing line to be firm but not so tightly wound that there is no drag. Loosen the drag on your fishing reel so the next tim…
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How to Store Fishing Poles on the Side of a Boat
Fishing poles can be nuisance while you are driving a boat. The poles are delicate and can break if they are not stored in a secure location. Several storage solutions are available for the side of the boat. The storage will prevent the rod…
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The Best Pier Fishing Poles
Pier fishing concentrates on areas with reefs or artificial reefs that attract numerous species of saltwater fish. Pier fishermen use a stiff rod in a rod holder. The rod has a heavy-duty reel with line and backing. Pier fishermen often use…
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The Best Freshwater Fishing Poles
No freshwater pole, or group of poles, can be perfect for everyone. The best choice closely matches an owner's ability, technique and the fish he's pursuing. Freshwater poles are classified as spinning, baitcasting, spincasting, fly and ice…
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The Best Kid's Fishing Poles
Getting a child into fishing is well worth your time. Clean air, exercise and quality family time are fantastic. When it comes to a child's fishing rod, you have to decide if you're going to go with a spin-cast setup, spinning rod rigged an…
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How to Store Fishing Poles in a Garage
Most anglers have more than one fishing rod and storing them without possible damage can be a nightmare. This is especially true if the garage is your storage facility. Anglers will find a wealth of expensive rod holding systems on the mark…
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Components of Fishing Poles
Fishing poles are not complicated devices, but there are a few different parts that are handy to know. Knowing how your pole is put together and how it works can help you keep the pole clean and working properly. Rods and reels are the main…
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How to Choose Fishing Poles
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The Best Telescoping Crappie Poles
Crappie are an exciting fish to catch because they are considered gullible when compared to other freshwater game species. The best telescoping crappie poles are lightweight, durable and portable. Poles with a fast action and sensitive tip…
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How to Put Hook & Weight on a Fishing Pole
Attaching a hook and fishing weights onto your fishing line may seem simple, but doing it so you can catch fish consistently takes some expertise. Learn to attach hooks to monofilament line using the improved clinch knot. This knot is easy…
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The Best Fishing Poles
Choosing a fishing rod can seem impossible, given the vast number of choices available today. With knowledge and an understanding of what type of fish you're after or the conditions you will be fishing under, making that choice can become e…
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How to Use Gudebrod Fishing Pole Supplies
Gudebrod is known in the fishing world for their quality products. Their color preservers and varnishes are great for keeping your rod in pristine condition. Their nylon threads are strong and brightly colored, and make for excellent wrap…
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Shakespeare Ladies Fishing Pole Instructions
The Shakespeare fishing tackle company manufactures a series of fishing rods specifically for women anglers. The rods are part of the company's popular line of Ugly Stik rods, noted for their strength and flexibility. Shakespeare Lady Ugly…
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How to Fly Fish With a Regular Fishing Pole
Challenging fishing conditions demand flexibility from an angler. If the fish aren't interested in your spinners, spoons and plugs---maybe the wicked creatures are down there laughing at your lure presentations---perhaps you need a change o…
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How to Prepare a Fishing Pole
Once you learn how to prepare a pole for fishing, you'll be ready to go fishing for the rest of your life. Preparing a fishing pole is one of the rituals of the sport, affording a quiet moment of reflection and planning as you contemplate t…
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How to Repair Fishing Poles
Sometimes, fishing poles get stepped on. Sometimes, a fish makes a hard charge near the boat and breaks the rod in two. Whatever the cause, fishing poles sometimes break. Some fishermen throw away a broken pole, but that is usually not nece…
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How to Put Together a Fishing Pole
Fishing rods are designed to leverage a lot of power for fighting fish by tapering from the handle to the tip. For convenient transportation and storage, most fishing rods are built in two to four sections of equal length that fit together…
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How to Put Together a Shakespeare Fishing Pole
The Shakespeare Company was founded in 1897 as a manufacturer of innovative fishing reels. More than a century later, the company still specializes in fishing rods and reels that are popular for their durability, reliability, affordability…
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Tips On Homemade PVC Fishing Pole Holders
Making your own fishing pole holder is a simple and rewarding DIY project for any fisherman. It only takes one fishing trip to realize the advantages of having a hands-free way of supporting your fishing rod, and a basic holder made from PV…
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Fishing Pole Review
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Review of Fishing Poles
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How to Use Fishing Pole Reels
The spinning reel is the type of reel most recommended for the first-time angler. Spinning reels mounted on a fishing pole allow the individual to cast live bait such as a night crawler or a lure such as a spoon a long distance into the wat…
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Building a Fish Pole
Fishing poles are sold in a wide variety of stores, including sporting goods stores, grocery stores and even some gas stations in regions where fishing is popular. A good pole can cost well over $100, but instead of purchasing one, you can…
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How to Select a Fishing Pole & Reel
With such a wide assortment of tackle available, selecting a fishing pole and reel can be overwhelming. There are rods and reels made to catch everything from 1/2-pound bluegills to 1,500-pound marlin. An angler needs to ask a few questions…
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How to Thread a Fishing Pole
Before you start to fish, you need to thread your fishing pole. This essential part of the basic setup process involves pulling fishing line from the reel and feeding it through the eyes of the fishing rod so that a length of line extends f…
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Types of Fishing Poles
Fishing poles are typically distinguished by where they'll be used, what sort of fish they're expected to catch, the kind of line and lure or bait they can be rigged with and the type of reel that best suits them. While there is some varian…
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About Fishing Poles
Fishing poles have come a long way since the days of a string tied to the end of a cane. Although such a simple rig can still be effective, today's modern technology has evolved to give the angler every possible advantage.
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DIY: Fishing-Pole Holder
Fishing-pole holders are invaluable in certain types of fishing such as surf fishing. They allow you to set your rod in a safe place out of the sand. They also free up your hands, so you don't have to always hold the pole while fishing. Tho…
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How to Encourage a Kid to Fish
Fishing is a sport that people of all ages can enjoy. It's also an activity that allows family members to spend quiet time together and get to know one another better. Encouraging children to fish isn't difficult if you show an interest and…
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How to Set Up a New Fishing Pole
A new fishing pole is one of the great joys for a fisherman. It represents the potential for countless hours of fishing enjoyment and the possibility of catching the "big one." The set-up process is relatively quick and simple.
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How to Put the Hook on a Fishing Pole
The Trilene knot is an often used fishing knot that anglers employ to secure a hook to the end of their fishing pole. This knot is a dependable one and works particularly well with fluorocarbon fishing line. It is tied in such a way that it…
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How to Put a Hook on a Fishing Pole
Countless fish are lost to anglers because the knot with which they secured their hook to their fishing line with came undone. By utilizing a knot called a clinch knot an angler need not ever worry about such a scenario again, providing the…
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How to Select a Fishing Pole and Reel
There are so many fishing reels and rods on the market now that it can be extremely difficult for a beginning angler to know what type to purchase. The best rule of thumb for the novice when it comes to selecting a fishing pole and a reel i…
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How to Set up a Fishing Pole for Bass Fishing
Bass fishermen realize that to be prepared for all conditions that may be encountered while in pursuit of this game fish that a variety of rigs are needed. Knowing how to rig a fishing pole for bass will allow an angler to be able to change…
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