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Spin cast fishing reels are an excellent way to introduce the uninitiated and young to fishing. A step above the traditional pole-and-string method, spin cast reels introduce beginners to the world of fishing reels without the problems…
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Fishing for trout in a pond is a relaxing and enjoyable recreational activity which is well-suited to a wide range of people. As it may be difficult for many individuals to access a river or stream due to age or physical circumstances,…
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Salmon or trout fishing is typically done on a stream or river. These fish are found in colder waters and are sought after by anglers around the world. Fly fishing, spin-casting and spinning are common means by which these fish are cau…
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There are many different types of baits on the market today for catching bass. Individuals and manufacturers around the world strive to create the best bait for bass in hopes of making untold amounts of money. However, there is one thi…
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A fishing vest is a means for fishermen to carry a variety of baits, terminal tackle and accessories in an organized and convenient method. The organization of a fishing vest will often times depend upon the user and will vary greatly.…
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Florida offers some of the best bass fishing opportunities in the United States. With its many lakes that feature trophy-size bass of 15 pounds and more--Kissimmee, Manatee and Toho, for example-- there are numerous opportunities for…
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Saltwater fishing involves attracting and catching a wide range of fish species that live in waters with a high salt concentration. In comparison to freshwater species, saltwater fish tend to be larger in size and weight because food i…
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There are many aspects to fishing, including the equipment necessary to pursue fish. Anglers employ a variety of methods to catch fish on America's lakes, rivers, streams and in its coastal waters.
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Thick monofilament lines are often used in saltwater fishing. The larger species of fish found in open saltwater require the use of 50-pound-test and heavier lines. Tying knots in heavy lines requires a knot which is simple in design y…
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According to the Animated Knots by Grog website, the improved clinch knot is one of the most dependable of fishing knots when you need to attach terminal tackle such as swivels, hooks, or lures to monofilament fishing line. This knot i…
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Visit a local pond, lake, river or stream on a summer Saturday afternoon and you will probably encounter at least several people using spin cast reels. Spin casters are easy to use and take the work of casting out of the equation. Ofte…
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Hooks, swivels and bobbers are attached to the end of a fishing line and commonly referred to as terminal tackle. Attached to the end of a fishing line or used to make up rigs for specific game fish or fishing situations, hooks, swivel…
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In years past, anglers were limited to tackle boxes that closely resembled toolboxes. Typically made of metal with a tray for smaller lures, older-type boxes often provided only enough space for the bare essentials. Modern tackle boxes…
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A rod, reel and terminal tackle including a hook and weight can all be part of the setup process involved with a fishing line. Setting up a line, although relatively simple, is an extremely important part of the initial process involve…
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Fishing knots allow anglers to attach hooks, swivels, and lures to their line, as well as attach their lines to their reels. By learning a number of fishing knots, you prepare yourself for the different fishing scenarios you will encou…
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