Coarse Fishing

Fishing Tips For Freshwater Fishing

So you’d like to spend the weekend fishing on a local lake. Before you begin, follow these freshwater fishing tips so that you can be prepared for a relaxing, fun time. There’s nothing more frustrating than a weekend spent in the emergency room or on the shore because you hurt yourself or didn’t bring proper supplies. Below, we are going to give you some fishing tips.

First of all, treat your fishing equipment with the respect it deserves. Fishing hooks and other pieces of fly fishing equipment are sharp. Never load a hook in a hurry or do anything else that will put you in danger of stabbing yourself with it. Fishing hooks are similar to kitchen knives in their ability to harm you, and you should follow the same safety rules when using them. It’s especially important not to move too quickly when using the hook.

You also need to pay special attention to the weather. Common sense says not to go fishing if bad weather is expected. But even if the sky is perfectly clear, a storm can come up out of nowhere. So it is important to notice things like clouds forming or winds getting stronger.

If it seems like a storm is approaching, you should pack up and get back to shore. Never keep fishing in a lightning or other rain storm, and always wear a protective life vest in case winds ever knock your boat over.

Hopefully, there are no storms, and instead your weather is sunny and hot. You will need to wear sunscreen so that you don’t risk sunburn or damage to your skin. You should also make sure to pack plenty of drinking water so that you don’t become dehydrated.

Bring extra supplies when going on a fishing expedition. You will need extra hooks and fishing equipment, small tools such as a flashlight or a screwdriver, and of course plenty of bait. If you should run low on bait, try cutting some worms in half. The fish won’t really care how small the bait is; they are just interested in a free meal.

Freshwater fishing is an enjoyable, relaxing sport–so much so that it is one of the most popular sports in the United States. Make sure you follow freshwater fishing tips like the ones in this article so that you have the best chance of enjoying your fishing trip and catching the biggest fish.

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Beginners Guide To Feeder Fishing

By Sammy-Boy

Feeder Fishing

Feeder Fishing

There is no style of fishing i love more than the feeder. Whilst you don’t get the sensitivity of a float, i believe in many cases (not all) the feeder is the best way to tackle a water. There is almost no place you can’t cast to, no better way of getting loose feed into your swim, and above all no better feeling than seeing the rod tip rip around when you get a bite

There are a range of different feeders and weights ect for different situations you are likely to encounter whilst course fishing. I shall give you an over view of the feeders i carry in my tackle box and when i would use them.

Drennan Blockend Swimfeeders
These are great for rivers, both slow and fast paced water. I would use a 2-3oz weight on a more pacey larger river with a normal water level, such as the Middle Severn and 1-2oz on a smaller river such as the Teme. In floods its best to add another oz or two to what you normally would use. An easy way is Read more…

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Pole Fishing For Beginners

To add to the already great information there is on pole fishing on the site i thought i might take this oppotunaty to add a beginners guide to pole fishing in the hope it might help one or two out when they are starting on there way in to pole fishing,so here is my little effort…….

POLE FISHING FOR BEGINNERS
I have been pole fishing for a few years now and although i don’t know everything about pole fishing like match fishing for example,i still think i know enough to try and pass on a little information that might just help anyone that is taking up pole fishing for the first time.

Pole fishing is not as difficult has it might look and the first thing that might put you off is the main thing,the pole,what is the right pole for you the beginner well i have heard it said so many times now that it is the money,what you can afford that counts that i have become brain washed in believing that is the truth when in fact it Read more…

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Fishing To Islands

Hi guys just came across this video of Andy Findlay, has anyone got the DVD’s? are they worth getting?

2 comments - What do you think?  Posted by Darren - October 30, 2009 at 3:33 pm

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