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Hemp Seed Carp Baits And The Ultimate Addictive Fishing Bait! - Tim Richardson
Proof that fishing bait can be genuinely addictive! Hemp seed is one of the most effective and well-known fishing baits; so find out why this is and how to exploit this drug-containing bait for the best big fish catches! In many countries since the 1970's tight controls have stopped the hemp... Submitted 3 years 237 days ago.

Summer Striper Tactics - Michael King
Contrary to popular belief that the best time to fish for stripers is the spring of the year , summer time striper fishing can offer some of the hottest action of the year. Yes , it is true that some of the largest fish taken or caught during the spring as the fish are loaded with eggs and milt... Submitted 3 years 244 days ago.

The best locations for your Mexico Bass Fishing - Marcel Bernard
Most of us know that bass fishing in the United States is very popular, but what a lot of people do not think about that this type of sport is popular all over the world. You might not know this but some of the very best fishing lakes are located in Mexico. A lot of eager fishermen are drawn to... Submitted 3 years 265 days ago.

Save Shocking amounts of Money With Economical Homemade Fishing Bait! - Tim Richardson
Readymade bait costs can really make going carp, catfish or bass and trout fishing very expensive passions indeed! Many anglers are now so conditioned to using readymade baits (and expensive lures too,) that they have never seriously considered the huge advantages of making very unique baits for... Submitted 3 years 276 days ago.

Rod Bending Carp Baits And Irresistible Fishing Ingredients! - Tim Richardson
You can make very effective carp baits as easy and simple or as complex as you want but one thing is certain and that is, for best results you need to make sure your baits are as unlikely to arouse as little suspicion in fish as possible. To do this you need to leverage the top rule with fishing... Submitted 3 years 283 days ago.

Dreaming Of Sand, Surf And Fishing! - - Bob Alexander
I love my dreams because more often than not, they're restful and relaxing. Usually they're replays of daydreaming visions I've had during the day. Most of my dreams are about fishing, the sand and the surf and drinks with little umbrellas in them. That could be because I spend a lot of time... Submitted 3 years 307 days ago.

Catching Bait in Inland Lakes for Landlocked Stripers - - Michael King
Back in "the old days" when I first started striper fishing on Virginia 's Claytor Lake I was mainly a lure and bucktail jig fisherman. I spent many hours casting Rebel spoonbill minnows in assorted colors and bucktail jigs in 3/8 oz. size to points and red clay flats in the early spring , both... Submitted 3 years 349 days ago.

Fly Fishing Basics: Wet Fly vs. Dry Fly - - Shane Dayton
One of the first things you'll need to learn when you're getting into fly fishing is the difference between a wet fly and a dry fly. This can be hard to learn early on just because it seems so basic a fact among so many long time anglers. But we all start out as complete newbies, so this is a... Submitted 3 years 357 days ago.

Small Changes Make Big Difference - - Michael King
During the early to middle 90s , before I had any thoughts of becoming a striped bass guide or professional striped bass angler , I used to pursue these tackle busting brutes solely at night with artificial lures. My all time favorite lure of choice was the Rebel 6" Spoonbill Minnow. My preferred... Submitted 4 years 14 days ago.

Bass Boat Buying Blues! - - Bob Alexander
Unless fishing is your way of making a living, it's supposed to be fun. It's always enjoyable for me because I don't fish for bass, at least not on purpose! Bass fishing is a lot like work and by nature I'm a lazy man, who has never had the slightest interest in past times that require more than... Submitted 4 years 29 days ago.

Particle fishing for Bream and Tench - Gary Knowles
Like a lot of anglers late spring and early summer mark the start of my angling season and at this time of year I like to set myself new challenges or goals that I would like to achieve in the coming months ahead. But it's no good awaiting the onset of summer before starting your campaign. If... Submitted 4 years 36 days ago.

Ribble Chub fishing - Gary Knowles
If you read the angling press regularly could be mistaken for thinking a five pound chub is no longer a big fish. Sixes' now seem commonplace and most weeks someone in the press will be seen holding fish of 7lbs. However if you want to catch fish of this size then you would be best advised to... Submitted 4 years 40 days ago.

Hawaii Fly Fishing... One of Our Best Kept Secrets! - Richard Young
You're an avid fly fisher and your family has voted that this year's trip will be to sunny Hawaii! "Sure," you think to yourself as you quietly bemoan the fact that here are two more weeks you'll be away from your beloved mountain stream especially when your spey casting technique is just a few... Submitted 4 years 127 days ago.

Shark Fishing Key West - Marilyn Davis
SHARKS!! Know Your Opponent and His Habits! The world's most relentless predatory machines have finally met their match!!The fearsome shark, historic and future top dog of the oceanic food chain, is now the favorite meal of the supreme predator of the oceans, the Sport Fishing boat. Lately... Submitted 4 years 137 days ago.

How To Slow-Roll A Spinnerbait - Carlton Holliday
If you're seriously interested in knowing about Spinnerbait, you need to think beyond the basics. This informative article takes a closer look at one technique you need to know about Spinnerbaits. This technique is primarily used to fish deeper water areas usually between 10 20 feet deep. A... Submitted 4 years 159 days ago.

How To Install, Use and Interpret Your Fish Locator - Carlton Holliday
As you are probably aware, the device we are talking about is not a fish locator but, rather, a depth locator. Most fisherman use a fish locator but most fisherman do not use it properly and can not interpret what they are seeing on the screen. Most bass boats utilize two fish locators: One... Submitted 4 years 166 days ago.

St. George Island Cool Down! - - Bob Alexander
After two weeks of 100 plus degrees temperature, it was too hot for even Spike the cat to be overly concerned about the mouse population at our house. With record breaking heat this summer, I decided to take a few days off my grinding schedule and head to the beach where summer winds were cooling... Submitted 4 years 168 days ago.

Apalachicola Seafood Gumbo and Me! - - Bob Alexander
We'd been fishing all morning, it was now lunch time and my daughter-in-law and I were hungry. Pulling the trolling motor aboard, we headed to the nearest marina just across St. George Island from where we'd caught a couple of redfish and several trout. After crossing the bay, we eased up to the... Submitted 4 years 209 days ago.

Fishing For A Fishing Partner! - - Bob Alexander
Fishing alone can be fun, but sometimes you just have to get away from everyone. When you've had it up to your ears with noisy crowds, smoking automobiles and TV reality shows that dig into your very last nerve! That's when a few hours on the water with just you, the lake and possibly a fish... Submitted 4 years 216 days ago.

What Do You Do When Your Engine Stops or Won’t Start Up? - Kristy Bateman
You are out for a nice day of fishing or boating, and your engine stops. Wouldn’t you like to know how to fix the problem, or not have to call a mechanic? After you have checked to the gas gauge and the battery and discovered that they are not the cause of the problem, there are a few more places... Submitted 4 years 224 days ago.

No Surf In The Mountains! - - Bob Alexander
It's vacation time again and I don't want to go! I look forward each year to relaxing on the beach somewhere on the Gulf of Mexico. Our extended families all get together for a week and rent a couple of houses, preferably close to the beach, where we can enjoy the sand and surf for a glorious sun... Submitted 4 years 242 days ago.

I Hate Bass Fishing! - - Bob Alexander
Given the choice of choosing between bass fishing and watching old game show reruns on TV, I'm afraid I would have to select the latter as my entertainment for the week! My tastes in angling run toward those species that are more eager to be caught than the wily bass. I like to dangle my bait in... Submitted 4 years 250 days ago.

Spearfishing - Evolution of An Ancient Sport - Richard Young
Although I wouldn’t even dare to guess at the statistics, spearfishing is the venue of choice for a small yet highly dedicated portion of the fishing community. Here is an activity, while in my very distant past, has evolved from little more than an ancient practice to a science. For many of us... Submitted 4 years 277 days ago.

Fishing, Oysters, Alligators and Me! - - Bob Alexander
Sleet and occasional flurries of snow are making tap dancing sounds on my deck. Outside the cat is snuggled up inside his box in the garage. He's able to go outside if he wants, through the pet door which I have opened up again. A family of raccoons decided to move in with him and until they... Submitted 4 years 356 days ago.

How To Make Homemade Fishing Baits That Work Instantly! - Tim Richardson
Many schools of thought exist regarding the best methods of making instant baits. For example, in creating carp or catfish bait recipes, their design and ways they attract the fish. When your homemade bait has been well designed,they will often work instantly for a multitude of other fish... Submitted 5 years 50 days ago.