Big Game Fishing – What You Need to Know

October 31, 2011 by Erwin · Leave a Comment

Fishing is a favorite past time among older men. According to them, fishing provides peace and serenity. It takes their burden away and definitely eases the pressure this changing world offers to our everyday life. For those that are more adventurous and require extreme diversion, big game fishing is their preferred fly fishing technique.

Big game fishing is a type of fly fishing that aims to catch fishes of huge proportions such as tunas and blue marlins. This kind of fly fishing hobby is more like a sport since the effort of actually catching a single fish requires strength and agility.

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This type of game fishing is usually done near ports and temperate coasts. Since big fishes are their target, the usual spot for fishing are located in deep coastal areas. As the location pertains, the boat should be seaworthiness. This means that the boat should be sufficient enough to carry several pieces of a four to five-footer fish. Normally boats required should be trailer able eighteen-foot minimum to about a hundred feet to be able to transport fishes to and from the fishing grounds.

There are two bait techniques effective for big game fishing. First is trolling. Trolling is putting bait behind the boat. Bait normally used is squid that are lined up in several rows. Another bait technique is known as chumming or chunking. This technique requires fishermen to throw several pieces of bait fish overboard. Consistent throwing or presentation of bait fish usually attracts large game fishes.

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Ice Fishing anyone?

October 31, 2011 by Erwin · Leave a Comment

Careful planning and preparation is all it takes to make ice fishing the greatest time of your life or the worst. Easy? Take a look at the following tips and see how prepared you are to catch those fish!

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Buy early

Make a list of the supplies you used last season and replenish them early. Make sure you get all those Glo-Buster Bluelights or Lindy Tazers. All you need to remember is four words: wise up, stock up.

Check the hole on the ice floor

Simply put, make sure the hole is clean. Chips or chunks of ice could cause entanglements in one’s fishing line and could make you catch fish or literally break your chances of getting any, as these could sever the line therefore losing your chance of getting that trophy of a lifetime bluegill. Remember to keep the hole clear of any barrier.

Fish more, get the big four

The bait you simply cannot go on without: wax worms, minnows, assorted PowerBait, maggots. It is best to keep these bait separated and as much as possible alive using coolers such as a small Coleman.

Clean `em all up

Inspect and clean the rods and ice fishing reels you are going to use. Q-tips are best for taking out the nicks in every nook and cranny of your ice fishing rod. Non-freezing oil for lubing ice fishing reels is advisable.

Heat up

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Do not forget to bring those heaters and pounds and pounds of propane cylinders. One cannot fish comfortably if he or she is as cold as the fish under the ice. Ice fishing should be fun and feel comfy too.

House up

The ice is harsh and cold but it doesn’t mean you have to feel that too. Ice tents should be cleaned out as well by putting over a light coat of lubricant at the joints. If there is any wear or tear, it is best to contact the manufacturer in order for them to send out the appropriate repair kit, as deemed necessary.

Gear Up

Better be safe than sorry, make sure you get a set of lifeguard spikes as well as a safety rope. Also, to feel less of the cold and at the same time be cool, pick up a fishing coat from the Carhartt Extremes Arctic Jacket. Avoid frost bits on your toes and feet, the best shoes are the Irish Setters Versa Trax to keep you warm all over.

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Gabe Gries has worked for federal and state fisheries management agencies for more than 14 years. He has two degrees in fisheries biology. He has fished extensively in the northeastern United States.

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Fishing kids

October 31, 2011 by Erwin · Leave a Comment

You know your kids love to try new things. They have been blessed with the same adventurous spirit that you have. After a long, cold winter, they are tired of the indoors.
But you are not sure what you can do with them that they have not yet tried. Boating and fishing with kids, offer you a great way to spend time with your children and to create memories that will last a lifetime. You can do several things that will allow you to make the most of your time together.

No matter how young or old your children are, involve them in everything that you do as you embark on your fishing journey.
Your kids want to feel needed and this is the perfect opportunity for them to help you. There is no better way to instill a sense of accomplishment in your kids than to allow them to help you with “grown-up” jobs. Depending on how old they are, assign them certain small things for which they are responsible.
Some of these include ensuring that everyone has a personal floatation device and letting them coil a line.
Your children will walk away at the end of the day with a renewed sense of confidence in their ability to help Mom and Dad.

Keep your fishing kids busy while you are fishing.
They prefer to stay active. Plan your fishing outing accordingly.
Include exciting water activities such as snorkeling, tubing, or looking for various wildlife.
Of course, showing them the basics of fishing will forever keep them and you busy!
There are enough details involved in the sport of fishing that you will need to take your fishing kids on multiple trips before they are fluent in the language of the angler.

Fishing with Kids

You have an excellent opportunity to teach your fishing kids while fishing on a boat. You have the ability to teach them new skills that they use long after you have caught your last fish.
Merely being on the water allows you to teach kids new things about their environment. You can also teach them about boating, fishing, and safety skills. Try to incorporate these teachings into fun, intriguing activities.

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Introduce them to new and exciting things as they are ready.
For example, create a game that teaches nautical terminology.
Focus on words like port, starboard, or bow. You should build upon this knowledge.
After they know these terms, help your children learn the best way to safely drive a fishing boat or cast a fishing line.
Always be an observant teacher.
The combination of boating and fishing allows for an enormous amount of learning.

This type of hands-on learning lasts a long time.
Your children will benefit in many ways.
They will discover things that help them become better fishers and boatmen. Participating in an activity that is thousands of years old teaches them about tradition.
They will eventually be able to teach their kids all that you have taught them.
This includes many of the elements of responsibility that come with helping adults achieve a goal.

Your children will have unlimited amounts of fun as they encounter new settings, new climates, and new wildlife.
Most importantly, fishing and boating with your fishing kids will give you the chance to spend quality time with them.
This is worth more than all of the fun had and the lessons learned.

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Fly Fishing Trips

October 4, 2011 by Erwin · Leave a Comment

So you’ve decided that it’s time for you to take your very first fly fishing trips. You’ve been practicing your casting and you’ve got all your flies ready to land a big fish. What do you need to think about when planning this fly fishing trips?

The first thing to decide is where to go. There are many, many excellent places to hone your fly fishing skills at. Some great locations to consider are Washington state, Oregon, Northern California, Texas, and the Great Lakes region. Pick a place that is readily accessible for you and that won’t break the bank when it comes time to pay for it.

If adventure is your game, look into taking a Canadian fly fishing trips. Most of the best fishing in Canada can be found in remote mountain lakes and streams with lodges only accessible by air or train. Most of the lodges will offer you trained guides to lead you to the fly fishing spots and transportation is included in the price of your stay. We’ve even seen one lodge that will give you use of its cabin and you are left on your own in the wilderness. This can be an amazingly liberating adventure!

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Be sure and find a lodge for your fly fishing trips where everything is included in the cost of your stay. This means transportation to and from the fishing spots, guided tours, along with your rooms. Many places have restaurants in their establishments, but you might want to find a cabin with full kitchen facilities where you can cook your own food when you come back from the river or lake.

Fly fishing trips are much more fun when you have a group of people who share your same interests. It’s a good idea to join a group who share the interest and try to plan a trip with them. Many organizations plan and launch trips on a regular basis. The friendship and camaraderie you will find can be a wonderful experience.

You can also combine your fly fishing with other things while on a trip. Think about where friends and family live. Can you spend a little time fishing and then, in your downtime, do a little visiting? Is there someplace you’ve always wanted to visit but never really had a reason why? Try taking fly fishing trips there.

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There are so many beautiful destinations you can go to when you want to take a trip to do some fly fishing. Pick one, plan well, and then just enjoy. You’ll be opening up a whole new world to yourself on a trip like this. And, you might just bring home some prized fish as proof of your prowess. Then you can start planning another fly fishing trips!

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Choosing The Right Deep Sea Fishing Charter For You

October 4, 2011 by Erwin · Leave a Comment

There are a lot of factors to take into consideration when picking out a deep sea fishing charter.
You do not only have to look for one that is professional and reputable, but you also have to find one that can meet your personal needs.
Thus, before you go out to sea, you have to decide on exactly what it is that you really want from the trip.

What Kind Of Experience?

Your main concern must be to decide on the type of experience that you want to get.
Is it wreck and reef fishing that you want? How about inshore deep sea kayak fishing?
Probably you’re interested in getting a charter which specializes on targeting specific types of specie, like billfish, tarpon, etc.? Factors like these would definitely depend on what place in the world you’ll be fishing in.
For instance, if you’ll be fishing from the Gulf of Mexico, you would have different options
if you’ll be looking for a deep sea fishing charter in Northern California.

What Kind Of Level?

Second, you should decide on the level that you want to fish in. There’s a big difference between charters catering to novice fishermen than those designed for experienced ones. Nevertheless, the great thing about charter boat’s abundance is that they have one for any
kind of level.

Some specialize on catering to beginners and families, while some specialize in bringing more experienced anglers out to sea. A lot of charter services can actually offer you several options. Most likely, charter boat captains would offer trolling options, which is especially for novice anglers, families, and even kids. For instance, a lot of charter boats situated in Southern Florida can take their patrons trolling during spring and fall months, in which they are given the opportunity to have with deep sea fishing charter, 6 hours hunting some redfish, dolphin, etc.

However, high speed trolling would be a great choice if you’re an experienced one that lack some of the equipments to have your own expedition.
This is best done around summer months, which is when conditions are best set to catch bigger game fish, like bull dolphin, sailfish and yahoo.

Deep Sea Fishing Charter

Ask! Probably the best advice when looking for a deep sea fishing charter would be directly asking the captain exactly what it is that they offer, and can offer.
You would definitely don’t want to be wasting money and time on an adventure that is not really tailored for your needs.
A lot of charter services are actually up front regarding the different choices of service that they can offer.
Thus, you have the ability to determine what type of deep sea fishing charter would be the best for you!

Money Matters After deciding on the type of experience you would want, now it’s time to settle on how much you’re willing to pay for the trip.
In general, smaller boats that have the capacity of 2-4 people have a typical price of $200-$400. If you want to get a bigger boat for a whole day trip, prices usually play around $900-$1,200. Additionally, factors like the charter’s reputation play a role on how much they
charge.

Playing It Safe

Although most deep sea fishing charters are headed by quality, experienced individuals, there are some occasional shady characters that might try to sell their services to you.
If this is the case, you should try checking their reputation by asking people around the area and getting some recommendations from the locals.

Doing this could mean having visits in the local marinas and bait shops. Basically, you should visit the docks. Another choice would be asking the hotel that you’re staying in.
Such hotels usually have deep sea fishing charter services that they usually use and can recommend to you.

Lastly, you can directly interview your potential charter captains.
This would help you see what kind of person you’ll be spending the trip with.

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Most of the time, this method is the one that shows whether the deep sea fishing charter service is reputable or not.

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Tips on Kayak Fishing

October 4, 2011 by Erwin · Leave a Comment

It takes a long time to become an expert in kayak fishing. The period of apprenticeship, which must be served in order to transform the novice into a veteran kayak angler can be discouraging and often runs into years.

About the nearest thing to a short cut is to have an old-timer take the first-timer under his wing and let the novice accompany him on kayak fishing trips

Basically, kayak fishing is gradually making a name in the industry. Its popularity is steadily creating sustainable gratifications aside from the fact that kayaks have long been used in fishing.

History has it that even in the early times; kayak fishing has long been the primary source of fish supply ranging from the “flatfish halibut” to other kinds of big fish. These activities, which happened from the mid 18th Century until the late part of it, were all noted by the Russian Orthodox priests. These turn of events are now known as “The Native History.”

Kayak Fishing

From then on, kayak fishing continued to dominate the fishing industry, where once, people were doubtful if it could really aid the anglers to catch some fish. The steady feature brought about by its “sit-on” type has long been the primary characteristics of kayaksfor fishing that made it an ideal fishing boat.

However, with kayak fishing, the angler has to learn how to steady the kayak as he tries to paddle through the waters, in which it is considered as part of the whole process.

Therefore, for people who wish to know some tips about kayak fishing, here’s a list that may help them enjoy this tricky activity.

1. Safety first

Like any activity, it is necessary that before an individual plunges into action, he or she must first observe some safety measures and background checks to ensure security and protection against any imminent danger.

Kayaks Fishing Weather

The angler must check the weather condition, the tide, and other elements concerning kayak fishing.

2. Hatches should be closed at all times

Kayak For Fishing

The angler should always keep in mind that it is best to keep the hatches closed while fishing. Water can never seep through the kayak if the hatches are kept closed.

3. Steady fishing

When the angler is already in the midst of the waters, it is better to have an anchor to keep the kayak steady while on the verge of catching fish.

Fishing Kayak

Best of all, before an individual goes out to the waters, it would be better if he let somebody know his whereabouts. In this way, somebody will be able to keep track of your activity.

As they say, safety should always come first for kayak fishing.

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Fishing in USA

October 4, 2011 by Erwin · Leave a Comment

Fishing as a sport and recreational activity is very popular in the United States. It has been a traditional hobby of the Americans as well as tourists fishing in USA. The Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, including the many streams of water across the country offer greater opportunities for Salt water fishing. United States of America has many rivers, lakes and inland streams for fresh water adventures.

Fishing in U.S.A. is very diverse because of the fish migrating every season. The weather, however, is one factor that restrains people from fishing. Rain, fog, snow, and wind affect the fishermen since these conditions may sometimes be dangerous to them.

Since the fish in usa are diverse, fishermen have a lot of fishing techniques depending on the type of fish they are targeting. They can do surf fishing, fly fishing, bait casting, pier fishing and many other techniques.

Fly Fish USA

Florida for example, is one state that has long been famous for fishing. Everywhere in Florida you see a lot of men and women of different ages getting excited about fishing. You see them holding fishing lines in bridges, causeways, riverbanks and piers. Also, Charter fishing boats are popular in all coasts of Florida.

Florida is known for its saltwater fishing and fly fishing. You need to be versatile to get the most out of Florida’s fly fishing adventures. Fly fishing in usa and saltwater fishing in usa are your choices depending on the time of the year.

There are abundant Redfish in Daytona Beach, Titusville and St. John’s River. Spotted Sea Trout are also found in Florida. You can find a local fly fishing guide in the area and they will be able to help you enjoy your fishing experience.

Fishing USA

Florida has been a hot place for fishing especially during the start of October. There are large numbers of Redfish until mid morning. There are a lot of Snooks being caught. During the afternoon when the temperature is high, there are a large numbers of jacks, ladyfish and trout that keep the fishermen in action.

Americans and tourists have a variety of reason why they fish in U.S.A. Some love to see the sunrise and sunset in the water. Besides fishing, some love to watch dolphins, whales and birds. But still it is the catching of fish that really thrill them. Fishing in U.S.A is a meaningful pastime whether in groups or all alone. The money you will spend is worth the fun and excitement including building relationships.

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