Most bait fishermen prefer to fish with live stuff. That’s
understandable when it’s abundant and easy to catch, but when it becomes scarce in the winter months, I seldom bother trying to net bait. Instead I simply pull it out of the freezer.
Six years ago I finally bought a point and shoot 8-megapixel digital camera with a 28mm- to 350mm zoom lens. With the ability to look at your image seconds after you push the button, there is no reason anyone can’t take great photographs. Six years later, I’m still using that camera and it takes great pictures. However, a great camera is no substitute for a good photographer
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Six years ago I finally bought a point and shoot 8-megapixel digital camera with a 28mm- to 350mm zoom lens. With the ability to look at your image seconds after you push the button, there is no reason anyone can’t take great photographs. Six years later, I’m still using that camera and it takes great pictures. However, a great camera is no substitute for a good photographer.
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Fishing with a new spinning reel is a treat. Even the cheapest reel works well when it’s new, but unfortunately they don’t hold up very well for very
long — this is especially true if it’s used in saltwater. However, even the
most expensive equipment requires maintenance, or it won’t last either. Here are some saltwater fishing tackle maintenance tips.
To stalk fish in less than 2 feet of water there are really only two ways to go about it — get off the boat and wade, or fish from a canoe or kayak. I prefer to fish standing up, and that means getting out of the boat and wading. The advantages of wading are many!
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It was opening day of the snook season and I thought about taking my skiff fishing, but the tide was so low I couldn’t get it off the lift. However, I have another shallow water weapon — a canoe with a rowing platform and a pair of aluminum oars.
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It was opening day of the snook season and I thought about taking my skiff fishing, but the tide was so low I couldn’t get it off the lift. However, I have another shallow water weapon — a canoe with a rowing platform and a pair of aluminum oars.
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Fishing with children requires some patience, and I practice the “KIS rule”
(Keep It Simple) when fishing with young kids. I get plenty of bait and fish
for willing species. A child’s attention span is pretty short, so I try to keep
things moving!
Fishing with children requires some patience, and I practice the “KIS rule”
(Keep It Simple) when fishing with young kids. I get plenty of bait and fish
for willing species. A child’s attention span is pretty short, so I try to keep
things moving!