Spinnerbait fishing tips

Spinnerbait Fishing Tips for Bass with Mike Iaconelli

Published on Jan 19, 2016

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Tips for gaffing tuna

                       How to Fish: Tips for Gaffing Tuna

 

Published on Jan 12, 2016

 

If you want to learn how to gaff a tuna, these three gaffing tips are sure to help. Join our fishing guru Lenny Rudow in this quick video, and you're sure to become a better gaffer, faster.

How Do you Know if a Boat is Well Built

Boating Tips: How Do you Know if a Boat is Well-Built?  

 

 

 

 

 

Published on Jan 19, 2016

 

Obviously there's a lot to look for, when you're judging how well a boat is built. But as boats.com senior editor Lenny Rudow points out, hatches are a good indicator of how much time and effort a boat builder puts into their boats. This video will show you what to look for in a hatch, tell-tale signs that are strong indicators of the quality level of the boat.

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Fishing the tide

Fishing the tide.

By Troy Rodakowski          

For The Register-Guard

Jan. 19, 2016

 

 

While on the beach, I had always wondered if a person could toss a line into the surf and catch something worthwhile.

So, when I was recently invited to fish from the beach and was told we would likely be bringing home supper, I of course jumped, and then promptly waded, at the opportunity.

 

 

As the foam-laden waves smacked against my legs, I was pleasantly surprised that it was not only exciting but quite fun trying to dodge the incoming surf as I fished the tide. I knew this was likely a good location not only because of the beach contours but the audience of a bobbing sea lion nearby. Not too long after my first cast, I hollered “Fish on!”

 

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Warm water fly fishing tips

                  Warm Water Fly Fishing at the Core

When you decide to do something that not many people are doing you end up with a steep learning curve most of the time. So it is with warm water fly fishing. Although the sport goes way back in time, it has nowhere near the following of its counterparts, making it difficult to find insightful information to help you get on your way. Revisiting some of the most basic elements of fishing will help you become a better warm water fly fisherman.

Fly fishing a lake for warm water species is as much a puzzle as is fly fishing trout in a river, just in a different box. With knowledge of the lake environment, the habits of the species you are after, and the dynamics of the food sources these fish focus on you can attack a lake much like you would a river.


In this article I will cover three basic tips that you can apply to most warm water species, and will help you at least go to a lake with an understanding of what is most important to know when trying to hook warm water fish. The three main elements are location of the fish, food sources of the fish, and the presentation of these food sources.

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