fish 4
 |
|
US $.99 |
Sale |
 |
|
US $19.99 |
Sale |
December 14th, 2011 — Bait, bass, Bluegill, crappie, Fishing, Salmon, Tips and Tricks
Although many people associate fishing with spring, summer and fall, there are many fish that are actually easier to catch during the winter months. This is particularly true in California, where temperatures regularly drop just a little below 50 in most areas. This climate makes it a lot easier to withstand winter fishing and many [...]
Online Stores 
Related Posts -
Fishing Report: November 6, 2009 Lake Fishing - In Amador, a weekly plant comprised of 3,000 lbs just went in this past Tuesday. The ticket here is definitely going to be power bait. Most fish are being caught around the topmost five feet in the water here. The trout have generally been averaging around 4lbs...... -
Fishing Report: February 12, 2010 Striped Bass, Crab and Halibut A trip went out of Berkeley/Emeryville on Friday and brought back lots of rays and sharks, and one good sturgeon, but nothing like the 80-pounder that was caught here last week. More trips are scheduled for the weekend. The recent weather is expected to cause...... -
Catching Winter Crappie For most fishermen who have a penchant for catch crappie, wintertime crappie catching is perceived to be an absolutely impossible task. Many fishermen even believe that Crappie catching is completely unheard of at all during the colder months of the year, but this simply is not true! Crappie fish do...... -
Fishing Report: April 2, 2010 Sturgeon, Salmon and Halibut At both Berkeley/Emeryville and Pillar Point, you can catch a salmon fishing trip on either Saturday or Sunday. Crabbing has been poor because of shifty weather patterns, but there are salmon coming out of these waters. Salmon fishing starts on Saturday at Monterey. Sand dabbing and...... -
Fishing Report: May 20, 2011 Fishing on the lakes has seen different results based on where you are fishing. Most sites are seeing good results with a lot of fish being caught. Look here to get the information that you are looking for. ANDERSON: Fishing near the bridge on the south end is a good......
Continue reading → 6 Winter Fishing Tips
December 4th, 2011 — Bait, Bluegill, crappie, Fishing, Tips and Tricks
When it comes to fish that are easy to catch, fun to find and plentiful, there is nothing quite like crappie and bluegill. Normally found together in lakes, you can use a lot of similar techniques to land them. In fact, with the right tips, you can even bring in as many as ten or [...]
Online Stores Related Posts -
What Fish Don’t Want You to Know By Frank P. Baron The practice of fishing has been around for millennia, but we as humans still don’t have it down pat. There are thousands of books out there on techniques, can’t miss hints and basic fishing principles. However, if you read only one book about fishing, this one should be highly considered....... -
Seven Tips for Fly Fishing Here are seven basic tips for improving your fly fishing experience. - Use proper fishing etiquette when taking out your line. Common courtesy has dictated that if an angler has a fish on the line, you should take your line out of the water. This is to make sure that...... -
Stream Techniques In streams, wild trout generally find their food, their shelter and the right temperatures behind rocks as well as in or near currents and under banks or around logs. You should be moving quietly and casting from downstream as trout will generally be facing up current and they will have...... -
Cheap Alternatives For Bait For those that do a lot of fishing, bait can be pretty expensive after awhile. When you add in the costs for your other equipment, such as fishing lures, tackle, rods and reels, the costs can easily mount up. However, there are some cheap, and even free, alternatives to expensive...... -
Is Saltwater Fishing Right For You? Saltwater fishing can be a lot of fun, but it isn’t right for everyone. Before you head out on the ocean and discover you are miserable, there are a few things you should think about before getting started. Here are some great tips to help you determine if saltwater fishing......
Continue reading → 6 Tips for Catching Crappie and Bluegill
July 19th, 2011 — Bait, Boating, Fishing, Tips and Tricks
From the time when man first decided that fish tasted pretty good, we’ve been struggling to adopt new techniques and unlock the secrets to successful fishing. While we may not rely on fish as our main source of food anymore, the contest has not dimmed. For thousands, every open fish season is filled with disappointment, [...]
Online Stores Related Posts -
Fishing Report: June 10, 2011 Lake fishing has seen a lot of improvement this week with a few plants. Trout is the best catch in most locations. Berryessa: Best spots for this week are in between Big Island, the Narrows and Ranch House. Fishing for bass is best done at above 15 feet. Best bait...... -
Catching More Fish with Worms Fishing with worms can be really lucrative, and can drive excellent results but only if you follow some basic techniques and utilize some of the best fishing tips. Worms can be either live worms or synthetic worms, but you should shy away from the plastic worms that bass fishermen seem...... - Review: The Barefoot Fisherman: A Fishing Book for Kids by Paul Amdahl This book is designed to cater to grades four through six, and specifically children who are already familiar with the basics associated with fishing but that want to learn more about this unique recreational sport. This book covers a wide variety of different topics on fishing for children, including approaching......
-
The Complete Guide to California Fishing Download Your 32 Page FREE eBook Did you know that there is a reason fish can so easily evade your hook? Find out why this happens and how to prevent it! Sick of hooking a fish only to lose them? We'll show you how to catch and hold on to...... - Stream Techniques In streams, wild trout generally find their food, their shelter and the right temperatures behind rocks as well as in or near currents and under banks or around logs. You should be moving quietly and casting from downstream as trout will generally be facing up current and they will have......
Continue reading → Top Five Reasons You’re Not Catching Fish
April 17th, 2011 — Fishing, kids
For many families, fishing is a hobby that is meant to be shared through generations. In fact, many of us develop our love of the water early on, as a result of the fishing trips we went on as kids. Whether or not we enjoyed it at the time, the end result was a love [...]
Online Stores Related Posts -
Fishing Report: January 15, 2010 Striped Bass, Crab and Halibut At Rio Vista, you can find sturgeon from the Slough to Sherman Island. The water's not crystal clear but it's not quite muddy. No catch has been terribly good here for a few weeks aside from the occasional 20 to 30 pound striper being...... - Review: The Barefoot Fisherman: A Fishing Book for Kids by Paul Amdahl This book is designed to cater to grades four through six, and specifically children who are already familiar with the basics associated with fishing but that want to learn more about this unique recreational sport. This book covers a wide variety of different topics on fishing for children, including approaching......
-
Lake Techniques Even at optimum temperature levels, all alpine lakes are going to turn off from time to time. If you fish a lake for a few dawn or dusk hours then you are going to want to move if you are not seeing or catching any feeding fish. Since trout tend...... -
5 Tips to Landing a King Salmon If you are up for a challenge, there is nothing like the feeling of being able to land a king salmon. These fish have an incredible amount of fight in them and they will really make you work to land them. There are however some techniques that you can use...... -
Fishing Report: September 11, 2009 Here is a look at what’s happening in terms of fishing for the week. Local Ocean Fishing – There was a decent calm on the water over the span of the weekend, enough it seems to have attracted skiffs out of the harbor and into the sea. Miles offshore, they......
Continue reading → Teaching Kids to Fish
