What's the Difference in Fishing Line? By Jamie L Roberts There are basically three types of fishing line, monofilament, fluorocarbon, and braided. However, with new technology,there new lines that are harder to classify. Knowing these characteristics will help you choose the right line. More>>> How to Succeed in Fishing Walleye By Jim Johannasen It's a challenging task to hook a walleye on a fishing line. Widely known as short strikers among fishermen, walleye fish have the courage and wits to take away your bait without getting hooked on the line and no other fish is so good at striking the bait without getting caught. More>>> What Fishing Tackle Do You Really Need? By M James Whether you're new to fishing, or a seasoned angler, you're bound to wonder if you've got all the fishing tackle you need, and if you're missing out on anything that could make fishing even more enjoyable. More>>> How to Catch Giant Pike - Understanding Mid Summer Pike By Kevin Geary Mid summer is the most misunderstood time for catching giant Pike. Armed with the correct information in your ever increasing arsenal of fishing knowledge you can make the so called "dog days" the most productive time of year for truly monster size pike. More>>> Make Your Own Fishing Lures - A Time Honored Craft For the Serious Angler By Sam Bass I love crafting, especially woodworking and I am equally, if not more, passionate about fishing. One truly rewarding experience is the combination of two things I love, which is creating homemade wooden fishing plugs. You, too, can enhance your fishing experience and make your own fishing lures! More>>> How to Catch Walleye - Consistently in Any Condition By Brian Stover If you want to consistently know how to catch walleye, in the post spawn, summer, fall and cold water period I am going to tell you how to do it. Most anglers around the globe do not know how, let alone what, to use to catch walleyes on a consistent basis. More>>> Walleye Fishing - Lindy Rigs Basics By Anthony Michael I was surprised at the end of last year's walleye season by a revelation made by two very good walleye fishermen who came in night after night with fish. More>>> Walleye Fishing - Slip Bobber Basics By Anthony Michael Some fishermen actually get embarrassed when they admit they fish with bobbers... as if they were somehow cheating or using some tactic reserved only for young kids. Considering the fact that this is a very common ice fishing method, I don't really see how anyone can really ignore the bobber when they pack the tackle box. More>>> Catch Trophy Fish - Learn How to Catch Big Fish With These 6 Easy Tips By John Kotuby Anyone can learn how to catch big beautiful trophy fish by following common sense tips and techniques. Maybe you've never caught a really big fish and you're wondering why. I'm willing to bet that if you've spent much time fishing you probably had at least one "big one that got away". More>>> Canada Walleye Fishing on Lac Seul By Anthony Michael Canada is often considered the Mecca of walleye fishing. The Canadian shield is covered with thousands of lakes teeming with fish of all species. If you haven't yet had the chance, you really need to spend some time in Canada walleye fishing. More>>> Walleye Fishing Techniques By Dwight Schewe Walleye fishing is a fascinating sport, and there is nothing like catching these fish to make a fishing trip enjoyable. The walleye is native to Canada and the northern United States. The name walleye comes from the fact that the eyes of this fish reflect light, the way the eyes of a cat do. More>>> Walleye Fishing Lures - Walleye Jigs By Robin Shortt There are many factors that will determine the best way to fish for big Walleye. Let's start with fishing the early part of spring, which will find the walleye getting themselves right up next to the shore near sandy areas and sand bars, rocky points and weeded areas that have sandy bottoms nearby. More>>> VISIT THESE SITES: The RV Trail.com Out Behind.com (outhouses) Moose Pasture.com (Creativity in Wilderness Places) |
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