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While it probably makes sense to avoid going fishing when the weather is horrendous, most people might not realise that even on bright and sunny days, fishing might not be successful.
That’s because fish, much like us, are susceptible to a wide range of weather conditions that can affect where they’re hiding, how hungry they are, and how easy it’ll be to catch them that day.
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Contrary to popular belief, fishing is about more than simply throwing a line with a hook and worm into the water and hoping for the best.
While worms are generally quite effective, there are other bait options available, some of which can be made using household items.
There’s nothing quite as satisfying as firing up the grill after a hot day in summer and enjoying the evening with the mouth-watering smell of grilling fish as everyone prepares for a delicious dinner.
Not all fish are suited for grilling; some are better for frying; others are best when baked.
Fishing is a pastime that can become extremely frustrating for those that find they head out to the water with the very best of intentions but find that they end the day without ever pulling anything out of the water.
There’s a very fine line between failure and success when it comes to fishing, so it’s understandable why the frustration can become palpable after a while, especially when we compare ourselves to more experienced fisherman.
It’s a tale as old as time: the fisherman arrives at the dam, prepared for a day of catching his dinner, only to never take home a single fish by the time the day comes to an end. And while sometimes this can be down to luck, the location of the fisherman relative to where the fish are can be a huge component.
While all fish are different, many of the more common freshwater species are more likely to be found in certain areas around a lake or dam.
Continue reading “A Fisherman’s Guide To Locating Freshwater Fish”
When you think about seeing wildlife in Africa, you generally think about game drives and seeing the Big Five. The continent also offers some exceptional fishing opportunities, with everything from easy, gentle days on the water to challenging adventures of hunting the big guns under water. Whatever type of fishing you prefer and whatever skill level you’re at, there is something for you.
If you’re into fly fishing, you probably have your favorite spot to hit for that alone time in the water. However, there are so many amazing places to go in the world for fly fishing. It might be worth your while getting out there and seeing how they compare to your perfect stretch of water a little closer to your home.
Someone – we’re not sure who but we think that it’s someone famous – said: 4. “A bad day of fishing is still better than a good day at the office!” Does this describe you? If it does, they why not make your fishing trip? So if you’re a deep-sea fisherman or prefer the shallower freshwaters, there’s a fishing holiday that’s right up your alley!
In some parts of the world, fishing from a kayak has been the norm for many, many generations. Today, there’s a growing trend in fishing in the Western world to head out on a kayak with your gear. It’s an affordable option over purchasing your own boat and it offers you a few things that a boat can’t.
If you’re looking for somewhere new to cast your line, here are some amazing places in the USA that are perfect for fishing. They have an array of fish to catch and are popular because you pretty much always come away with a catch that you can cook for dinner that night. Start planning your next fishing getaway to one of these top spots in the USA: