Correct Ways to Dispose of Aquarium or Pet Fish Contact pet shops: If you contact a pet shop or a place that specializes in the sale of aquarium, exotic or pet fish, you will most likely find one that can … Continue reading →

uPVC stands for unplasticized polyvinyl chloride and is PVC without plasticizing (flexibility) agents added. PVC and uPVC is often used to refer to the same product and most standard PVC pipe is actually uPVC pipe. Which is better PVC or … Continue reading →

The most commonly used materials for synthetic leathers are polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and polyurethane (PU), which are plastic based materials. Another term for fake leather is “pleather” which comes from the term plastic leather. Is faux leather good quality? Economical … Continue reading →

While the use of this new form of PVC reduces potential toxicity as it eliminates the greatest hazard from the material, the use of PVC remains controversial as it continues to present certain dangers – PVC in its phthalate-free form … Continue reading →

How do I stop my jigs from snagging? Use a stand up or semi stand up jig (Fin-tech Nuckle Balls or Bass Pro Shops XPS Jigs are my favorite). These jigs do a better job of keeping the hook up … Continue reading →

“In fall, I’m looking at a jig and minnow bite,” Neustrom said. “I’m really partial to rainbow chubs for bait; shiners are great if you can get them, but if I have a choice of two handfuls of bait, I’m … Continue reading →

In some cases, floods lead to a decline in fish population. In these situations, fewer young fish survive than normal, as the offspring are isolated by the retreating waters after the flood. How do floods affect fish? Floods induce environmental … Continue reading →

Clearly weight capacity matters more for Eric. Floating shelves can only maintain high weight capacities if they are mounted into something solid like wall studs or masonry block. They hold the most weight when they are secured into something solid … Continue reading →

In 2017, whiteleg shrimp (ranked #1 by value and #6 by quantity) was the largest farmed ASFIS species item in terms of farmgate value, followed by Atlantic salmon (ranked #2 by value and #15 by quantity). These are two major … Continue reading →

What should be attached to a fishing rod line? Thread the line through the guides. Most rods have four to five guides, or eyelets, attached to the rod. Starting at the eyelet closest to the reel, thread it with the … Continue reading →

Some are speedy, while others prefer a slow and steady glide. Watch the water for little bubbles and ripples as the fish come to the surface. Fish tend to feed early or late in the day, so these are good … Continue reading →

The ball bearings in your reel could be old/rusted/damaged, you’re gonna need to either replace the ball bearings or buy a new reel. Not enough lubrication, try unscrewing your reel cap, remove spool and oiling the gears. How do you … Continue reading →

Types of Anchors. We have sorted most of the common anchors into five major categories: The Hook, Plough, Fluke, Claw and Scoop. Yes there are loads of others, but for the most part, this is what you will find. The … Continue reading →

How do you AFK while fishing? Fish farming is an easy method of catching large quantities of fish and other items (junk and treasure) by fishing. Most AFK (away from keyboard) designs involve right-clicking an iron door with tripwire above … Continue reading →

What is Fishing Line? Fishing line is long threaded material (usually nylon, silk or wire,) used with a fishing rod to catch and reel in fish. It is what is cast from the rod, flies through the air, and ultimately … Continue reading →