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 →

You can save yourself a lot of trouble if you simply get your hands on self-drilling screws. Look in your local hardware store and just use a normal screwdriver. These are the four most commonly used replacements of your drill … 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 →

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 →

Sea mariners know something that can help a leader in the grips of a tumultuous crisis. When a storm rises upon a ship at sea, the wind and waves can threaten to sink it. If the storm rises when the … Continue reading →

Check out the water quality, that’s the most likely reason for the behavior. Another reasons, is that you need to associate yourself with your fish. For example, when it’s feeding time stand near the tank and allow the fish to … Continue reading →

No, not all of it. The thing to remember is that ships anchor near shore. The water is much more shallow there. A ship can’t anchor in the middle of the ocean, it would need a few miles of chain … 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 →

Fish finders are now readily available to the kayak angler, and are easy to use. With a little thought and a few accessories they can easily be fitted to a kayak. A fish finder will certainly give you an edge … Continue reading →

In most cases, the female drops eggs in the water which are immediately fertilized by sperm from the male. Another way is for fertilization to occur within the females body before she drops them into the water. With the third … Continue reading →

If you need to scan a large amount of water on both sides, you’ll want a side imaging device. Chances are you’re fishing shallow backwater ponds and rivers with a kayak. If that’s the case then you’ll benefit from side … 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 →

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 →

How do you get your hater mad? Make criticism your fuel, not your kryptonite. Take it as a compliment. Get engagement by trolling back. Remember that successful people don’t need to put others down. Kill them with kindness. Don’t react, … Continue reading →

The long-term physical effects of uncontrolled anger include increased anxiety, high blood pressure and headache. Anger can be a positive and useful emotion, if it is expressed appropriately. Long-term strategies for anger management include regular exercise, learning relaxation techniques and … Continue reading →