Top fishing beaches Rhossili Bay. Luskentyre. Seilebost. Studland – Shell Bay. Cromer. Dungeness. Where is the best beach fishing? The Outer Banks, North Carolina have some of the most outstanding bodies of water to go surf fishing in. The Oregon … Continue reading →

Every pike fisherman has caught his share of northern from 4 to 10 pounds. Most of these fish are caught in shallow water. Big pike, however, go deep. Many times they are in water 15 feet deep or deeper. What … Continue reading →

Big catfish, especially big blues, favor swift, churning, well-oxygenated water where baitfish are readily available. To conserve energy, however, they seek slack-water holding spots within these areas. The “grooves” of slower-moving water between open gates or running turbines offer these … Continue reading →

Can you troll with any lure? The great thing about trolling is that you can do it anywhere for just about any species. You can troll up a creek for natives, or miles offshore for tuna – in fact, just … Continue reading →

Try flat-sided crankbaits in current. Because of their design, flat-sided crankbaits handle current better than rounded baits. They’re less affected by the flow and tend to dive and “hunt” immediately, making them more productive in the early part of the … Continue reading →

APRIL FISHING IN SW FLORIDA April Tarpon will be found cruising the beaches. Expect to catch seatrout, Spanish mackerel, pompano and ladyfish on the grass flats in and around 5′ of water. Redfish should be easy to locate on high … Continue reading →

How do you fish off a bridge in Florida? The simplest and most universal technique is to fish live or fresh-dead bait on the bottom, using a sliding sinker or Carolina rig. “My bait of choice is a croaker, and … Continue reading →

Fishing is both a key skill and money maker in Stardew Valley. You can catch fish by using either a fishing rod or by placing a crab pot in the water. Each season – spring, summer, fall and winter – … Continue reading →

This fish is considered of medium size, typically weighing around 30 pounds; some King Mackerel caught weighed a little over 90 pounds. Females weigh more than males. For example, at 7 years old, a female King Mackerel can weigh 22 … Continue reading →

Poppers and prop baits almost always need a feathered hook on the back. It makes them look like they’re swimming when you move them forward, and it makes a subtle, tail-like movement when they’re sitting still. It’s like you’re adding … Continue reading →

Since they are only lightly hooked through the lip, they survive the accidental catch and release. However, it is illegal to “take” garibaldi. Are garibaldi illegal to catch? On January 30, 1953 the California Fish and Game Commission adopted the … Continue reading →

How do I stop snagging rock fishing? Keep hooks away from snags and rocks by using a paternoster rig – also called a dropper rig or snapper rig. Use the correct weight sinker. In areas of current, if your line … Continue reading →

The diameter of your post hole should be three times the diameter of your post. So, if you’re planning on using a four-inch round or 4×4-inch square post, your post hole will need to be 12 inches in diameter. For … Continue reading →

How deep should a footing be for a 4×4 post? Dig post hole so diameter of the hole is 3 times the width of the post (i.e., the hole for a 4” wood post should be about 12 inches wide). … Continue reading →

Banisters. Many state codes require a banister to be installed on any staircase that has more than four steps. The space your banister will take up depends on the style of the banister you choose. The standard banister will measure … Continue reading →