Best Worms for Bait Fishing Red Wigglers: There are actually 2 different worms called Red Wigglers, Eisenia Fetida, and Eisenia Andrei. Canadian Nightcrawlers: African Nightcrawlers: What type of worms are best for fishing? Meal worms work especially well for ice … Continue reading →

Bloodworms and shrimp top the local bait menu, along with small pieces of fresh squid and mullet. Mole crabs or “sand fleas” are excellent, and you can’t beat the price. What is the best bait for saltwater mullet? Best Baits … Continue reading →

Red groundbait is also attractive to taste and smell, but fish probably feel more comfortable feeding over a red or dark coloured groundbait, as they will be less noticeable to predators which view them from above. What color are fish … Continue reading →

How do I attach deck joists to a post? Step 1: Attach Rim Joist Measure and cut the rim joists to length. Set one edge of a rim joist on the beam with the top edge of the other end … Continue reading →

Pressure Treated Wood. Pressure Treated Wood Is a Solid, Cheap Decking Material. The most economical decking material, by far, is pressure treated wood. Pressure treated wood is superior to regular wood because it has been infused with chemicals that help … Continue reading →

Standard Stair Riser Height Requirements OSHA 1910.25(c)(2) requires standard stairs to have a maximum riser height of 9.5 inches (24 cm). IBC 1011.5. 2 requires that stair riser heights shall be 7 inches (178 mm) maximum and 4 inches (102 … Continue reading →

Research shows that a rise plus run (r+R) of 46cm is a comfortable stride for most people. Less than 43cm will require strides that will be too short for most people, while more than 48cm will likely be too much … Continue reading →

To strengthen guardrails, reduce the spacing of posts to between 1 and 2 metres (3 feet 4 inches and 6 feet 8 inches) and double the 2 x 4 top tail. Posts on wooden guardrails must not be further apart … Continue reading →

Can Rustoleum Paint Be Used On Boats? Marine Wood and Fiberglass Primer Rust-Oleum 207014 Marine Wood and Fiberglass Primer While both of the paints above can be used on wood and fiberglass, you will also need a primer to prime … Continue reading →

Steel wool is best for cast aluminum pans. For sheet aluminum pans, use a green scrubbing pad or plastic mesh pad. Use a fine grade of steel wool to keep from creating large surface marks while cleaning. Use a back … Continue reading →

Brush dirt loose with the dry paintbrush so that it can be vacuumed away more easily. Spray an ample coat of Flitz Aluminum Preclean onto the metal surface to be cleaned. Allow the spray to set on the surface for … Continue reading →

Using an acidic solution will reduce any discoloration on your pots and pans due to aluminum oxidation (that chalky, white stuff you see on your pans). Fill your pot or pan with water. For each quart of water you use, … Continue reading →

This is where the magic happens! Submerge your dirty baking sheet and let it soak for 30–60 minutes, then scrub off the grime with a scouring pad, the rough side of a scrubby sponge, or steel wool. The steel wool … Continue reading →

How do you catch chinook salmon from shore? Trolling Far and away the most common and productive way to catch Chinook is by dragging gear behind a moving boat, often employing downriggers to get your tackle down 100 feet or … Continue reading →

Bringing silver items to auction houses or dealers means you don’t have to clean it up. Silver specialists are trained to look for key features no matter what the condition of the piece. In fact, some dealers may even be … Continue reading →