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How to Catch a Sauger
Saugers are closely related to walleye, a popular game fish in the United States. The fish bear a close resemblance to one another, which can make it difficult to tell them apart. They also taste very similar and have flaky white meat. Many of the techniques that fishermen use to catch walleyes can
The Best Salt Water Fishing Baits
Shrimp bait, though expensive, works well for a wide variety of fish.fishing image by Keith Frith from Fotolia.comThe most reliable and efficient rule of thumb when saltwater fishing is to use bait which matches the normal diet of your target catch. Live bait in the form of smaller fish...
How to Catch a Walleye in White River, Arkansas
The best stretches of Arkansas' White River to catch walleye are locations where the water is clean and clear and the bottom is gravel. There is also good walleye fishing in the headwaters and tailwaters of the several dam-created lakes on the White River. Walleye like cold water, and hydroelectric
Wildlife Forensic Activities
Wildlife forensics is concerned with crimes against animals and fish.white gees image by David Sexton from Fotolia.comProfessionals who work in the wildlife forensics field are responsible for investigating cases that involve crimes against fish and wildlife. These crimes can include...
Alaska Hunting & Fishing Trips
Enjoy the rugged wilds of Alaska.moutain snow peak mist fog water range alaska image by Paul Retherford from Fotolia.comAlaska, also known as The Last Frontier, is vast, wild and rugged and with opportunities for hunting moose, caribou or Dall sheep or fishing for salmon and halibut....
How to Place & Install a Teflon Seal on a Diverter
Left unchecked, plumbing leaks can damage a building's finishes, structure and electrical systems. A shower's diverter is particularly prone to leakage, due to its regular use. These devices move water from the faucet to the shower head. If the diverter is activated and water is still leaking out of
Fishing in Alaska in August
"The Last Frontier," as Alaska's nickname would indicate, is a place that offers locals and visiting tourists alike some amazing outdoor opportunities. Alaska is famous for many different types of fishing, including salmon, halibut and lake trout, just to name a few. For some people, various work or
Fishing Rods for the Perfect Fishing Experience
Fishing rods today are much more technically advanced and of course contain reels to help retrieve the fish that are caught, unlike fishing poles or cane poles from yesteryear. The spinning rod is a sophisticated ...
Summer Flounder Fishing Tips
Flounder is important to commercial and recreational fishing.fish market image by AGITA LEIMANE from Fotolia.comSummer flounder is one of the most heavily fished species on the East Coast. It is easy to catch, and available to pier and shore fishermen as well as boaters. There is no need...
Chitina Fishing in Alaska
The Alaska Department of Fish & Game (ADF&G) is the state agency charged with regulation of fishing and hunting operations. The Copper River is an ADF&G District that includes the Chitina Subdistrict.
Fool-Proof Fly Fishing Tips
When you hear of suggestion from your friends to take up fishing as a sport, do not hesitate. It is one of the best sports and one of the most relaxing ones. Some people do ...
How to Tie a Line to a Bream Pole
Bream fishing is a summer pastime that often occupies the time of young and old alike. Bream -- also known as bluegill -- are frequently found in drainage ponds, farm ponds and lakes. A basic set-up is all that is needed to catch bream.
How to Fish With a Tri-Alive Top Prop
Prop baits come in many styles but are all used for the purpose of creating as much commotion as possible in a small fishing area. Tri-Alive top prop bait, made by Mister Twister, is a top water spinner made with split double tails. Tri-Alive and other prop baits are best used if there is a breeze b
Instructions For a Daiwa Silvercast 208RL
The Daiwa 208RL is a spin casting reel made for light sport fishing for mid-sized species such as bass, crappie and bluegill. The 208RL has an aluminum spool housed under an aluminum cast. A drag lever helps set the line tension and a bait casting button allows the line to cast out when engaged and
Fishing in any weather
Many men (and probably quite a few ladies) find solace and comfort in fishing. As a leisure activity, fishing is supposed to be infinitely relaxing and beneficial to body and soul regardless of the catch. ...
How to Make a Fishing Habitat
Just as small game animals such as rabbits and squirrels need cover to protect them from larger predators, fish need a habitat where they can hide, grow and prosper. A lake without weeds or other hiding places typically will not become a fertile fishing ground. But, with a few strategically placed w
How to Make a Texas Rig
Artificial soft bait worms are a favorite lure among bass fishermen. The worm is retrieved slowly along the floor of the lake and through weed beds. The technique is effective for catching bass; however, dragging a worm with a hook sticking out of it along the bottom and through weeds causes it to r
How to Tell the Difference Between a Male & Female Steelhead
The steelhead trout looks similar to the freshwater rainbow trout, and is considered to be a saltwater version of its freshwater counterpart. Steelhead spend one to four years in freshwater, one to four years in saltwater and spawn approximately four times in their life. They are found from the Asia
How to Knit With Fishing Line
While fishing line is not a particularly forgiving knitting material, it can form an interesting knitted fabric. Fishing line may be used to knit practical items, including kitchen scrubbies, or used to create an invisible fabric to show off beautiful beading. Knitting with fishing line requires som
Kinds of Fish Baits to Catch Carp
Carp are omnivorous, and eat a wide variety of foods. Carp that do not receive heavy fishing pressure will eat almost anything that looks edible, from earthworms to hot dogs. Fooling carp that live in waters where they receive heavy fishing pressure is much more difficult. It pays to bring several d