Those people who have always been attracted to fishing have a different enthusiasm when it comes to trolling for walleyes. However, it also cannot be denied that doing this is not a very easy thing to do, most especially for beginners. But aside from the fact that Daiwa reels fishing reels are considered as one of the most appropriate fishing reels that must be used for this, this article will also cover on the other fishing tip and aspects that people should know about when attempting to troll for walleyes.

One of the most common reasons why a lot of people do not become fond of trolling for walleyes is because of the fact that some of the equipments needed are somehow expensive compared to others; in addition, the techniques needed for this type of fishing is also a little different; that is why only a handful of fishing fanatics are hooked to it. But for those people who are really interested, it is very important to consider the rod that one will use for trolling walleyes. If a person will be doing this for the first time and he/she is not yet that familiar with how he/she wants to go about the fishing process, there are all-around rods available in the market; this will not only give the fishing enthusiasts an easier time, but this will also assure them that trolling with this particular rod will not bring about unnecessary problems. The line that one should use must also be considered; however, even though there are a lot of options in the market, it is really just dependent on what a person prefers for their fishing line. The only important thing is for the person to make sure that the line is really made for trolling walleyes.

And of course, it has been mentioned above that Daiwa reels fishing reels is considered as the best option for someone who wants to go walleye trolling. However, this does not mean that there are no other types available in the market; this just means that the Daiwa reels fishing reels are really the best choice because of a lot of reasons. One of the reasons is because of the fact that reels from Daiwa are very reliable; not to mention, these Daiwa reels fishing reels are also very good with providing a person with a really long line.

Some of the other elements that must be considered are the spinners that will be used, along with the cranks, motor, kicker, graph, planer boards and even the auto pilot. When all of these aspects are chosen carefully to suite the activity of trolling walleyes, along with a really reliable and efficient Daiwa reels fishing reels, one will not only become successful with catching as many walleyes as possible; one will also truly enjoy every second of it.

As a matter of fact, when these steps are followed carefully, people will begin to realize that they only need to be patient about finding the right equipments that they need to fully enjoy the essence of trolling walleyes.

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Question by Backwater Charlie: What's the best value in a fishing reel that you have gotten?
I'm not talking about buying an item that was on sale, or buying it used, I'm talking about what is the best value in a fishing reel that you've gotten, when buying a NEW reel at full-price?

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Answer by Josh
Shimano Curado. I've burned up C3 Ambassadors, Pluegers, Diawas, Okumas, and most other top brands. Those Shimanos are the best by far.

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Trolling for Walleyes With Daiwa Reels Fishing Reels is a post from: Fishing Classics

Your fishing reel can be a critical part of your success as a trout angler.  It is so important for getting your line in the best locations and turning a bite into an actual catch.  Since having a functioning reel and knowing how to use it is so important, I want to briefly discuss some trout fishing reel tips for enhancing your experience on the water and ultimately for catching more fish.  Let's talk about a few of these tips now.

One of the most important things to keep in mind when selecting the best reel is its weight and size.  Many people think that you always have to have a large reel with a lot of action, but this just simply is not true.  In fact, there are several occasions when you want the exact opposite of that.  If you are fishing for Brook Trout or other small trout species, especially if you are fishing in a creek or small stream, then you don't need a big reel.  You would generally want to go with a light rod in this scenario, and it is absolutely imperative that the weight of the reel matches the weight of the rod.  On the contrary, if you are fishing in a big open water lake for trophy lake trout, or if you on a big river with strong current, then you will definitely need a heavier reel.  A strong, heavy rod is ideal for these conditions too because it allows you to deal with bigger fish and stronger currents.  Just remember, try as best you can to match the reel and rod weights, and if you do this then you'll be fine!

Another great thing to think about when it comes to trout fishing reels is making sure they are working properly and maintained well.  This is obviously not a problem if you are looking to purchase a reel or have just recently purchased one, but if you have had your reel for a little while then it's a really good idea to make sure functions smoothly before going out to the water.  If it isn't spinning properly or is tight for some reason then you may come home from the river empty handed.  You can have the best lure on the river and be in the perfect fishing hole, but if you're reel is sticking then you're definitely in trouble.  This may seem obvious to you, but I have many friends that have gotten themselves in trouble out on the water because they didn't take good care of their reel during the offseason.

A third tip to be mindful of for having more trout fishing success is to change your line at least a few times throughout the season.  This is very important, but many anglers do not change their lines very often.  The problem with not changing out your line frequently is that older fishing lines cause more friction and resistance, so this can be damaging to your reel.  You may have to crank harder for older lines, especially if they are monofilament lines, and if you are trying to crank too hard and fast then it will put too much stress on the reel.  Changing your line is a simple way to keep your fishing outfit in good shape and make things easier on yourself.

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When it comes to bass fishing, owning the best bass fishing gear can help elevate your bass fishing game to a whole higher level. You may not be able to master all the bass fishing skills necessary for you to be able to become an exceptional bass angler, getting the right bass fishing gear for the job will most definitely make a big difference in your chances of catching bass.

Bass fishing tackle is actually your main weapon of choice. Every tackle is actually comprised of different parts, all of which are actually just working together as one system. One of the very first things that a beginning bass angler should do is pick the right bass fishing rods for his needs. Not all beginner bass anglers know exactly how to do it. Here are some tips on how you can pick the best bass fishing rod for your bass fishing needs.

Bait casting Or Spinning Rod?
The very first thing that you need to determine is make a decision as to whether you are going for a bait casting rod or a spinning rod. This is important because your ability to fish for certain types of bass, and on certain areas, will depend a lot on what type of bass fishing rod you have. This is so because you actually need to use a different type of rod for when you choose to catch a big-sized fish, as compared to a rod that you would use when you want to catch a smaller-sized fish. There are also a lot of other factors that would be affected depending on which type of bass fishing rod you would choose to use, such as the size and type of rod you would be able to use, and the particular spot on where you can effectively fish for bass.

Bait casting Reel:
Once you have determined which type of rod you would want to use, you now need to pick a particular type of reel for your tackle. Bear in mind that since your tackle is a combination of different working parts, then simply choosing the rod won't be enough, but it is definitely the start. If you choose to use a bait casting rod, then it would be a great idea to use a bait casting reel. This particular type of reel actually poses a lot of difficulty for most bass anglers in trying to cast it successfully, mainly because of the revolving spool that this particular type of reel has. Casting it the wrong way could get you to backlash on your casting attempt.

Spinning Reel:
If you choose a spinning rod, then a spinning reel is probably one of the best choices of reel for you. As the name implies, when you cast using a spinning reel, the pickup bail basically revolves around a fixed spool that is attached to a housing device as the handle of the tackle is turned. Since the spool revolves up and down around the housing device, the line is distributed evenly from the reel, reducing the chances of back lashing and bird nesting.

Rod Length, Sensitivity And Strength:
Another factor about the rods that could affect how you use it and what you use it for has something to do with the length of the rods, its sensitivity and strength. If you plan on using the rod for taking on a larger-sized bass fish, then you might want to use a rod that has a medium to high power so that you can handle the bass fish with relative ease. If plan on using a lure that requires a fairly sensitive line, then you should probably pick a rod that is high on sensitivity with a stiff tip.

Kind Of Bait:
The kind of bait you intend to use will also have an influence on the type of fishing rod that you want to use. Since there are a lot of different kinds of lures available in the market today, buying a general purpose rod might just be the solution. If you really want to be more specific on the type of handling and performance that you want your rod to be able to do, then choose a more technique specific rod.

Price:
One of the more important things that you should not forget is the prices of the bass fishing rods you are considering. If you do not have the money to purchase a rod that you want, simply opt to buy the next best thing, as long as it is within your price range.

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Question by kris: Will an ocean fishing rod with a maximum limit of 14 pounds be able to support a 25 pound line?
I recently bought an ocean fishing rod that said maximum limit of 14 pounds. However, I need one that can support 25 pounds. The man at the store told me that this one would easily work with 25... However I don't know which one to trust. Answers?
I meant line by the way, not fish size.

Best answer:

Answer by Sausagebandit12
Well the pole is not always accurate. It is just like fishing line... we used 45 pound test line and pulled in a 130 pound tuna
I would trust the man at the store, because he has probably done his fair share of fishing

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What is a fishing rod?

Of all the forms of fishing tackle, a fishing rod is perhaps the most popular variant in recreational fishing. It essentially consists of a long, flexible pole with a reel attached to the handle of the pole. The reel stores the fishing line and an arrangement is provided to allow the line to be cast and retrieved. In the olden days fishing rods were mainly made out of wood. These days they are mostly made out of synthetic materials such as fiberglass or graphite composites. Wooden poles such as those made of Tonkin bamboo, Calcutta reed, or ash wood are still popular in some circles of fishing.

The main difference between modern day fishing rods and those of yore is that modern day fishing rods are precision engineered models designed for snag-free operation. Great research has gone into developing fishing rods that maximize the experience of fishing. Shimano Incorporated has been at the forefront of this research and development and these days Shimano rods are considered to be among the best available in the market. Shimano rods are renowned for their high quality and ingenious designs.

Shimano Incorporated was actually started in 1921 by Shozaburo Shimano, a Japanese entrepreneur. The company started off by making flywheels for bicycles and eventually branched into full-blown bicycle production. Shimano bicycles are used all over the world in professional racing. In 1970, Shimano started the fishing division of its company and since then Shimano fishing equipment has been slowly gaining popularity all over the world. Shimano rods are now widely used by professional fishing enthusiasts.

What are the different types of Shimano rods?

Shimano rods are designed for every kind of fishing activity. They are widely used in professional fishing competitions and have been endorsed by some of the best professionals in the world of fishing. Let us look at the different kinds of Shimano rods and find one that is suitable for you.

Freshwater fishing rods

Shimano makes fishing rods for every variant of freshwater fishing. Whether you are fishing for bluegill, trout, or bass, there is a fishing rod to suit your preference and experience. Shimano rods come in spinning, spin casting, or bait casting variants for the freshwater fisherman. For more information on the various kinds of Shimano rods do visit our website at http://www.seaisletackle.com.

Inshore fishing rods

Inshore fishing rods are perfect for those days when you would rather catch your fish from the comfort and tranquility of the shore. Shimano rods for inshore fishing are designed to let you do just that.

Saltwater fishing rods

Saltwater fishing is an arduous sport and the equipment needs to be tough to withstand the ravages of the sea and the tenacity and strength of big game fish. Shimano has just the equipment you require for saltwater fishing. Check out the Shimano Tallus Bluewater, Compre, and Clarus. TheseShimano rods are designed to endure the rigors of the sea and to provide you with countless hours of hassle-free operation. Check out an extensive collection of Shimano rods for saltwater fishing at http://www.seaisletackle.com.

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Question by baseball22: What is the advantage of buying a shorter or longer fishing rod?
I am looking into buying a new fishing rod and the two options are either a 5'10" rod or a longer 6'6" rod, i usually just fish the detroit river and i do many different styles from casting to trolling to jigging and pretty much anything that's working. but i would like to know what the advantages of getting the shorter rod would be and what the advantages of getting the longer rod would be, also please let me know any disadvantages either might have, they are the same brand same price same everything except for the length, both are even medium action. Thank you for helping me with this.

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Answer by The BOSS!
i think the only difference is room for storage and amount of string

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With an apparently unending array of gear and gadgets, fly fishing seems to be a varied and interesting sport. Most of the available options could be confusing to anyone who is new to Fly fishing. Anyone with a flair for fishing should know the important accessories about it. The 10 common pieces concerning fly fishing gear include a reel, fly fishing rod, line, files, leader, waders, net, clippers, vest and sunglasses.

Fly fishing rod

This rod is one of the mandatory equipments for fly fishing. These rods are usually different when compared to regular and conventional fishing rods and are designed in unique manner. It would allow casting the fly and fly line. Rods today are often constructed using types of graphite compounds. Many of the rods are still structured from bamboo or fiberglass. The Fly rods are usually categorized based upon weights of line they are structured to be used with.

Reels

The Fly fishing reels essentially, are less significant than the rods. Unlike conventional fishing, along with fly fishing one does not reel in the fish. The Fly fishing methods involve stripping the line with free hand. Quite many fly fishing reels actually are of primitive designs and hence not so very expensive. Anglers commonly "palm" the reel for creating the drag, than relying upon internal drag mechanisms within the reel.

Line

The Fly fishing line has been specially designed for such style of fishing. Fly fishing line is considerably heavy compared to traditional fishing line. It is often tapered and designed for floating. Some lines are designed to sink, though. Some anglers attach backer line in between fly fishing line and reel so as to increase the line available.

Leader

The leader is a monofilament, clear line which attaches to the extreme end of fly fishing line. Additionally, the fly is tied to the leader at the end. This leader is further tapered down into a narrow diameter towards the forward end. Leader matches more with the traditional fishing line.

The Flies

They are available in huge assortments of designs and styles. The dry flies are designed so that they float up in the water, nymphs and wet flies are structured for submerging, and few other flies are made to partially submerge. Flies could also be implied as attractive or imitative. Imitative flies are deliberated to imitate or manifest like a specific insect. On the other hand, attractive flies are structured to attract the fists not looking towards any specific natural food source.

The Waders

Waders are optional when you fish in warm water. But a few anglers go fly fishing in cold water streams to find waders enormously essential. Some popular wader styles currently include waders with waterproof lining and neoprene waders. Neoprene waders work very well in the cold water stream and serve in keeping the angler warm. The waders having a waterproof lining prove to be convenient and breathable when one goes hiking flanking a stream.

Net

A net is essential equipment for fly fishing. As fly fishing is often done standing in the waters, it could be not very easy to hunt a fish without good nets. Nets always have a hook attached. This would help the net so that it could be hooked on the anglers' vest or waders. A net is particularly important in cases when the angler is trying to catch and release fishing.

Fishing Vest

As fly fishing is always tried in the water, a fishing vest seems to be a near-essential equipment piece. Vests would allow you in keeping essential gear and tools handy and neat as and when you find its necessity.

Clippers

Clippers are quite useful for clipping the line when you change the flies. You would rarely notice any fly fisherman with no clippers in their pocket or vest.

Sunglasses

Sunglasses are pieces of personal gear which you would never want to forget. They would keep the sun to not reach your eyes and also protect them from stray fishing hooks. Polarized and good quality sunglasses would also assist in a better vision while you are out near the stream. Most anglers would also append a sunscreen and a hat to the catalog of personal gear which is essential.

There are other pieces of gadgets and gear which are available for every fly fisherman. The above mentioned ten items are perhaps among the most essential ones required for a successful and fun outing.

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Ready to go fishing? Is your fishing boat ready for action? How about your very own fishing supplies and equipments? Don't waste your time bringing so many supplies and equipments; instead take the most important things you will really need.

Fishing is surely one of the most thrilling and at the same time relaxing outdoor activity for those adventurous types of people. It is indeed one way to get in touch with nature and to experience the whole outdoor wilderness. And wouldn't you agree that fishing is somewhat like an entirely different world?

Throughout history, fishing has undergone numerous changes due technological developments that occur every now then. Although technology can change the way to catch fish, still, fishing will always be the most loved pastime by everyone and enjoyed by all ages. Now, just go ahead and get your fishing rod and lures and go fishing in any water body you may think of. But wait; did you prepare your fishing supplies and equipments?

Fishing supplies and equipments may vary from the type of fishing you will engage in. Some fishermen don't use fishing nets while others are fond of using it. Some make use of fishing pole holders while some people do not. But whatever it is you must have these important fishing supplies and equipments.

First and foremost, one of the main factors of good fishing is to have those very useful fishing tackle and equipment.

Of all your fishing supplies, the most important are, of course, your rod and reel and line and bait. To obtain maximum performance of these very demanding pricey tools, you have to keep it regularly cleaned and properly maintained. But still there are so many possible alternative fishing supplies.

Not all fisherman use fishing net to fish. Oftentimes fishing nets are very functional. If you are thinking of catching and then releasing the fish, it is certain that fishing nets are very helpful. The faster you can get it and let go of it, the better. Whatever type of fishing you will be engaging in, you are still going to need an assortment of fishing nets.

For a fisherman a fishing pole holder can be a very functional instrument. There is no better way to free up both hands than to utilize a fishing rod. When a fishing rod holder is used, it allows you to do more and multi-task. Now you can clear and remove fish from hooks. And in truth, the use of such a tool even allows a fisherman to gobble down a sandwich freely while fishing.

But, before going out to fish, proper clothing must be worn. No one knows how the weather might change all of a sudden. Considering the weather, proper outdoor attire is very important. Bringing a rain suit is a must even on a warm summer day because who knows how the weather might be. You have been told and warned. Bring a rain suit; it would protect you when you are caught in torrential rain and might save you from hypothermia.

Always keep the bags and boxes clean and dry before using it for your tackles. Just after every season, empty your tackle box or bag and wash the inside of it. Let it dry. Then lubricate the zippers of the bag or the hinges of your tackle box.

Also check your hooks if they are still sharp. Simply because a blunt hook is not doing a good job, you will lose a fish for that.

In a dry container, put the weights and smaller items there for storage and all the tools must be cleaned and polished. Always bring your hook remover or pliers along and it must be in good working condition because when you have catch and release in mind, the life of the fish is at risk, and every second counts.

Give your lures some attention. If their paint is chipped or they are broken, it would not hurt to buy a can of enamel to repaint it. It will give them a new look and a charter of life.

Always replace your fishing line before going out. Over time, the line will become brittle and you will lose a fish and might ruin your whole day of fishing if you don't care about the tool that connects you to your catch, the fish.

Lastly, do remember to keep and stock up rubber worms and such things in synthetic bags, separated also by color. Because of the substances they contain most of the baits will have a chemical reaction to firm plastic boxes and might burn when they touch that and will result in a horrible, clammy mess and will ruin your clean tackle box.

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A pike by definition is a kind of fish that is mainly found in the northern region of America, and northern hemisphere in general. It is common to find the pike fish in Europe, Dakota and Russia. Most fishermen describe the pike as one of the most exciting and adventurous fish to catch, especially during winter. Fishing for other types of fish is quite a hustle especially during the winter, as the fish tend to shut down and hide. The pike however is different because even with the change of weather it is still readily available in most lakes.

The winter period is characterized by ice, even on the surface of large water bodies where fishing is done. Fishing for the pike fish thus require some tips, especially when done during the winter period. According to devotees of pike fishing, the major secret behind pike fishing is to be able to locate the actual location of the fish and be able to attract the pike fish with food.

On the onset of the winter season, the bigger pike fish is easily found in shallow waters. The explanation for this is because during this period, Whitefish and Tulibees are found in shallow water at this time and form very good meals for the pike fish. One of the secrets therefore that is used to catch the pike fish during the winter season is to ensure that one gets there early, so that by the time the pike fish comes out to enjoy its meal for the day, it is caught.

Different lakes have different sizes of pike fish. This variation in size is brought by the nature of the habitat a particular lake provides to the pike fish. An ideal habitat will facilitate growth of fish and vice versa. One may wonder why there should be tips of catching the pike fish. Why can't the ordinary methods of fishing be used? The answer is rather simple. Although they may be easier to catch, they are not easy to locate especially during the winter and that's the reason why one must have some fishing tips to be able to catch the pike fish. In addition, pike fish keep moving from the fishing line one too many times making the work rather tiresome. It is thus a challenge though adventurous and exciting to catch the pike fish.

As already mentioned, the pike fish feeds on Whitefish and Tulibee which are types of fish. This means that the pike fish is a carnivorous kind of fish. The pike fish is one kind of fish that behaves strangely. Besides eating other kinds of fish, it sometimes feeds on rats, mice and other small rodents and has also been spotted feeding on the young ones of a duck and even other pike fish! Pike fish are fierce in nature and have the characters of predators.

It is the aggression that the pike fish have that makes pike fishing adventurous and fun. Catching pike fish during winter is more fun and exciting. Besides the manner in which the pike fish are caught during this season, it is also the only fish that is readily available in most lakes during the cold winter season.

However, pike fish is not only available during the cold season but is actually available all round the year and that makes it more preferable to other types of fish that are available seasonally.

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We've all been in your predicament. You're looking for that well deserved promotion at work and you know one piece of information about the boss that nobody else knows (or they don't want to admit), he/she loves to fish. He/She's been bugging everybody in the office to spend some time on his luxury boat doing some freshwater fishing but the boss doesn't get a nibble. Well it's your turn at bat, get ready to strike a home run.

Ok, so let's start with the basics. You are going to need to spend a little of that hard earned money at your local Walmart or Bait and Tackle Shop to bring your fishing tools into the new millennium. If you want to impress the boss, you don't want to show up with your Snoopy Zebco Rod/Reel combo that you used twenty years ago to reel in those monster minnows. You need to sell yourself as an angler and not just a fishing person.

Just like Picasso needed an easel and nice set of paintbrushes, you need to get yourself a quality rod and reel. Most Bait Shops and Sporting Good stores sell those combo kits which will likely work for your situation. The great aspect of these kits is that the rod and reel are tailored for one another. Fishing rods (remove the words fishing pole from your vocabulary) come in just about every conceivable format. You'll want to do some preliminary homework in determining where your boss plans to take you and what you will be fishing for. Try to work it in between your meetings about TPS reports and such. What you are interested in is what species of fish you are likely targeting. If you don't want to seem to obvious, just find out what body of water you plan to fish and then open up old google and do a search for it with the keywords "fish report" added on. You will get a wealth of information from forums or local fishing reports regarding the body of water in question and the types of fish you are likely to catch. Once you figure out the species you'll base your rod/reel purchasing off of that.

If you are targeting most species of fish (largemouth, smallmouth, panfish, walleye, catfish), you can probably get away with a five to six foot rod. Anything smaller could easily snap if you happen to tag a huge catfish or even a good size largemouth bass. Anything bigger and you'll be whipping the lips off of those poor innocent panfish. Pay special attention to the limber quality of the rod. While Ultralight rods will give you a better feel for the bite, they will make reeling in that lunker that much harder and increase your chance of having to tell stories about the one that got away. Your best bet is to stay neutral and get a Medium weight pole. It will be sturdy enough for most breeds of freshwater fish.

Fishin Reels now come in mind numbing assortment of types and sizes. You might remember your old faithful Zebco reel where you never saw the fishing line, it just disappeared into the endless depths of snoopy's mouth. These types of reels are known as closed faced reels. If you want to impress the man, forget this type. While it is the easiest reel to use, it is kids play. You need to look seasoned for your adventure. You might next notice the really pricey reels known as bait casters. Yeah, you've put in your time watching ESPN Bass Masters tournaments and noticed the pro's using these types of reels like it was an extension of their arm. They just whip their bait out and yank in the lunkers. For your adventure, skip the bait casting reels. If any piece of fishing equipment can make a six foot, two hundred and fifty pound grown man weep in agony, this is the one. It takes years to get the right feel for this device and you will have better luck at figuring out a rubic's cube (ahem, no pulling the stickers off) then trying to get a successful cast out of this reel. So my recommendation for your expedition would be the old faithful Open Faced Spinning Reel. Yes, you'll need to do some practice casting before you venture out for your trip just to get the hang of this one. The sporting goods shop that you visit for your supplies should also sell little plastic plugs called practice or casting plugs. Get you a couple of these and practice in the backyard. Put a bucket out about twenty feet and see if you can hammer your plug home.

To make things even more complicated, you'll notice some numbers on the spool (the part of the reel that your fishing line is wound around). Numbers such as 6lb/150yd, 8lb/100yd, 10lb/75yd. No, these are shot put records, these are the line capacities. Fishing line comes in various "strengths" which are measured in the good old English system, pounds. Basically, this is the maximum amount of fish poundage you could catch with the fishing line you have installed. So if you are going for catfish, which can easily get up into the twenty pound size, you'll want a fishing line that is rated in that neighborhood. So your probably thinking, well why not just go big( i do it with McDonalds value meals, it should work here. right). Well, you'll notice that the bigger the poundage the less line (measured in yds) you'll be able to put on your reel. This means when you see the fish jumping out in the water 150 yds and you cast out with only 100 yds on your reel, you'll fall short. Any you definitely don't want to fall short in front of your new best friend. So it's imperative that you match up your fishing line to the type of fish you are going for.

I've got two wonderful tips to give you when it comes to fishing line. Number one, pay that extra ten bucks and get an extra spool. Have the sporting goods shop string it up for you with a different pound fishing line just in case the fish get big. This is an invaluable back up plan in case you get the dreaded bird's nest of death, one quick removal of the old spool and your back in action. Deal with the dreaded fishing string birds nest another day. Tip Number Two, remove your fishing spool from your fishing reel and drop it in a glass of warm water overnight. No, you won't grow a fishing fairy that you can take along but what this does is help mold the line to your spool. This helps in preventing those birds nest after your bazillenth cast. Its one of the smartest things you can do with new fishing line.

So lets take tally of what you've got in your shopping cart..rod,reel and fishing line. Hmm, we seem to be missing something. Yep, we need some form of bait. Well this is where your research into where you'll be heading comes in. Generally the information you find regarding what types of fish you will be catching will also point you into the direction of what these fish bite on. If you strike out online, ask the youngest looking employee in the fishing section of the sporting good store what the fish hit on at that particular lake. Why the youngest, because they have the most free time on their hands so they probably have the experience (I worked at a Bait and Tackle store for three years when I was in my teens. I worked there not because I needed the money, but because I got the scoop on the best fishing spots and also got a killer discount on bait and tackle). Go with their recommendations and stock up. If you can afford it, get at least two of each of what they recommend. The best fishing spots are also the best spots to loose fishing gear( think sunken tree's). The worst feeling you can have is to be nailing the fish and loose the only thing they are hitting on.

So there you go. Armed with this basic information, you should be able to set yourself up for fishing success. One more thing to keep in mind, don't catch more than your boss or you could find yourself out fishing for a new job.
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