Usually, fish turn on right before an approaching storm front.
Freshwater fishing is easy and fun to do when near a fresh water source. Some good tips would include: Make sure the fish cannot see you or your shadow, Make your your pole is not moving and you do not make a lot of noise.
Maine's coast is great for striped bass, and cod and swordfish are harvested. Freshwater fishing there is good for smallmouth bass, trout, pike and walleye.
Fishing in northern Virginia is not that bad. Fishing inside or near the beltway can be difficult due to large fishing pressure's from community's surrounding these storm retention ponds. Head south or to the mountains. Good luck
Usually it is not a good idea, because water is a very good conductor of electricity. Also, if the waves get large enough you ship could sink, or even flip over... so my answer is that fishing during a storm is a very bad idea.
All the game (racoons) stirs right before a storm.
fishing nets are good as long as they are legal
yes, there is vary good fishing
The wagon train was relieved to reach the settlement before the storm broke out.
Anyone with a little patience can be good at fishing.
A saltwater is around $40, and a freshwater is in between $30 to $35. There all good for a year since you purchase them
that depends on what type if storm it is and what you want out of it. Though I've never heard of a constructive storm before but again it that's just me. But rely its up to you to decide after all its your perfect storm. lol hope this helped good luck, *lyra*
As freshwater is essential for the survival of humans, the gods and goddesses which humans worship often are protectors and providers of freshwater.