Fishing

At the age of 16. A license is not required for a private pond, a pay lake or pier fishing.

In Florida, you do need a fishing license.

You DONT need it if the dock is in:
-Private property
-A state park
-A national park
- if you are younger than 16 years old
- if you are a senior
-if you are a disabled citezen

You must be 16 to purchase a fishing license in Los Angeles, U.S.A.

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Crabs are known as scavengers, who will literally eat anything that they can sink their claws into. But, the age old question about bait really depends on what type of crabbing activity one does. Commercial crabbers in the Bering Sea, who go after the larger crabs will bait their Crab Pots with large chunks of fish, along with the fish heads and guts that people normally throw out. They may also include a bait bottle with mashed clams and other fishy viscera, and or a slowly dissolving oily and smelly chemical attractant solution. That type of baiting is obviously on one extreme.

Recreational crabbing generally requires less bait dedication; as long as there's something in the crab trap, a crab will eventually smell it and show up to try to eat it. What helps the crab smell something is water movement. If a trap is laid in dead calm waters, where there is zero tidal activity, then that scent is not going to be carried very far. This is why long time crabbers like to go to areas that have good tidal bore movement, so that any bait scent is carried, attracting crabs from a much greater distance.

Alternatively, some crabbers will augment their chances by using a lot of bait, filling a bait bag with an overflowing amount of bio material that is leaking a tremendous amount of smelly crab calling juices. What people have used as bait ranges with imagination and costs as consideration. Anything from Bunker (Atlantic Menhaden, type of oily fish) to Chicken Necks; to old 'about to spoil' and discarded fish parts (many supermarkets will sell this at reduced cost) can be used. Others will even bait their traps with cans of Cat Food that had holes punched into them.

All things considered one has to decide for him or herself how much of an investment one wants to make in the crabbing activity. There doesn't seem to be a wrong way to bait a crab trap.

That is merely a matter of opinion. I was a all state football player in high school, and grew up fishing too. One day, a man is too old to play football, but one is never too old to fish! I vote fishing, hands down!

Dale MacNair, was on the St. Lawrence River in late November when he hooked on to the fish of a lifetime. His incredible catch was 57″ long, more than 33″ around and weighed a earth shattering 77 pounds (35kg)!

There are many places that one might purchase a fly fishing rod and reel. Your first port of call would probably be your local fishing supply store. If you live in an area that lacks one of these then Amazon or a specialist website such as Cabela's would be a good place to look.

Just tap the cast button so it's at about 19 feet and use bait fish. Fish at the old pond.

The best worms to use for bass fishing is a subjective choice. Culprit worms have excellent action, while Berkely Power Bait worms have better scent. Finesse worms come in all shapes and sizes, but the inexpensive Zoom Finesse Worm is extremely effective. Senkos, a type of slowly-sinking, soft, stickbait, are also highly effective.

Resident and non-resident anglers under the age of 17 are not required to purchase a fishing license. They are also not required to purchase a trout stamp if the individual is under the age of 17 years of age. For futher information on 2008 fishing regulations please refer to http://www.in.gov/dnr/ Resident and non-resident anglers under the age of 17 are not required to purchase a fishing license. They are also not required to purchase a trout stamp if the individual is under the age of 17 years of age. For futher information on 2008 fishing regulations please refer to http://www.in.gov/dnr/

To name a couple

Tuna

and Cod.

Cod can be subsituted with Pollock!

And yet people still kill the cod!

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The Chinese invented the first reel in the 12 th century.

Hi, ok many manufacturers use different graphite rating systems to describe their fishing rods. Im sure you have seen for example 70 million modulus(basspro rods), IM-9(Shimano Crucial), and the other is 36-ton Graphite(Abu Garcia Verdict). Each of these rating systems describe a different trade and are not similar in any case. Modulus describes the stiffness or backbone to the graphite used.

IM ratings like on higher end Shimano rods, describe the tonnage of graphite used in making of the rod, which also differentiates the quality of graphite. Higher the IM rating, higher the tonnage in the material. IM is just a rating that one manufacturer chose to use over the tonnage rating typically used, but they are the same thing. Graphite tonnage or IM rating as it escalates in value, mean better sensitivity, since less fibers are used in the structure of the fishing rod.

Finally to add to the modulus rating, I do not recommend buying a fishing rod based on it, as many other factors come into play when buying a truly fine tuned higher end rod.

Hope that helps

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live shrimp if you have a bubble box and a plastic bucket. you can buy a bubble box at most bait & tackle stores near the beach. They will show you how to use them at the store. They are about $10 and require two D batteries to work. If you do not have access to live bait I would suggest using dead shrimp or squid. Live bait works best but dead bait is better than no bait.

Just a fishing licence if you are over 16, there are different rules for every state.

Worms..They will catch a variety of species.

There are several knots you can use for Zoom Fluke fishing. The polamar knot is one, but I prefer the improved clinch knot. Both have pretty good knot strength, but the speed at which I can tie an improved clinch knot is very helpful, especially during bass tournaments.

Wire: The best wire for electromagnets is called magnet wire. It is simply copper wire with a very thin enamel insulation. It is thin so you can get as many windings possible on to your electromagnet. I am assuming you are going for a strong magnet. More windings = more power.


Core:
I would say the best cores are Soft Iron in terms of cost effectiveness and availability.
btw, all bolts and nails are made of steel which is not the same as soft iron.


There is a better option. You can buy something called a Ferrite Rod which will perform better, but a little more expensive and harder to come by. You can order it online. This is my recommend choice. However, it is brittle and must be handled with care. It is a ceramic and will break.


Last item on the list of cores is Mu-metal. Some people say this is the best material for a core. Don't bother with it. It is hard to come by, expensive, and not really worth it.


Tips: If you can try to get a core which is in a horseshoe/ C-shape. It will improve your performance.

Not neccessarily. There are few things that can be avoided: - Inclement weather (i.e. lightning) Never stay on the water when you hear thunder It may be helpful to carry a battery powered radio to check the weather -DO NOT put your finger in a fish's mouth no matter the size for any reason. Even small fish have teeth. Use a pair of pliers to remove any hooks and if it is swallowed cut the line off as close as you can to its mouth -BE Careful when handling catfish some have poisonous spines that can inflict a painfu sting Hooks are EXTREMELY SHARP(for obvious reason) handle with care. Barbs on hooks can be flattened. Those are your dangers when you're fishing. As for fishing being dangerous if follow common sense, you should be perfectly safe. I've fished for years and the only time I've been hurt are when I didn't pay attention to the obvious.

Some great fishing spots can be found in all types of water like creeks, rivers, lakes, ponds, and oceans. The pacific ocean is teaming with fish making it a great fishing spot.

A Illinois FIshing License Cost $13.00

Unfortunately, no one knows the exact date the fishing pole or fishing rod was invented. The fishing pole has been used, according to some sources, since 2000 BC. Fishing rods were used in ancient China, Egypt, and Greece. When early man first began hunting for food, the spear, arrowhead, and fishing pool were among the first tools created.