Fishing

well, if you are fishing in the great lakes or freshwater, then, night crawlers will get a bite from just about any fish, but leeches get small mouths, and maggots get sun fish, and gobys, and steelhead, crayfish get small mouth, and largemouth, and sometimes catfish, wax worms get about the same, and minnows get crappie, walleye, perch, and many more..... just keep fishing and you will see, try many things.

Bass Pro shops carry a vast collection of fishing gear styles and brands. Some of the most popular brands are White River, Umpqua, Finsport, and World Wide Sportsman but that doesn't even touch the depth of manufacturers they carry.

One is on the left side of the page, the big one. The hard one is on a block on the bottom right side of the page.

the best bait for bream ,corn ,lobworm, maggots,

Pflueger does! Awesome reels, I own personally own 8 J. Morris Bass Pro Shop Reels. I used to be a huge Quantum guy, I had 2 smoke bait casters and a couple of high dollar Quantum casters, well I gave those away and now strickly use Bass Proshops reels, U can't even come close to the smoothness or durability, trust me at first I was skeptical of a house brand reel, but after buying my two carbonlite set ups, never again unless the quality starts to suffer!

No, each you have to have a State specific license.

A three-pronged spear is called a trident. A three-pronged fork is just a fork. It might be a pitchfork, or a table (salad, dinner or seafood) fork, or even a serving fork. Placement on the table and relative size are the guides, and they say more about the fork (and suggest a name like dinner or seafood) than the number of tines.

it ranges from clam to small squid and you will need something new for another tipe of eel. ask a tackel shop in the area about it. For feshwater eels I use meat (steak) or offal such as liver. I usually find steak that has been left to go bad (I mean really stinky) works the best.

The cause of dynamite fishing is mainly greed from people who want to take as much fish as possible. However, this form of fishing is hazardous and will do more harm than good to the marine habitat.

Yup', matter of fact, some of your biggest jug line makers are out of the "Longhorn" state ;)... < ' ( (( > <

Its Japan

There are a few key things that you need to start fly fishing... # Fly fishing rod # A reel to match the fly rod # Fly fishing line - this is a special type of line (not nylon) that is critical in fly fishing # Nylon - to tie onto your fly line and the ntie your flies off this. # Flies - there are many kinds, dries, nymphs, wets, streamers That is all the equipment you need to catch fish, there are of course other things that will improve your fly fishing experience and help you catch more fish. The other thing you need to start fly fishing if a 'fly cast' this is the unique action we use to elevate our flies and then place them onto or into the water. This resrouce will provide you with all the info: http://www.startflyfishingnow.com

You really should try Dick's Sporting Goods Store. Many are located in several large cities. They are not as high priced as most big name stores like Cabela's. Plus, their fishing gear is really high quality.

just about anything. my grandfather and i used to put out set lines for bullheads with beef stew meat or chicken fat as long as it wasn't spoiled. and we caught a lot of bullheads. I would imagine catfish are no different

Kayaks have been around since long before the colonization of North America and South America by European settlers. Native American peoples used kayaks as methods of transportation since they settled near bodies of water. The word kayak actually comes from Chupik Eskimo, which is a language spoken by many indigenous people of Alaska.

Yes. But i suggest you use worms!

It is a very fun activity --------------------------------- Because they want to catch fish and eat it or just for fun when they are bored. -Littlehood April 2nd 2009 1:37 PM

Muro-Ami Fishing, otherwise known as reef-hunting, is one of the cruelest, most cataclysmic forms of illegal fishing that destroys the coral reefs and exploits children. This practice consequently destroys corals which take whole lifetimes to form and causes the deaths of some of these unfortunate children. For casualties ensuing from these practices (either a kid gets caught in the big net that they use, or the bomb explodes before the children assigned to handle the bomb could leave the area), bodies are left in the shoreline because they are too expensive to return to their homes.

for minnows, you should usually just buy a casting net, but they will eat anything, really, i recommend chicken necks.

This really depends on where you live, in some places (like BC) you need a fishing license to keep the fish. It only really depends if there is conservation being done on the fish in question.

Freshwater bass include; Sunfish Family- largemouth, smallmouth, cousae, redeye, spotted, and Suwannae bass. Morone family- striped, white bass, white perch, yellow bass. Saltwater basses; black sea bass, jewfish, grouper species, sand bass, striped bass. Note; The striped bass has been introduced into many freshwater lakes, because it can live in fresh or saltwater.

a full moon can make a big difference depending on what your fishing for. for instance if your fishing for wahoo or spawning marlin a full moon can be one of the best times of the month to catch them depending on tides and moonrise/moonset times and weather conditions ie right before or after a storm can be really amazing fishing.

Midnight

You go to shipwreck shores or nobeard's cave and use bait fish. Actually, cobia almost take any bait.