im not a very serious fisher but i never catch any fish. i usually use surface bait and the occasional worm that i drop down to the bottom and reel up a little or some salmon eggs. I even have a fishfinder but i still catch nothing!!! any suggestions that would make it easier for me to catch come good sized fish would be greatly appreciated.
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hi!
I am not very experienced in fishing, but i am very interested in it and want to learn all i can.
i recently purchased a spinnerbait from walmart. it is about 3 inches long and is too big for panfish
how can i catch northern pike or musky with this spinnerbait? where should i cast it? how deep should i fish with it? i dont have a fishfinder and wont be able to get one for some time.
thanks in advance
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I Just Bought a uglystik thats 7 feet tall and says 10-25 pound line im going on a fishing trip to the ocean and expecting to catch a 50 pound fish is this possible and how? Dose a Fish weigh less in water?
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I will be fishing in both Lake St. Claire and Lake Huron. Is there a particular set up that will be good for everything in the lakes so I don’t have to buy too much? Also, what kind of bait should I get?
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I put an ice fishing reel on a normal pole, will it work well?
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PLease use easy to understand language. Im a new when it comes to fishing, and the only thing ive managed to understand is that trout are popular in lakes around me, and i have the appropriate rod for trout. But i have no idea how to set up the rig or attach weights and the hook or anything!
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The Salmon River’s Special Fly-fishing, Catch-and-Release Areas – Where a Trophy is Too Valuable to Catch Only Once
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