Showing posts with label Angler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Angler. Show all posts

Monday, May 17, 2010

Worm Fishing Tips For Every Angler


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Many anglers fish with live worms, but the problem is they do it in the same manner that they always have. That is simply tying a single hook onto their line, "threading" a live worm onto that hook, and calling it fishing. While this is technically "fishing", there are much more effective ways to accomplish fishing with live worms. In my favorite movie, A River Runs Through It, the reverend McLain is quoted as saying, "Anyone who does not know how to catch a fish, should not be able to disgrace that fish by catching it." He was referring to one of my most maligned forms of fishing, flea flicking, but nonetheless the statement holds true. The quote holds true for all types of fishing, and in my opinion is especially true for live worm fishing.

When fishing with live worms we as anglers need to accomplish two things. 1) presenting the live worm in a natural manner and 2) Being as Efficient as possible while fishing. If we can accomplish these two things worm fishing becomes much more effective than simply digging a worm out of a Styrofoam container, "threading" it onto a hook, and calling it worm fishing. So how do we accomplish the two things mentioned above? We'll just take them one at a time.

1) Presenting a Live Worm Naturally - The only way to present a live worm in a natural manner and still have it be effective is through the use of gang hooks. You see, gang hooks enable the angler to present a live worm in an outstretched manner, the way God intended, rather than "threaded" onto a single hook like some sort of worm ball. Gang Hooks are two small hooks tied in tandem, thus enabling the angler to present their live worm naturally. This method , when coupled with a small barrel swivel and split shot sinkers, is absolutely deadly in the flowing waters of rivers and streams. Presenting your live worms in a natural manner results in many more bites. The bottom line is that gang hooks should be employed when live worm fishing, whether you tie them yourself or buy them ready to fish makes little difference, what's important is that you being using them.

2) Being As Efficient As Possible - Being as efficient as possible when fishing with live worms is important simply because the more time that you spend with your line in the water the better. When you're spending time digging through a Styrofoam container looking for worms to bait up with, you're not being efficient. The way to remedy this problem and become much more efficient is through the use of a bait bag. A Bait Bag is simply a small bag that hangs from your belt, fishing vest, or shirt that carries your live worms. In other words, you buy worms as you normally would, transfer them into the bait bag before going fishing, and leave the container that the worms were purchased in with your vehicle. This way your worms are literally at your fingertips waiting to be used. Using a bait bag enable you to spend more time with your line in the water (where it should be), rather than looking for your worm container.

These worm fishing tips will simply make you a better angler, there's no doubt about it. Just because you've fished with worms one way for what seems like forever, remember there are better and more efficient way of doing it.

Monday, April 12, 2010

Fishing Tips - For The Live Bait Angler

It seems to me that almost anyone who spends time on the water fishing, is always interested in getting tips to help them catch more fish. In this article I'm going to reveal some great fishing tips that are especially pertinent to the live bait angler. These tips will work for anyone who uses live bait while fishing, and some of these tips are exceptionally good for those of you who fish with live worms.

It seems to me that Many fishermen believe that will be used as long as live bait, there's nothing more complicated than putting a hook through it. This is not necessarily true. Fishing with live bait can be quite technical, and even this simple use of stripes in this article are to increase your success rate. When I use the term "success", I refer specifically to bite on price, because obviously without remorse, do not even have the opportunity to catch fish.

We begin withJust a little '. Your hands. This is correct your hands. Most species have a very sensitive sense of smell and can smell odors with unnatural ease. And what do you think happens when the fish stinks location unnatural? Are much less likely to bite. So if you're a fisherman with live bait is always a good idea to make sure that your hands are from Any unnatural odors (such as nicotine or petrol, for example, free). A good practice is to grab a handful of grass or earth, every hour or so, and rubit into your hands. This will eliminate any unnatural odors that may be on your hands. This tip is especially true for larger more experienced fish.

When using live bait, and this is especially true for live worms, it's always a good idea to use gang hooks to present those worms. Gang hooks are simply a pair of small hooks tied in tandem that allow you to present live bait in a completely natural manner. This is a big advantage to the angler. We want our bait to look as natural as possible when fishing, and gang hooks are the best way to accomplish a natural presentation.

How about having an efficient way of carrying said bait? This is a great tip, because the more efficient we can be as anglers, the more time we spend with our lines in the water (where the fish are), rather than out of the water while we search for our bait and such. The most efficient way of carrying live bait (especially live worms) is a bait bag. A bait bag is simply a small pouch this depends on the fisherman, and your live bait while fishing. This is a live-bait fisherman is always literally at your fingertips for incitement.

The last suggestion is to always only mother nature to your advantage when fishing. This is much easier than it seems. Mother nature, are specific to time and the moon. Get to know, as time and the moon affect fishing will do much to increase the catch rate canany single thing. This stuff isn't rocket science either. I'm referring specifically to fishing when the fish are the most active, and the weather and moon hold the key to this lock.

Begin using these simple tips, and you will start being a much more successful angler. How am I so sure of this? Because I use all of these tips and know for a fact that they work.