Archive for February, 2010

Women On The Water And In The Woods

By Jerry J. Jansen On February 27, 2010 No Comments

There was a time when one would be hard pressed to find a woman who was willing to go fishing, hiking, backpacking, or hutting, much less one who actually wanted to participate in these activities.  However, theses days it’s not uncommon at all to find a woman in the field, in a tree stand, on the water, or hiking the Appalachian Trail for that matter.

Even today not all women are interested or willing to attempt one of these sports or outdoor activities.  More often than not, it will depend on the woman and/or the activity.  You’ll find, for instance, that some women will attempt anything at least once, while others will only have an interest in certain types of outdoor sports or activities.  You may find one woman that will enjoy stream fishing but doesn’t care a bit about fishing from a boat.  Likewise, you may find other women that prefer dove hunting over deer hunting and really care nothing about fishing.       

Over the years men have used hunting, fishing, hiking, and other types of outdoor recreation as a means of escape and therapy.  Women need escape and therapy as well.  Don’t get me wrong; I still enjoy going to

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Fishing Rod Types

By Jerry J. Jansen On February 26, 2010 No Comments

Today’s fishing rods have incorporated modern features that aren’t typical of the more primitive cane pole. Modern fishing rods contain reels, which aid in the retrieval of fish caught in its bait.

A much-innovative feature is the spinning rod where the whole shaft of the rod with the exception of the handle can move around on its axis allowing flexibility when fish caught on snare lure struggles through the water.

Like the traditional cane fishing rods, the fishing gadget is thick at the handle (bottom) and is tapered and thinner at the tip. This standard design enables handling stability and flexible movement of the whole length of the shaft.

Types of Fishing Rods and Specifications

A normal fishing rod measures 6 and 16 feet (2 and 5 m) and vary in capability to tolerate strain in fishing activity. The length has a lot to do with withstanding force exerted by the fish to the pole and determines for the most part the performance of rods useful for angling.

Cane Poles

Cane poles are one of the smallest and less advanced gadgets in fishing. It is usually made of bamboo or other flexible wood material with the standard fly line attached to it.

Far apart from other more

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A Guide To Help You Learn Some Surf Fishing Basics

By Jerry J. Jansen On February 26, 2010 No Comments

 

You might think that surf fishing is a calm and easy way to have fun but the fact of the matter is, it is a lot more difficult than many might think. There are a lot of preparations that even expert fishermen undergo while thinking and planning about surf fishing. Calculations like wave height, the current, wind direction and rock positioning should be taken into consideration to be successful in surf fishing. All these information are taken into consideration before you start and cast your line. You need to learn some surf fishing basics even though you consider yourself a game fisherman or something.

I have had an experience in surf fishing two years ago, persuaded by a friend. So, we were there wading on the beach. He had the best catch while I had none and I thought that doing fishing on a lake is much better than surf fishing. But after he lend me a book guide that have taught him how to surf fishing, I come to understand fully that the enjoyment of surf fishing is much more than regular fishing on a lake. Because I’m too ashamed to borrow his book for a long time,

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Parts Of A Knife

By Jerry J. Jansen On February 25, 2010 No Comments

Parts of a knife

There are several terms that describe the various elements that make up a knife. The need to understand some of these terms is to enable you to understand the type of knife that you are about to purchase. The elements or parts of the knife serve different purposes. By being able to identify the elements allows you to pick the type of knife that best suits your needs.

The various elements are as the following:

The Handle

The handle is the part you hold onto. Sorry for being a little sarcastic but I could not help myself. The handle is one of the elements of a knife that is the most important. The materials of the handle really sets the knife apart from many others. Beyond the visual impact that the handle has it is also a very practical aspect of the knife. After all; it is the part that you touch the most.

The shape of the handle is also important the picture above illustrates finger grips. Some people really like the grips were others feel that they get in the way while field dressing an animal. Again it is what you want – so it is in your best

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Bait Fishing: A92 Amazing Information On Pre-Summer Crappie Fishing Details And Artificial Crappie Jigs Click Here To Visit Our Website Today!

By Jerry J. Jansen On February 25, 2010 No Comments

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The the crappie is a very popular game fish that goes by a number of different names throughout the country such as calico bass,speckled perch,speckled bass,white perch,pole crappies,strawberry bass, and paper mouth. When papermoth move into the pre summer period which happens when the water temperature goes into the 70 degree range. The pre-summer period is when the crappie move into their regular feeding patterns and they are much more predicable.

 The pre-summer period is when the food chain is most plentiful and the crappie are in full feeding mode. You can catch crappie on just about any crappie bait using a variety of different crappie fishing rigs. calico bass will be found in multiple locations such as weed beds, flats, breaks, and some will always be suspended. They may be concentrated in just one of these areas, but many times during the pre-summer period you will find calico bass at all of these locations at the same time.

 You will be able to catch crappie with live bait or artificial crappie jigs. Also a combination of crappie jig heads tipped with crappie live bait such as crappie minnows, flat head

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