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Topwater fishing is some of the most exciting bass fishing you can find as bass come crashing through the surface to grab your bait. This popular form of bass fishing is best in spring and early summer, but topwater lures can catch bass year-round depending on conditions like weather, season, location, and more. Top 10 Top-water Lures for Bass Fishing Rebel Lures Pop-RSpro Bronzeye FrogRiver2Sea Whopper PlopperHeddon Zara SpookBooyah BuzzArbogast Hula Popper LiveTarget Hollow Body FrogSpro RatRapala Skitter PopSmithwick Lures Devil’s Horse There are a wide variety of top water bass lures, and the article covers a broad variety of more

If you've been fishing all your life, you probably think you know all there is to know about fishing. If you've never used a fishing pole before, you might think you don't know a thing. Fish like to catch bugs and insects in this area for their food, so try casting your lure in this area, and you'll be able to have the most bites. Just be sure to watch out for the grass and weeds! Many fishermen use light bobbers with little lights inside to help their night fishing. Lighted bobbers have a light inside of it to help fisherman tell when they have a bite. Go with an experienced fishermen if you are a beginning fisherman or wish to learn how to catch something new.They will be able to guide you to the best fishing areas and help you need to know to keep safe and have fun. Fly fishing can be a fun hobby to try.Fly fishing is a great activity that has a unique style and is different from other kind of fishing. If interested, you must buy different lures, lures, and even the kind of clothing you are to wear. Be aware of the weather forecast before each fishing in an area.You will want to avoid the water if there is a thunderstorm brewing. Check the upcoming weather in order to ensure that you don't fall prey to these unfortunate circumstances. You don't have to keep every fish you catch. Be mindful not to start a fire when fishing by the bank.A lot of people smoke cigarettes as they fish, and you need to make sure that the embers you light do not start a fire. The bank might be wet, but surrounding leaves and branches can catch fire. A cloudy day is a great day. When it is overcast, it cause the water to be dark, and fish must work harder to find food. Only keep as many fish for what you plan on eating. It's exciting to catch a ton of fish, but it's very wasteful to bring a huge bucket home with you, you are being disrespectful to the fish and the environment. If you've caught more than you can use, either release some back into the water or give some to your friends. Learn different casting that will have you making sure your lure drops onto the water without making too much noise. Fish are afraid of noise, which makes it difficult to accomplish what you've set out to do. Use the wrist while casting for a near silent cast. Pay attention to the movements of a fish's movement when reeling it in. The jumps will become less energetic until the fish rolls over to one side. This is a key observation that the fish is exhausted: it is now time to start reeling it in. The best time to engage in a break while out fishing is at noon. Enjoy a leisurely lunch and go back to fishing when the light isn't as bright. Don't go fishing all alone, even though fishing is a great sport that many people use to rest, rest and de-stress. If you get into an accident or you get stranded, then you should always have someone along in case of an emergency. Pack insect repellant in with your fishing trips. When you fish, know that there will be lots of bugs and insects like mosquitoes. Without the bug spray, chances are you will be bitten all over.This is the last thing you with good memories of your fishing day. If you are not catching anything for a while, try a different color bait. Some fish are attracted to duller colors, but other fish really want brightly-colored baits. Using barbless single hooks is essential if you want to practice catch and release your fish. This is the only way you can ascertain that you don't injure a fish you release it into the water. To help you have the most optimal fishing experience possible, take care to use a rod and reel that is suited for that fish. For example, a fish like a walleye is better suited to a jig and minnow or spinner rig, while other types of fish are attracted to entirely different lures and bait. Ask people familiar with the best fishing spots. You may be able to gather information from people such as park rangers, park rangers and postal carriers. Always make sure you have gotten permission to fish in the lake or other water body, and never go fishing with no permit. Keep your reel clean and well-lubricated.Casting as well as reeling in your fish are both important steps in the fishing process. A well lubricated reel makes casting time as well as simplifying the process of reeling in the fish. Maintaining your reel can make a huge difference. Pay close attention to the period of day when fish are generally more active. Most fish are active in the morning hours and late evening. However, this rule does not apply to every type of fish; for some, and some varieties of fish have their own timetables. This is why it is important to understand what type of habits the specific species you intend to catch behaves. Fish are protected with a slimy layer that helps them stay moist, you protect yourself from this slime. This practice will keep your fish fresh until you cook it, and it could also keep the fish in a healthy state if you desire to release it. Always make sure you are fully prepared when going fishing.Whether you fish by boat, by boat, or off a pier, you need to have everything you will need to make it comfortably through your trip. It means little whether you have always been a fisherman, or have just started to fish. No matter how experienced you are, fishing is always an enjoyable activity. It's most important to remember that there is always a chance to better your skills if you remain dedicated and focus on the achievements you want to have.

When I was a kid I loved to fish but hated using worms or grasshoppers... or any kind of bait really. The first time i saw someone fishing the river by my home with a lure was an eye-opening experience. I was impressed by the fact that only the trout in the river were attracted by the lures. With my live bait it was always a gamble to see what would bite, a trout, a bony white fish or the more likely "sucker fish" that all called the river home. I had no idea how to fish with a lure, but I was sure I wanted to fish with them from that day forward. The problem for me was the price. I was just a kid and couldn't afford the nice lures that I'd seen work so well to pull trout out of the river. After examining some in the store, I decided it wouldn't be hard to make my own. I "borrowed" some of my little sister's awful, plastic beads, dug out a penny and with the help of a nail, a paperclip and an old rusty treble hook that I found inside my older brother's abandoned tackle box, I had my lure! Shockingly, it worked on its maiden voyage and I caught 2 fish before hopelessly snagging my penny lure, loosing it and coming home. Even though I'd lost my lure, I came home triumphant. I'd only lost a penny really, and I'd gained 2 fish. The biggest problem was explaining to my little sister what happened to her jewelry. (I think she has finally forgiven me.) So to make a short story long, this blog is here to show you how to make a simple, but effective, homemade, trout lure or if you'd prefer, provide you a link to buy your own penny lure and instruction sheet. (a great novelty gift idea for kids to keep them busy in the summer) First, dig a penny out of your couch cushions, find a medium-sized paperclip, some beads and a treble hook (I've used regular hooks before and they will work, but not as well as a treble hook I think). Second, take a small hammer, rounded if you have one, and pound your penny on a piece of scrap wood or a wood block until in has a concave/convex (spoon-like) shape. Third, as close to the edge as you can, drill through the penny with a small diameter drill bit. If you don't have a power drill at your disposal, you can do as I did as a kid and use a hammer and small nail to make your hole through the penny. Do your best to smooth out any rough edges on the hole so that the penny can move uninhibited as it spins through the water later. Fourth, straighten out your paperclip and using needle-nose pliers, make a hook at the end. Place the treble hook on the hook and using the pliers again, bend the end of the paperclip around to close the hook, making a tight loop. Fifth, string the bead or beads on the paperclip as desired and thread the penny on, concave side down so that it spoons around the beads. Sixth, clip off any extra paperclip, leaving about 3/4 of an inch above the penny and beads. Make a tight loop with the top end of the paper clip for your fishing line or swivel clip to attach securely onto. Seventh, go try it out! Make sure the penny can spin freely on the paperclip to attract your trout. You may also need to add some weights/sinkers to the line to help things along. Have fun designing your custom homemade lures and good luck! I hope you have as much fun as my kids and I have making your own lures. I will include some of my favorite lure designs for catching the rainbows, cutthroats and brown trout varieties that are native in our rocky mountain rivers here. If you'd like to make them, but maybe another day, click this link to buy your own penny lure accompanied with an instruction sheet on how to make your own.

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Introducing the perfect guide for fishing enthusiasts - the Warmwater Gamefish Identification Poster and Chart! This beautifully designed poster is a must-have for any angler looking to identify various species of gamefish found in warm waters. With detailed illustrations and accurate information, this chart will help you easily recognize and differentiate between different types of gamefish. Hang it in your man cave, tackle room, or fishing boat for quick reference on your next fishing adventure. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned angler, this poster will elevate your fishing experience and make identifying gamefish a breeze. • Detailed Illustrations: Features scientifically accurate and colorfully illustrated images, making it visually appealing and informative. • Educational Tool: Great for learning about different fish species, their habitats, and their characteristics, making it useful for both beginners and seasoned anglers. • No custom framing. Fits common standard off-the-shelf 24"x36" or 12"x18" frames.  • Convenient Reference: Ideal for hanging in your man cave, tackle room, or fishing boat for quick reference during fishing trips. • Makes a great gift for fishing enthusiasts, nature lovers, and outdoor adventurers alike. Artist: Ron Pitard

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If you've been fishing all your life, you probably think you know all there is to know about fishing. If you've never used a fishing pole before, you might think you don't know a thing. Fish like to catch bugs and insects in this area for their food, so try casting your lure in this area, and you'll be able to have the most bites. Just be sure to watch out for the grass and weeds! Many fishermen use light bobbers with little lights inside to help their night fishing. Lighted bobbers have a light inside of it to help fisherman tell when they have a bite. Go with an experienced fishermen if you are a beginning fisherman or wish to learn how to catch something new.They will be able to guide you to the best fishing areas and help you need to know to keep safe and have fun. Fly fishing can be a fun hobby to try.Fly fishing is a great activity that has a unique style and is different from other kind of fishing. If interested, you must buy different lures, lures, and even the kind of clothing you are to wear. Be aware of the weather forecast before each fishing in an area.You will want to avoid the water if there is a thunderstorm brewing. Check the upcoming weather in order to ensure that you don't fall prey to these unfortunate circumstances. You don't have to keep every fish you catch. Be mindful not to start a fire when fishing by the bank.A lot of people smoke cigarettes as they fish, and you need to make sure that the embers you light do not start a fire. The bank might be wet, but surrounding leaves and branches can catch fire. A cloudy day is a great day. When it is overcast, it cause the water to be dark, and fish must work harder to find food. Only keep as many fish for what you plan on eating. It's exciting to catch a ton of fish, but it's very wasteful to bring a huge bucket home with you, you are being disrespectful to the fish and the environment. If you've caught more than you can use, either release some back into the water or give some to your friends. Learn different casting that will have you making sure your lure drops onto the water without making too much noise. Fish are afraid of noise, which makes it difficult to accomplish what you've set out to do. Use the wrist while casting for a near silent cast. Pay attention to the movements of a fish's movement when reeling it in. The jumps will become less energetic until the fish rolls over to one side. This is a key observation that the fish is exhausted: it is now time to start reeling it in. The best time to engage in a break while out fishing is at noon. Enjoy a leisurely lunch and go back to fishing when the light isn't as bright. Don't go fishing all alone, even though fishing is a great sport that many people use to rest, rest and de-stress. If you get into an accident or you get stranded, then you should always have someone along in case of an emergency. Pack insect repellant in with your fishing trips. When you fish, know that there will be lots of bugs and insects like mosquitoes. Without the bug spray, chances are you will be bitten all over.This is the last thing you with good memories of your fishing day. If you are not catching anything for a while, try a different color bait. Some fish are attracted to duller colors, but other fish really want brightly-colored baits. Using barbless single hooks is essential if you want to practice catch and release your fish. This is the only way you can ascertain that you don't injure a fish you release it into the water. To help you have the most optimal fishing experience possible, take care to use a rod and reel that is suited for that fish. For example, a fish like a walleye is better suited to a jig and minnow or spinner rig, while other types of fish are attracted to entirely different lures and bait. Ask people familiar with the best fishing spots. You may be able to gather information from people such as park rangers, park rangers and postal carriers. Always make sure you have gotten permission to fish in the lake or other water body, and never go fishing with no permit. Keep your reel clean and well-lubricated.Casting as well as reeling in your fish are both important steps in the fishing process. A well lubricated reel makes casting time as well as simplifying the process of reeling in the fish. Maintaining your reel can make a huge difference. Pay close attention to the period of day when fish are generally more active. Most fish are active in the morning hours and late evening. However, this rule does not apply to every type of fish; for some, and some varieties of fish have their own timetables. This is why it is important to understand what type of habits the specific species you intend to catch behaves. Fish are protected with a slimy layer that helps them stay moist, you protect yourself from this slime. This practice will keep your fish fresh until you cook it, and it could also keep the fish in a healthy state if you desire to release it. Always make sure you are fully prepared when going fishing.Whether you fish by boat, by boat, or off a pier, you need to have everything you will need to make it comfortably through your trip. It means little whether you have always been a fisherman, or have just started to fish. No matter how experienced you are, fishing is always an enjoyable activity. It's most important to remember that there is always a chance to better your skills if you remain dedicated and focus on the achievements you want to have.

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