Types Of Fishing Gear Most Overlook
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Written by: Carey Hansborough
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Date: Wed, 20 Jan 2010 |
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Fishing has been around forever, and there are many reasons on to which why people fish. The most common reason that people fish in my opinion is for the sport of it, fishing fun and a great way to bond with friends and family. Others may make a living off of doing it such as commercial fishermen. And of course there is the angler that just loves to fish, and loves to eat fish, taking notice of the local fishing regulations though.
When it comes to fishing, there are many types of fishing that can be done. For the purpose of this article I will be covering some basic types of fishing gear that is used when fishing in either lakes or inshore saltwater, such as flats fishing.
You will need to make sure that you have a couple of rod and reel set ups. If there are only 2 people that are fishing, then it would be ideal to bring 4 rod and reel set ups on the boat with you, or as many as you can fit. There is no time to set up a new fishing rig when something happens and the fish are biting.
A net, I cannot count how many times I have reeled up a trout and it got away because it shook itself off of the hook. A simple net to scoop the fish out of the water will save you many fish. Of course you can always grab the fish or just lift him out of the water, but you are giving the fish more opportunity to escape.
The easiest way that you can get live bait is to pay for it, the next easiest way is to catch it by using a cast net, which every angler should have in their fishing tackle supply. Not only are cast nets great for catching bait they can also be used to catch mullet, which can make great bait or a good meal on the dinner table.
If you are using a flats boat, then you can deeply benefit from having a trolling motor. Once you get into shallow waters your inboard or outboard motor may do nothing but hit ground and mess up the propeller, along with scaring the fish away. A trolling motor will allow you to quietly move across shallow waters without spooking any fish.
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