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Fishing is the
activity of
trying to
catch fish. Fish are
often caught as
wildlife from the
natural environment (freshwater or marine), but may also be...
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construction of
tube flies is
different in that the tier
secures materials to a
tube rather than to a hook.
These flies are
rigged by p****ing the
fishing line through...
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float tube, also
known as a
belly boat or kick boat, is a small,
lightweight inflatable fishing craft which anglers use to fish from. They were originally...
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correct level to
catch the trout.
Fishing for
trout in
lakes requires different tactics. A canoe,
pontoon boat or a
float tube allows an
angler to
cover a lot...
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meaning "hook") is a
fishing technique that uses a fish hook
attached to a
fishing line to
tether individual fish in the mouth. The
fishing line is usually...
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manner of
fishing gear in the market,
including rods, reels, lines, lures,
electronic depth and fish-finding instruments,
drift boats,
float tubes, kayaks...
- Ice
fishing is the
practice of
catching fish with
lines and fish
hooks or
spears through an
opening in the ice on a
frozen body of water. Ice fishers...
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areas subject to high
fishing pressure.
Light fishing lines and
sinkers are used to
avoid spooking the fish and, as with all
fishing, live bait produces...
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Tube Flies: A Tying,
Fishing &
Historical Guide.
Frank Amato Publications. pp. 30–31. ISBN 9781571880369. Johnson, Les; Mandell, Mark (1995).
Tube Flies:...
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Fishing techniques can be
contrasted with
fishing tackle.
Fishing tackle refers to the
physical equipment that is used when
fishing,
whereas fishing techniques...
