Changing Fishing trips one angler at a time
Have you had trouble landing a specific type of fish? It's just not casting or dropping your fishing line in the water and hooking a fish. There are certain things you need to be aware of before you go out fishing. What section of the water does the fish live, and their favorite baits? Did you use the correct type of rig to catch the fish you are targeting? Here we will go though catching specific type of fish from the bait to use to the types of rigs to use.Short articles on how to catch different fish species and their habitats. We are slowly working on moving these articles to the new Fish Species pages
In Florida, anglers find a largemouth bass haven, where abundant fish, trophy catches, year-round fishing, diverse environments, and stunning scenery await, ensuring unforgettable experiences for anglers of all levels.
Staying legal while recreational fishing involves knowing local regulations, obtaining licenses, practicing selective harvesting, identifying species, respecting seasonal restrictions and catch-and-release guidelines, staying within bag limits, using legal gear and bait, respecting wildlife and habitat, and cooperating with authorities. Following these guidelines ensures responsible fishing and contributes to the sustainability of aquatic ecosystems.
Achieving an IGFA World Record requires meticulous planning, adherence to rules, and precise documentation. Follow these steps to certify your trophy fish and join the ranks of angling legends.
Rainbow trout, prized for beauty and taste, thrive in freshwater worldwide. Use live worms or PowerBait for bait. Early morning or late afternoon are ideal. They prefer cool, oxygen-rich waters. Use light line and natural-colored lures. Practice catch-and-release. Enjoy responsibly!
Northern Pike, a fierce predator, is sought after for its aggressive strikes. Techniques include casting large spoons, trolling with crankbaits, or using live bait. Best months are late spring to early summer and fall. Use heavy rods and fluorocarbon leaders. Practice catch-and-release for conservation. Happy fishing!
