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    try to 'match the hatch,' which means, replicating what the trout are hitting on any given day. This is not cut and dry, because sometimes there are no hatches. So, I try fishing with what worked in the past. Sometimes this doesn't work either. In which case, I don't continually catch trout. I vary my fly-tying from commercial patterns, by using a different color feather or thread. Keeping a list of all the items that I need to take fishing, is crucial to me. That way, there is no question of leaving anything out when I prepare. However, I'd rather catch fish with a fly of my own design. An example: One day while I was eating at the fishing location, an insect landed on my paper plate. I was fortunate to capture it and carefully…

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    Fishing Vs Fishing Essay

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    the locations of fishing always require for the dam to be on and have a high enough, running water for a boat to get in. Also, fishing on a boat is always a way to help a fisherman get to a location that fishing inland cannot get you to. Unlike fishing on a boat, inland fishing gives you limited locations that you can go and fish at. Inland fishing doesn’t give you a lot of locations that you can go but most often fishing inland at Oxford dam is better because the dam usually opens the first…

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    and patience. Fishing has been used for thousands of years for survival and recreational use. You don't need expensive stuff and pick up techniques as you go like a jigging technique or bottom water technique. Gear The things you will most likely need are a fishing pole, line, and a place to fish. There are different types of fishing poles you can buy. Some poles are very expensive and fancy reels. Others are simpler. The size of the pole depends on the fish. There are different pounds of…

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    I am reading “the bass, the river, and Sheila Mont” by W.D. Wheatherall.This story is about a narrator who loves to bass fish and he likes a girl named Sheila.He has conflict when he catches a bass and he wants to look cool to Sheila by hiding his rod i will be questioning his choices. What will the narrator chose between the bass and the girl.These are reasons why he might choose the bass.He loves to fish he always had a fishing rod in his hand during the summer.He also knows tons of info…

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    Essay On Fishing Bass

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    The Best Bass Fishing Lures When fishing for bass you will need certain equipment which is essential if you are hoping to catch a bass. Long gone are the day where you could spear your fish and resort back to old fishing methods as these require excellent skills and training for long periods of time. In order to enhance the likelihood of catching bass, you will need fishing lures. Remember that if a lure works for a largemouth bass, then it might not work for a smallmouth bass, so keep that in…

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    hours at the student center on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. To make conversation I asked her how was her day and she responded with "great how about yours?" I said it was good. Excited it was Friday. I asked Pattie what she was doing for the weekend and she said "fishing". I told Pattie I have never been fishing before so she asked could she take me and I was delighted. On a Saturday morning, Pattie picked me up so we can go fishing. When we got to Taylor Lake there was a lady there. I…

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    thinner wire will be hard to be aware of by the basses, but it means the strength of the wire will lessen. You can not be sure 100 percent that every bass swallowing your hook will be caught. This can be the most significant disadvantage of a small hook. Large Hooks Advantages Larger hooks have thicker wires which means having more strength. Sure you will need big hooks to catch big fishes. Once a fish swallows your large hook, you can confidently take it out of the water and put it in your…

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    I wonder if the narrator will pick Sheila or the bass? One possible choice is the bass. One reason why I think he’s going to pick the bass is because he loves fishing. The way that I know that he loves fishing is that he knows everything about fishing. He also spends a lot of time fishing. Another, reason why I think that he will pick the bass is because it’s a big bass. The way that I know this is a big bass is because it is really strong. I know that the bass is strong because its pulling the…

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    Sanibel island is the heavenly holiday destination for all those who enjoys fishing. This place is the best excursion destination for both professional or a novice, as both will have an excellent experience with whatever type of fishing they prefer. If you’re new to fishing or would adore to try a type of fishing you’re not familiar with than Sanibel is the perfect place to be. If you have reserved Sanibel Island as your holiday destination just because of your passion for fishing, then to have…

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    Half the battle of becoming proficient in fly-fishing is learning to effectively fish the stream you are on. Part of effectively fishing a stream is choosing what flies to use. This paper will talk about the river conditions, as well as climate and season as means of selecting your lures. If the water is at a normal level and current speed, with a temperature above 50 degrees, then you will usually be safe in choosing any fly. If the water is shallow or more slow moving, then choose a dry fly.…

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