posted by admin on Aug 10
http;//www.fishingdvd.com.au Land based game fishing is all about angling skills. With the right techniques, even large fish can be easily landed from the rocks. Most fish are lost at the closing stages of the fight, cutting your line against the rocks or pulling hooks from too much pressure. Scott and Darren showcase some important techniques for securing your fish.
Duration : 0:2:50
posted by admin on Aug 10
I need to know some good techniques for fly fishing a lake from shore. It just seems much different techniques than if you were in a river.
First off, look for rising fish.
Common lake hatches are damsel flys for which there are patterns as well as small black midges which can be imitated with a griffith gnat pattern. Sometimes just lobbing out a big attractor pattern such as a stimulator or a royal wulff will attract fish, it helps to give the fly a few twitches and make it "dance" on the water. I use floating flyline for this method.
If there is no action on top I usually use sparsely dressed woolly boogers (no bead head) and soft hackle nymph patterns such as a pheasant tail (obviously) on an intermediate sink tip line.
Cast out and let the line sink occasionally twitching the rod tip.
Retrieve the boogers with slow strips and pause between each. The nymphs I allow to settle and then slowly raise the rod tip and "hand-line" the retrieve, the slower the better.
Good luck and tight lines
posted by admin on Jul 22
The circle hook is great for people who enjoy catch and release fishing. Learn more about the circle fishing hook in this free fishing video from the owner of a fishing tackle store.
Expert: Larry Mastry
Bio: Larry Mastry and his brother Dale own Mastry’s Tackle, a fixture in St. Petersburg, Fla., and together they have a half of a century’s experience in fishing.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Duration : 0:1:27
posted by admin on Jul 22
Hope you like My Fishing lures
Duration : 0:7:11
posted by admin on Jul 22
In this video Andrew Moy talks about 2 handed rods, their use while fishing saltwater, and casting techniques.
To schedule casting lessons with Andrew, please visit us at www.tightlinesflyfishing.com.
Duration : 0:5:53
posted by admin on Jul 7
Dave Lane introduces and details the brand new carp fishign bivvies, seats, beds and tackle from JRC
Duration : 0:9:5
posted by admin on Jul 7
8′ Extra Heavy Casting Rod
SKU: RMBC801HMF
The best in fresh water casting rods and casting fishing rods.
Action: Mod-Fast Action
Techniques: Classic Flipping Stick
Rec. Line Wt: 14-30 lb
Rec Lure Wt: 1/2 – 2
Rod WT: 5.5 oz (0.34 lb)
Duration : 0:0:32
posted by admin on Jul 7
Somewhere near Tacoma, Lacy, Olympia, or Seattle. It needs to be a place that can be fished all year round. Im a begginer so i dont know much about fly fishing. And it needs to be a place that has fish like rainbow trout.
http://www.washingtonflyfishing.com/
go to this web site
posted by admin on Jun 23
King Salmon Fishing and Fighting Techniques. Using Downriggers while King Salmon Fishing in Ketchikan Alaska. www.bellamisty.com
Duration : 0:5:53
posted by admin on Jun 22
I am planning a luxury fly fishing retreat for 10 key customers. These people have the money to do whatever they want so we need to impress. I am very unfamiliar with fly fishing so would like some recommendations on the best locations to fish that have the most high end, luxury accommodations as well as engaging people to take the group out to fish. In addition, I would like to find a location that has a full service, high end spa for those who do not want to fish. Any recommendations would be appreciated.
If you want the very best fishing in the U.S. and most of the world than it is def. Alaska.Five species of salmon,monster rainbows(up to 20 lbs + in the rivers) halibut,grayling and much more.Getting to fish next to bears, take scenic flights to view wildlife volcanoes and so much more. If you want the best, Alaska is def. the best in the U.S., no second thoughts about it. Just look online at Bristol Bay lodges.
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