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Float Fishing -
Polls
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Written by Kris
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Tuesday, 25 September 2007 |
Test points:
1. Angler’s predisposition and technical skills. Rod physical capabilities. - (20 points)
2. Venue characteristics (like water depth, lake or river, fishing from a boat, etc) - (25 points)
3. Other points:
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Float Fishing -
FF Techniques
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Written by Paul Almanza
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Friday, 06 April 2007 |
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Loop cast is great for beginners and when fishing in tight quarters where
there is not enough room for a back cast. A single loop cast can reach 25-30
feet, while a double loop cast has a range of 35-45 feet. With enough practice
anglers can pull up to 5 loops of line (one on each finger) and increase their
range to 75+ feet.
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Float Fishing -
FF Tackle
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Written by Richard Shellenberg
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Friday, 06 April 2007 |
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New
designs keep plastics on the up and up Floating Soft Baits...
Soft plastic
baits have been catching their good share of fish for many years: bass,
walleye, pike, and muskie have all been deceived by their subtle actions.
However following the tube craze of the mid 90's brought on by many
consecutive BP 100 tour wins using these lures, the market went stale
for a few years. Enter the new realm of floating plastics...
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Float Fishing -
Tips from the Pro's
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Written by Jim Butler
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Monday, 29 January 2007 |
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If you've invested any amount of time pursuing lake Ontario Steelhead then by now you are likely aware of the environmental influences that are responsible for triggering the autumn migrations. While steelies begin to trickle into the tributaries come late September, stronger numbers become more prevalent as the weeks progress - especially when influenced by cool temperatures and autumn freshets.
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