13 February 2010 | Boating | Tim Richardson
Catching more big carp is much easier when you know some very stimulating details about bait components, how fish sense your baits, how to manipulate fish physiology to make fish want to eat our baits more and more! Many of the questions anglers ask about baits and fishing are pretty irrelevant compared to some of the most important which are so often over-looked because the angler is so conditioned to thinking like a commercially-manipulated angler instead of thinking like a fish which is far superior of course! When your thinking about baits choices and how to manipulate fish senses and behaviours in our favour against them begins with the fish themselves you have incredible potential power compared to anglers who merely follow the herd!
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31 January 2010 | Boats | Neil Baulch
For some people, fishing is merely a leisure activity, but for other people amongst us, it is a significant sports activity. However you make it, angling is enjoyable whilst you have got the right accessories to use.
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26 October 2009 | Boats | Neil Baulch
You may not be familiar with the name, but if you have been on a boat and protected from the sun, you have benefited from one of these wonderful little covers. Bimini tops are usually cloth or metal covers that are used on boats and will be your best friend on a hot sunny day.
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24 October 2009 | Boats | Michael Adams
Lake fishing is very akin to river fishing, or slow-flowing river fishing anyway. The types of fish in rivers and lakes tend to be the same, which means that the tackle, bait and lures will be the identical too, although you may require a longer rod, say, a beach-casting rod to cast your bait farther out into the lake. Lake fish will frequently mature to a larger size than river fish, so your line should be stronger too.
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02 October 2009 | Boats | Mark Raines
It might not be physically demanding, but the modern corporate life can really drain one’s energy and frazzle the nerves to the point where we just loose the appetite to do anything at all. This is a dilemma for people like me who prefer to move forward and be on top of situations. Most of us just get stuck in the rut of our daily routine and we become less efficient. We wonder how we can get our mojo running again.
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24 September 2009 | Boats | Blaine E. Robertsen
There are several different kinds of boat covers, with some suitable for different types of boat: for instance bay liners, pontoons, sail boats, bass boats and so on. However, there are three types which are the most common and are covers which are compatible with thousands of the most popular models of boat. There are also specialty boat covers which are specifically designed for boats which have hardtops and T-towers, deck boats which have ski towers, V-hull boats and inflatable boats.
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23 September 2009 | Boats | Jens Rhoades
There are a number of different types of boat covers available; these covers are designed to be used with different boats. For example, there are covers designed for pontoon boats, bay liners, bass boats and so forth. There are three kinds of boat cover which are the most commonly used, being suitable for thousands of different boats, including some of the most popular styles and models. You can also find specialty boat covers which are made especially for boats with features like ski towers and T-towers as well as covers made for V-hull models and inflatables.
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20 September 2009 | Boats | Mark Raines
A new jet ski is usually an expensive affair. You can get a second had jet-ski is but you will have to be very careful about how you do it, other wise it might turn out to be just as costly. You have to ensure that things are working well or you might end up spending much more than what you paid for. Here are some good tips on how to get a second hand jet ski which will be in a good condition and which you can use for a long time.
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19 September 2009 | Marine | Mike Davis
A binocular, also called a binocular telescope, are used in an array of our normal day to day human activities for more than 300 years now. The uses of binoculars extend in the fields of military, tourism, security, and science. After reading here, you will know that a binocular is not just a simple gadget that is used to view objects which are very far.
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19 September 2009 | Boating | Tim Richardson
When catching more big carp is your goal it is vital you understand as much as possible about your fish and how they detect bait substances and how to use them to ensure fish want your baits again and again exploiting their own senses and behaviours against them to make them much easier to catch! It seems that when it comes to asking questions about bait, the majority of carp anglers today begin with questions about flavours, ingredients and so on without considering the fact that the true power is in understanding what carp are most sensitive to and why, and how to exploit this knowledge in bait-making to maximum effects! When you realise how much potential power you have over less knowledgeable more ignorant anglers by understanding vital aspects of fish senses, behaviours, substances sensitivities and so on, the ways you choose your baits and bait ingredients will never be the same again!
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