Friday, 12 November 2010

5 ways to Catch more fish this spring and the rest of fishing season,

It is spring and time to fish after a long winter. Certainly, many people ice fishing and some of us prefer even fishing through holes in the ice, but spring fishing is special. What are 5 ways to catch more fish in the spring and the rest of fishing season?


1) Keep a log of your fish. When where and how to fish? What did you use? How was it again? And of course, what if anything did you catch? These are all things that you enter in your log.As in may a certain spot produced by using a specific ACE or technique when it was sunny and warm, year after year. Fish follow patterns, and sometimes we cannot see these patterns without a log.


2) Fish at different depths.Sometimes fish will move up or down the water column to feed, but more often they won't. If the fish are deep, they often for example, in the spring, get your bait, flu, or lure to their depth and you'll find much more chance of success. This takes experimentation.


3) move. Sitting under a tree while floating a bobber with a worm on a hook under the romantic can seem, and sometimes it works very well, but what if the fish are not there or what if they eat something other than worms that day? The fisherman who moves around and trying different things is more likely to regularly to catch them.


4) Be thoughtful.Sometimes you can fish, surface swirls, bait, other fishermen catch fish, and many more that can help you.I wear a wide-brimmed hat and polarized sunglasses. This will help you immensely in the water, and you can catch fish.


5) Fish with other people.You will often learning new techniques, fish different places and generally learn from each other. Fish with friends is also a lot of fun too!


It's almost spring and I forgot my gear ready. I'm making sure my roles work, my rods are in good shape, and I'm replacing some older fish line. preparation is of course important is a good mindset. Of you think you're going to have to catch them, you probably will fish longer and harder, and of course more chance of success.

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