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Beginners Guide to Fishing

I sometimes get customers who haven't fished before anywhere. That's ok but keep in mind several things. First is that this is a light tackle sport fishing trip and it does cost hard earned money. I don't troll so it is up to you to do the actual fishing , fighting , and catching. It would help to have at least a rudimentary knowledge or ability to operate a spinning reel. I can deal with an individual but a boat load would be a bit much. I want you to enjoy a trip and catch fish, but you have to help me do that. Practice casting and retrieving before you charter and that would help greatly. I'll show you our techniques once you're here. You can pick my brain for info on fishing for other species, fresh or salt water and I'll be happy to oblige.

Tying line to the reel

Submitted by fish on Mon, 07/05/2010 - 3:02pm
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Here's a short, illustrated guide to attaching your fishing line to the reel.

http://www.thaifishingguide.com/fishtechequip/techniques/freshwatertechniques/attach_line_reel.html

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Fishing Basics

Submitted by fish on Mon, 07/05/2010 - 2:00pm
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So, you are interested in fishing. This is a great place to start, especially if you've never fished before. Here you will find some general concepts and be introduced to some of the basics of freshwater fishing.

http://fishresource.com/basics/

Basic fishing tackle

Submitted by fish on Mon, 07/05/2010 - 1:18pm
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Fishing tackle is equipment you use to get live or artificial bait into the water, dangling in front of the fish. It's not necessary to have a lot of tackle if you are just taking up the sport of fishing, but you do need basic and proper tackle. If you are a beginner, it's best to keep tackle to a minimum until you hone your skills. Then, and only then is the time to try more advanced tackle.

http://www.pier55.com/Sports-Recreation/Basic-Fishing-Tackle.shtml

Buying your first Rod and Reel

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There's a time in everyone's life when you walk past the ailse of fishing equipment and wonder, "What's the right rod and reel for me?"

The fact is that not every situation calls for the same rod and reel combo, but learning a casting style and having a solid, go anywhere do anything combo is essential for learning the basics and becoming a better fisherman.

The All in One Combo:

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