Tag Archive 'fishing'

Mar 19 2010

California Beach Masters Classic Surf Fishing Tournament- Part 1/2

Published by Larry under Outdoor Sporting

From Huntington Beach California – Hook Up Sportfishing and Ronnie Kovach’s fishing ventures put on a one day surf fishing tournament at Bolsa Chica State Beach! Everything from yellowfin croaker to halibut. Part 1/2

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Mar 18 2010

Crappie fishing on the Ohio River

Published by Larry under Outdoor Sporting

Up into the streams and creeks that feed the Ohio River, crappie anglers find harvest heaven. Breckinridge County’s Richard Butler guides host Tim Farmer into some honey holes just south of Louisville.

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Mar 18 2010

Monster Lake Trout Ice Fishing Video

Published by Larry under Outdoor Sporting

See what it’s like to catch a giant lake trout on one of the world’s largest freshwater lakes. For higher quality videos check out ifishtv at www.jigheadstv.com.

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Mar 18 2010

The State Of The Art Advantages Of A GPS Fish Finder

Published by Greg Holmes under Outdoor Sporting

If you’re an avid boater and angler, then a GPS fish finder can be your secret weapon. Marine GPS systems allow you to find great fishing spots while still maintaining your location and safety on the water. With this device, you’ll be able to track fish and find a great campsite to cook up your catch! In this article, we’ll look at how GPS fish finders surpass other fish locators and GPS systems.

The top of the line GPS fish finder combos are absolutely loaded with dozens of options to help you on your fishing expeditions. These first class fish finders can have sensors for GPS speed, water temperature, barometric pressure sensors, wireless sonar links and Gimbal mounts. Many units can be set up for either freshwater or salt water environments to ensure the best performance possible. However, with so many options to choose from, how do you know what to buy and how much to spend? Before you begin to shop around, make a list of all the features that you require. Do you need a large screen? Perhaps you need an Ethernet connection. Or, will a less expensive unit with basic features satisfy your needs. Once you know exactly what you want, you’ll be better prepared to compare devices and prices.

The Eagle FishElite 500c GPS Fish Finder is another popular pick. It has a premium LCD screen with 256 ultra bright colors. It also has a full size combination 200 kHz sonar and mapping GPS and WAAS, with 256-color, 320Vx240H pixel display that can be easily viewed in bright sunlight. This high definition is ideal for reducing glare and is a great bonus to those who may have bad eyesight. Most importantly to anglers, this product can find fish concealed in underwater color. In addition, it comes with an optional sensor and variable ping speed with programmed HyperScroll to indicate fish targets at higher boat speeds. This Eagle model is good, durable and straightforward to work with. Its internal memory aids in storing GPS data and sonar settings.

The Humminbird 383c GPS Fish Finder combination features a built-in nautical mile resolution UniMap of U.S. inland lakes, rivers and coastal areas. As well, it contains many significant features, including an internal WAAS GPS receiver with 16 channels and omni-directional antenna for better functionality. This model supplies accurate water temperature readings and is designed for either saltwater or fresh water environments. One outstanding feature is the capability to freeze frame without delay. This provides the user more time to check the details on a chart. This product is also a suitable size for smaller boats and can be mounted easily. This model includes the DualBeam PLUS sonar, which delivers broader depth finder coverage of the bottom. In addition, it makes the task of seeing fish much more convenient aided by the built in adjustable zoom levels on the display.

There are many choices of different GPS fish finders and other electronic navigation devices. The benefits of a GPS fish finder are twofold; it helps to find fish and assists in charting your journey. The fish finding function is more sophisticated than standard portable fish finders and the GPS feature is a must for any boater. A marine GPS is surprisingly easy to install and operate. However, installation must be done carefully to ensure that the unit will work as it should. All you need to do is to read the manual and understand the signals that are shown on the GPS device. The interfaces are very user-friendly and most manufacturers provide extensive technical support. Once you do your homework about the different devices available to you, you should be able to find the perfect system that will guarantee a great fishing expedition every time you head out on the water.

If you want to increase your odds of catching fish, you should consider investing in a fish finder. Fish finder reviews can help you figure out which make and model is best for you. Click here to read Lowrance fish finder reviews along with many other popular models.

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Mar 18 2010

Double Grinner Knot Join Braid Fishing Line to Mono 170509

Published by Larry under Outdoor Sporting

How to reliably and successfully tie a braid fishing line to a monofilament or flourocarbon line with a “Double Grinner” knot

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Mar 18 2010

Korda State Of The Art Underwater Carp Fishing Part 1

Published by Larry under Outdoor Sporting

part 1 of Korda State Of The Art Underwater Carp Fishing video other videos on the account subscribe and comment other episode’s on my account such as predators and matt hayes

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Mar 17 2010

Carp Fishing : Want to cast 160 yards? Part 3

Published by Larry under Outdoor Sporting

www.croixblanchelakes.com Want to cast 160 yards? Join British Record casting champion Mark Hutchinson on the bank as he teaches a normal 100 yard caster how to hit the 160 mark he thought he’d never reach. No secrets – Everything revealed from tackle to technique.

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Mar 17 2010

Carp Fishing : Want to cast 160 yards? Part 3

Published by Larry under Outdoor Sporting

www.croixblanchelakes.com Want to cast 160 yards? Join British Record casting champion Mark Hutchinson on the bank as he teaches a normal 100 yard caster how to hit the 160 mark he thought he’d never reach. No secrets – Everything revealed from tackle to technique.

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Mar 17 2010

Pike Fishing UK – Martin Bowler

Published by Larry under Outdoor Sporting

Martin catches Pike on the magnificent river Wye.(www.martinbowler.co.uk)

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Mar 16 2010

Plan A Trip Including Chesapeake Bay Fishing And Numerous Other Kent Island Points Of Interest

Published by Sarah Smith under Outdoor Sporting

The Chesapeake Bay is better known for its great charter services, nevertheless the bay area, notably Kent Island, also has a good deal to offer in the way of destinations meant for the wife and kids. Kent Island waterfront is found off the west coast of Queen Anne’s County. Kent Island rests at the base of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, linking Maryland’s eastern and western shores. The island provides a large quantity of marinas as well as restaurants that appeal to guests from nearby Annapolis, Baltimore, and Washington DC. Separated from the mainland by Kent Narrows, Kent Island once functioned as a trading establishment for the first permanent English settlement in Maryland. The island subsequently developed into a large seafood packaging and processing community.

Stevensville is the biggest town on Kent Island and is home to numerous historic buildings, such as the restored Stevensville Train Depot and Christ Church, home to Maryland’s earliest congregation that was founded in 1631. Tourist information is obtainable by the county visitor’s center at 117 East Main Street.

Metapeake County Park is located on Kent Island’s western shoreline. The small park offers fine views of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, boat ramps, in addition to a nine hundred ft. long fishing pier. For people who like lighthouses, the Bloody Point Bar Lighthouse can easily be experienced from the southern point of Kent Island. Terrapin Beach Nature Park is situated just north of the Bay Bridge on Kent Island. The park features a one mile nature path, pond, two observation blinds, and a boardwalk to the Chesapeake Bay. The park is actually situated off MD 18, inside of the Chesapeake Bay Business Park.

The Wildfowl Trust of North America manages the Horsehead Wetlands Center just east of Kent Island. The Five hundred acre sanctuary boasts paths around six waterfowl ponds, each representing a unique wetland habitat. The guest center has a large picture window overlooking a waterfowl pond, wonderful hands on displays for kids, and an aquarium with animals from the Chesapeake Bay. The Center maintains a collection of captive waterfowl in the recreation area to represent multiple species, as well as providing a home for wild waterfowl that visit the sanctuary.

Kent Narrows separates Kent Island from the mainland. The local area offers lots of seafood eating places and marinas. It also has lots of outlet retailers. The Chesapeake Exploration Center is located on the Kent Narrows waterfront. The Exploration Center houses the Queen Anne’s County Office of Tourism and features interpretive displays about the Chesapeake Bay. It’s also a nice location to pick up pamphlets and brochures for area points of interest.

Pick up a copy of Kent Island’s local paper, The Kent Island Bay Times, at a nearby magazine stand to get up-to-date activities in addition to entertainment information. The paper is available weekly.

If you are a sports enthusiast but need to plan an outing for the entire family, then Chesapeake Bay Sports Fishing has the answer to help you plan an exciting sports fishing vacation . With the numerous local attractions, there will surely be something to interest each family member. Also, visit this website for interesting fishing information and up-to-date news.

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