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		<title>TEAM EVINRUDE ICON WINS BASSMASTER CLASSIC ELITE SERIES</title>
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<p>Little Rock, Arkansas, June 15, 2011 – BRP’s own legendary Team Evinrude member, Denny Brauer, has captured the first place win at the recent Bassmaster Classic Elite Series tour event on the Arkansas River this weekend.  The Diamond Drive title is the 17th Bassmaster tournament victory for Brauer.</p>
<p>Brauer led the tournament each day and finished with 52 pounds, 2 ounces.  The win earned him $100,000 and a berth in the 2012 Bassmaster Classic event.  Despite having to wait for a barge at the locks which delayed his return trip back to the weigh-in, Brauer managed to still beat out his closest opponents.</p>
<p>“I was happy to have my Evinrude on the back to get me into the weigh-in quickly,” declared Brauer.  “I knew I could rely on my equipment, which is very important to succeed in any tournament situation.”<br />
Brauer, an Evinrude pro angler for 31 years, has many career accomplishments including two major titles – Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year (1997) and the Bassmaster Classic (1998).</p>
<p>“Denny has been the cornerstone of Team Evinrude and the many titles and accomplishments the team shares,” stated Christopher Berg, Director of Marketing and Strategic Planning for Evinrude.  “We are extremely proud and privileged to have him represent our brand and look forward to his performance at the upcoming Classic.”</p>
<p>Look for Brauer to be competing in the 2012 Bassmaster Classic in Shreveport, Louisiana.</p>
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		<title>The Best Bass Fishing Baits</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 07 Jan 2011 12:03:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[// Choosing the best bait for bass fishing is essential if you want to achieve a measure of success and continue to get better and better in the hobby. Of course, if you do not have the technique then the bait is often irrelevant. However, if you have the bait in place, you can work [...]]]></description>
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<p>Choosing the best bait for bass fishing is essential if you want to achieve a measure of success and continue to get better and better in the hobby. Of course, if you do not have the technique then the bait is often irrelevant. However, if you have the bait in place, you can work on your technique and measure your own success every time you go bass fishing! There are several types of bait that you can use to great effect, but there are far fewer best types of bait for bass fishing and I will take you through them below! That way, you can try several out and see what works best for you before settling to one or two different types of bait.</p>
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<li> The first is a selection of live baits (foodstuffs) that have been proven to work in the past with bass. Bait includes crab, sand eel, prawns and other small fish that will scent the water and thus attract the bass. However, it must be said that these do not have the same level of success in the winter as they do in the summer because bass do not tend to feed in the winter and it is doubtful that they would actually bite your line. It may be more prudent, and cheaper in the long term, to purchase and use artificial baits instead!</li>
<li>One of the most recommended options is a frog. Small plastic frogs are generally used effectively throughout the year. A frog is used to rest on the surface to attract bass because they will actually catch their attention in a rather potent way. Bass tend to be attracted to frogs for some reason. There have been many stories in the past about bass emerging from the water to snatch frogs from lily pads in the past. As they look and move like actual frogs, they have had great success in the past.</li>
<li>A floating worm is also a good option. Long gone are the days when live worms were commonly dangled on the end of a wooden stick and line, but fake worms are just as popular today and they do usually meet with some success. They come in a range of shapes and sizes and are sold at the vast majority of tackle stores. You can choose from ones that are 6 inches or those that are 11 inches, and they also come in a vast array of colours and shapes so. There is generally no difference so just choose the ones that you prefer yourself.</li>
<li>There are baits around that actually set the water in motion and that actually attracts the bass in a major way. As the bass in every river, creek, pool and so on are major predators, they tend to home in on anything that moves so if you can make the water around your bait move then you are at an advantage! The torpedo and the spinner bait are two examples. Both set the water in motion around them, which attracts the attention of the bass and improves your chances of catching more fish!</li>
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<p><strong>About the Author:</strong></p>
<p>Dan Eggertsen is a fishing researcher and enthusiast who is committed to providing the best bass fishing information possible. Get more information on <a onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.askbassfishing.com/editorials/best-bass-fishing-baits.html">bass fishing baits</a> here: <a onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.askbassfishing.com">http://www.askbassfishing.com/</a></p>
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<p><strong>Where To Find The Best Bass Fishing Bait</strong></p>
<p>If you want to be successful when you go fishing for bass, it is important to consider the bait you&#8217;ll need and the techniques you intend to use.  Bait for bass has a wide range of possibilities, and you may want to try several different ones to see which one produces the best results for you.  Here is a brief guide to choosing fishing bait for your next excursion.</p>
<p>&#13;<br />
The best bass  bait by far for a variety of circumstances are jigs.  These baits can be productive in several water clarities, ranging from murky to clear.  They are also excellent choices in water temperatures under 60 degrees when bass bury themselves in deep cover and become inactive.  What is a jig, and how does it work?</p>
<p>&#13;<br />
This bait basically consists of a heavy lead head with a single hook.  Attached to the hook will be some sort of skirt or trailer that will present attractively to the bass, making it appear alive in the way that it moves through the water.  If you have a weedguard, you can use them with great success in dense cover, where you&#8217;ll find the biggest bass.  Because they are discreet, they can be dropped into bass territory just like a live crawfish or baitfish without a major disruption.  There are a number of different types of jigs, in all sizes and color, so you need to choose the right one to act as your bass fishing bait.</p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Weight can vary quite a bit, and the various sizes will be effective with different line types.  For example, lighter weights ranging from 1/8 ounce to 1/2 ounce work well with light line and spinning tackle and are best worked in clear waters.  On the other hand, murky waters call for larger jigs like 3/8 and 5/8 ounce varieties that should be paired with baitcasting tackle and heavy line.  If there is a lot of heavy wind, it can be difficult to detect bites on a jig that is too light, so you may want to opt for a larger, heavier variety in these cases.  Of course, the lightest jig you can get away with in any circumstance will be the best bass fishing bait in any circumstance, since you can easily feel when it touches the bottom and when a fish makes contact.  However, maintain a range of weights in your tackle box between 1/8 and 1/2 to assure you have what you need for any application.</p>
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<p><strong>Fishing vacation 101</strong></p>
<p>Universally, the term &#8220;gone fishing&#8221; is associated with<br />
vacations. In that case planning a fishing vacation should be<br />
nothing more then a natural choice. Fishing combines sport,<br />
relaxation, communing with nature and free food and hence<br />
qualifies as the perfect vacation. From a weekend trip to the<br />
closest lake front camping ground to an adventurous and long<br />
packaged tour to the best fishing locales of the world, one has<br />
plenty of choices that could be made. </p>
<p>While planning a long fishing vacation, there are a couple of<br />
obvious choices to be made. First one being what type of fishing<br />
is most appealing. The most basic breakdown here is a choice<br />
between freshwater and saltwater fishing. </p>
<p>Fishing vacations come in various sizes and forms. They can be<br />
started with loading your car with fishing rods and sleeping<br />
bags or calling a travel agent or professional fishng guide. </p>
<p>These trips can be taken all the year round. Although the first<br />
thought is generally to catch the bass biting at the very onset<br />
of spring or the blues running in autumn. Trips can be made<br />
absolutely anytime of the year, even in the dead of the winter,<br />
just in case he angler has no aversions to cutting holes in the<br />
ice.</p>
<p>A properly planned vacation can be fun for all, irrespective of<br />
whether you are a novice or a very serious sportsman. The only<br />
essential purchase required is the fishing license, rest all can<br />
be rented. Rods and reels, boats and crews, which can even cater<br />
lunch, can be rented out.</p>
<p>It can be a way for families to spend time together while<br />
simultaneously enjoying the outdoors. Although the idea of<br />
skewering worms onto hooks may sound gross yet the vacation can<br />
be fun for the entire family. Fishing is a leisurely pastime and<br />
you don&#8217;t have to excel at it to enjoy, and a total beginner<br />
might be just as good or even more than a seasoned pro.</p>
<p>Just because you are vegetarian, doesn&#8217;t mean you can&#8217;t have fun<br />
while fishing. One may use catch and release techniques for the<br />
fun of the sport.</p>
<p>While as said earlier, their can be several ways of going for<br />
fishing, however packaged tours certainly has some advantages.<br />
Best part here being that all the essentials are included right<br />
in the price. One need not carry all the equipment around, and<br />
thus the trip becomes more fun. Along with the trip, the<br />
vacationer also gets the expertise of the trip provider. Thus<br />
one need not hunt around for the best ‘fishing hole&#8217; and thus<br />
the chances of returning empty handed are considerably reduced.<br />
Also at fairly reasonable prices one may also get lunch included<br />
in the package deal.</p>
<p>Toughest decision to be made while planning a trip is, where to<br />
go. Think globally as ther are plenty of scenic fishing spots<br />
which are a real treat for anyone interested. British Columbia<br />
in Canada boasts of beautiful wilderness and streams filled with<br />
great number of fishes of an ample of species. </p>
<p>There are also the less exotic but easier on the pocket<br />
destination which can be good value for money. Prices for<br />
accommodations may range from 100$ to 300$. One may also like to<br />
make it a learning experience, by opting for a Fishing School<br />
package. It generally includes hands-on and personal tutoring<br />
regarding the ins and outs of fishing. All the equipment is<br />
provided by the school. Prices may be around 300$ per session ,<br />
travel expenses excluded.</p>
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<p><strong>General Fishing Tips</strong></p>
<p>Here are some general fishing tips that we hope you will find useful. Remember, when it comes to fishing, learning from the tips of others and their experiences is essential in becoming a pro angler. Always allow your general knowledge of the sport to grow and you can only prosper from it.</p>
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Try to use Attractor Beads, Luminous Tube, and flashy things on your rig near the hook to help <b>attract fish to your bait</b>.&#13;<br />
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If you know that snapper or other large bitey fish are being caught in your area at the time, use strong rigs and put some protective tubing on your trace near the hook to help avoid being bitten off.&#13;<br />
&#13;<br />
When going out on your fishing trip, <b>take a variety of bait with you</b>. Usually pilchards, bonito, trevally and mackerel work well.&#13;<br />
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Autumn is a great time of year to get out and go fishing. The fish are in much closer, the weather is more settled and the fish are hungry.&#13;<br />
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Make sure you have no scratches or nicks on your guides by <b>rubbing a cotton bud around and inside your guides</b>.&#13;<br />
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A tip from the experts: use a new rig every time you go on a fishing expedition.&#13;<br />
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A great tip for trout fishing is to put powerbait on your hook, and then dip it in garlic oil for a few seconds before you cast it.&#13;<br />
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On smaller plugs the middle hook is sometimes too small to do a good job so try replacing the middle hook with another one a size or two larger.&#13;<br />
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<b>Keep a fishing journal</b> and record the day&#8217;s temperature and how well you did at what spot.&#13;<br />
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Spring is the best time of year to go bass fishing, when fish move into shallow water to spawn.&#13;<br />
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After a cold front passes, <b>go fishing under a dock</b>. The underwater structure will provide safety for the fish, and that&#8217;s where they hide.&#13;<br />
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After heavy rain, most streams and rivers turn muddy. At that point, head to the nearest dam. Water flowing over the dam is usually clear water and the fishing there may save an otherwise dismal day.&#13;<br />
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<p><strong>High Tech Fishing Reels Offer Quality Casts</strong></p>
<p>When it comes to fishing reels, there are an abundance of options to choose from. Depending on the type of fishing you will be doing will determine what type of reel you will need in order to be successful. Aside from fly-fishing, reels have made many big changes when it comes to materials and function. Reels of today use finely crafted precision parts and this allows for precise and fluid movement. Many of the new fishing reels of today are build from anodized rust free materials and they are durable and well constructed tools.</p>
<p>There are countless brands on the market today, when it comes to fishing reels. With the likes of Zebco, Diawa, and Abu Garcia on the roster, one can be sure that there will never be a shortage of options. Many of the great fishing reels that you can buy today, even come in accompaniment with a great rod generally of the same brand. This is where you buy a package and the entire setup is ready to go, all you need to do is thread your line spool with fishing line.</p>
<p>There are a few choices on the market today when it comes to fishing reels; aside from a fly-fishing reel there is a spin caster and a bait caster reel. The spin caster reel is designed to pull a small tab, or wire frame back prior to casting. Once you have cast your line, as soon as you touch the handle from the reel assembly it will lock and give you the tension that you need to continue your reel in motion. These fishing reels are very popular, and anglers use these reels for a variety of species of fish. The spool on these fishing reels are of the open concept design and make for a rather easy affair should your line get tangled. These reels also make it easy to load the spool with line, considering these fishing reels have no encasement to shroud the spool itself.</p>
<p>Bait casting fishing reels is basically of the same thought process however; the spool for the line is encased and is not visible. While the case does come off for easy line spooling, it can be rather cumbersome should you not be familiar with these types of fishing reels. There is merely one small button to be pushed while you are preparing to cast your line, making the bait casting fishing reels relatively easy to use. Once the cast has been made, the same process as the spin casting fishing reels apply. The line will lock once the handle for the reel in process is engaged. More often than not you will find this type of reel used by the big bass tournament pros, as it is a relatively quick fishing reel to use and it gets the line in the water quickly.</p>
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<p><strong>Shawnee State Park</strong></p>
<p>Shawnee State Park is located in the 63,000-acre Shawnee State Forest in the beautiful Appalachian foothills near the banks of the Ohio River. Nicknamed &#8220;The Little Smokies&#8221;, these one-time hunting grounds of the Shawnee Indians are among the most picturesque places in the state, featuring erosion-carved valleys and wooded hills. </p>
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<p>There are numerous lodging options at Shawnee State Park.<br />&#13;</p>
<p>The resort lodge provides a gorgeous view of the surrounding hills with 50 guest rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, a game room and more. The 25 family cottages have 2 bedrooms, a bath with a shower, a living room with a double-wide rollaway bed, a complete kitchen with a microwave, a telephone, a dining area, and a screened porch with a charcoal grill. Campers can choose from 107 sites suitable for tents or trailers, and the campgrounds feature electric hookups, waste disposal, heated shower houses, flush toilets and laundry facilities. A 38-site horsemen&#8217;s campground with latrines is also available near Bear Lake. </p>
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<p>Boating enthusiasts are sure to have a blast at Roosevelt and Turkey Creek lakes. Launch ramps are provided for access to the lakes, which offer boating with electric motors only. Rowboats and canoes are available for rental at Turkey Creek Lake. The Ohio River can be accessed from the park&#8217;s marina facility. </p>
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<p>Anglers can cast their lines into well-stocked lakes for largemouth bass, catfish, bluegill, crappie and trout. An annual trout derby is held at Turkey Creek Lake. Fishing licenses may be obtained at Shawnee lodge. </p>
<p>&#13;</p>
<p>Hikers can traipse across Shawnee&#8217;s forested hills on the 60-mile Shawnee backpack trail, which is operated by the Division of Forestry. There are also 75 miles of bridle trails in the forest. <br />&#13;</p>
<p>Public swimming beaches are located on Roosevelt Lake and Turkey Creek Lakes. Kids can even get snacks from beachside vending machines. </p>
<p>&#13;</p>
<p>Bad news golf widows and widowers! There’s also an 18-hole championship golf course and pro-shop near the marina on the Ohio River, just a short drive away. Golf orphans can get in on the action too at the miniature golf, which is open to all park visitors.</p>
<p>&#13;</p>
<p>Picnicking is a popular activity at Shawnee thanks to the many covered picnicking areas around the park. There are also 2 accessible picnic shelters are available at Lake Roosevelt. Both may be reserved for large parties. </p>
<p>&#13;</p>
<p>Athletes are bound to be busy at Shawnee State Park thanks to the volleyball and basketball courts that are available there. Tennis courts and shuffleboard can be found at the lodge. Horseshoe pits and playground equipment are open to all visitors. Bike and boat rentals allow unprepared guests who want to participate in those activities, and sporting equipment can be borrowed from the lodge. </p>
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<p>There is very little to one can’t do at Shawnee State Park. Families, couples and groups of pals are all welcome and all sure to have a good time at this excellent Ohio vacation destination. </p>
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<p><strong>Shawnee State Park For The Most Memorable Vacations</strong></p>
<p>Shawnee State Park is located in the 63,000-acre Shawnee State Forest in the beautiful Appalachian foothills near the banks of the Ohio River. Nicknamed &#8220;The Little Smokies&#8221;, these one-time hunting grounds of the Shawnee Indians are among the most picturesque places in the state, featuring erosion-carved valleys and wooded hills. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
There are numerous lodging options at this Park. The resort lodge provides a gorgeous view of the surrounding hills with 50 guest rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, a game room and more. The 25 family cottages have 2 bedrooms, a bath with a shower, a living room with a double-wide rollaway bed, a complete kitchen with a microwave, a telephone, a dining area, and a screened porch with a charcoal grill. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Campers can choose from 107 sites suitable for tents or trailers, and the campgrounds feature electric hookups, waste disposal, heated shower houses, flush toilets and laundry facilities. A 38-site horsemen&#8217;s campground with latrines is also available near Bear Lake. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Boating enthusiasts are sure to have a blast at Roosevelt and Turkey Creek lakes. Launch ramps are provided for access to the lakes, which offer boating with electric motors only. Rowboats and canoes are available for rental at Turkey Creek Lake. The Ohio River can be accessed from the park&#8217;s marina facility. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Anglers can cast their lines into well-stocked lakes for largemouth bass, catfish, bluegill, crappie and trout. An annual trout derby is held at Turkey Creek Lake. Fishing licenses may be obtained at Shawnee lodge. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Hikers can traipse across Shawnee&#8217;s forested hills on the 60-mile Shawnee backpack trail, which is operated by the Division of Forestry. There are also 75 miles of bridle trails in the forest. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Public swimming beaches are located on Roosevelt Lake and Turkey Creek Lakes. Kids can even get snacks from beachside vending machines. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Bad news golf widows and widowers! There&#8217;s also an 18-hole championship golf course and pro-shop near the marina on the Ohio River, just a short drive away. Golf orphans can get in on the action too at the miniature golf, which is open to all park visitors.</p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Picnicking is a popular activity at Shawnee thanks to the many covered picnicking areas around the park. There are also 2 accessible picnic shelters are available at Lake Roosevelt. Both may be reserved for large parties. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Athletes are bound to be busy at Shawnee State Park thanks to the volleyball and basketball courts that are available there. Tennis courts and shuffleboard can be found at the lodge. Horseshoe pits and playground equipment are open to all visitors. Bike and boat rentals allow unprepared guests who want to participate in those activities, and sporting equipment can be borrowed from the lodge. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
There is very little to one can&#8217;t do at Shawnee State Park. Families, couples and groups of pals are all welcome and all sure to have a good time at this excellent Ohio vacation destination. And take back the exciting memories that can last for a lifetime. Why wait! Pack your bags today and visit this wonderful destination.</p>
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<p><strong>Ohio &#8211; USA is Worth a Visit</strong></p>
<p>In Ohio, Fallen Timbers is a small park having the monuments of soldiers and natives who died in a battle with Indians on 20 August 1894. This area was partially destroyed by a storm, so the name came as Falling Timbers. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is located in Cleveland, Ohio. In its Hall of Fame it has huge three screens with video monitors having thousands of Rock and Roll songs.</p>
<p>&#13;If you have any enquiry about the Rock and Roll, then please come here as they provide a trip to all Rock and Roll places and its history. This trip is equipped with latest gizmos. Pro Football Hall of Fame is located in Canton, birthplace of National Football League. It tells the story about professional football from 1892. Enter the Game Day Stadium and see the game played from the closest angle.</p>
<p>&#13;You can also explore further, look through the life if some of the legends of professional football. Amish Country is the largest concentrated population of Amish people. Amish people&#8217;s life is so simple that all things that are made by them are hand-made like home-cooked food, hand-made furniture and a beautifully stitched Quilt.</p>
<p>&#13;The once largest built reservoir in the world Grand Lake St. Marys State Park used to be a feeder for Miami-Erie canal. This large lake offers many usual amenities. The Marble Lighthouse State Park has the oldest lighthouse in its continuous operation has guided the sailors since 1822. Tours to this lighthouse are very famous, as thousands have scaled its stairs in just the first 6 days of its opening.</p>
<p>&#13;There is fun for all ages in an action packed way at Lake Erie Islands that has the world&#8217;s longest bar. It also has a classic winery, located on its Middle Bass Island called Lonz Winery, which was the largest in USA in 1875.</p>
<p>&#13;It has many serene surroundings like a spectacular glacier, lots of birds and animals to see, Victorian village and harbor side parks with lots of entertainment. It also has a Perry&#8217;s International Peace Memorial that stands 352 ft and from its peak, you get a stunning and beautiful view of Lake Erie.</p>
<p>&#13;Rocky Fork State park is a place where you can enjoy the picnic in a great manner. It greets you with scenic gorge, dolomite caves, natural wet lands and a scenic lake. Then you can motorboat with unlimited horsepower at Rocky Fork.</p>
<p>&#13;With the common water related facilities, its a paradise for anglers and boaters. Both sunny and shaded spots are available for picnics at Alum Creek that overlook the lake. It has the rugged and raw nature for both for hikers and horse riders. Horses get a shelter here and all other amenities are also available.</p>
<p>&#13;Sign boards are provided all over the hiking trails that pass through the forest telling us its history. Studying wildlife, bird watching and nature study are the other things that are available here. Scenic views and distinctive outcropped rocks are available at Burr Oak State Park&#8217;s hiking trails. Pet camping is also available on distinguished sites.</p>
<p>&#13;A towpath of Miami and Erie Canal providing a glimpse of ancient Ohio&#8217;s canal era is located at Independence Dam State Park. This trail moves from canal area to a dense forest area. It is accessible for bikers too.</p>
<p>&#13;To enjoy the jungle solitude you can come to Barkcamp offering sunny and shaded sites. Here you can rent anything from a tent, a canopy, a cooler or a horse shed. With miles of hiking trails, you can have the nature at its best.</p>
<p>&#13;Quail Hollow is available only on pre-booking. It has the unique and natural habitats and each of these have a different name. It also has a bridle trail for day use only. In Wolf Run State Park you can also do hunting in some areas, but before obtaining a license from Ohio authorities. You&#8217;ll be provided with a hunting map too.</p>
<p>&#13;Best amenities for fishing are available at Hocking Hills State Park. DO NOT WORRY; You will not be bitten by a mosquito at Mosquito Lake which offers fishing and hunting in some of its areas near Grand River Wildlife areas. For this all is required is a license from the local authorities. Fishing is permitted from the boats and each of the lock sites in Muskingum River.</p>
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<p><strong>Let?s Get Fishing Travel vs YTB and YTB Outdoors a Comparison</strong></p>
<p><strong>YTB</strong> provides an Internet-based travel agent business opportunity. Generate residual income from the comfort of your own home.</p>
<p>Let’s Get Fishing is the Opportunity of a Lifetime that allows YOU to capitalize on the 5 Billion Fishing Industry combined with the $ 7 Trillion Travel Industry. With 40 Million Fisherman in the US, everyone knows there is a lot of money to be made&#8230; shouldn’t YOU be the one making that money?</p>
<p>During this quick tour, you will discover how to build a successful and profitable home-based business with Let’s Get Fishing and enjoy all the Exotic Fishing Trips, Travel Discounts and while promoting your passion&#8230; The Sport of Fishing.</p>
<p>Let’s Get Fishing … has something for everyone! We’ve got it all! Exclusive and proprietary Fishing Adventure Site, Plus Videos, Pictures, Forum, Blogs plus Discount Hotels, Cruises &amp; Condos, Discount Travel, and much more&#8230;</p>
<p>Imagine how it will feel to have an extra 0, or even an extra ,000 or more coming into your house, month after month, generating a growing stream of additional income for you and your family. Yes, you can!</p>
<p>LGF combines Travel and everyday Discounts with the proven power of home-based business. Harness your passion and love for the sport of fishing to provide what everyone needs today&#8230;an additional income stream.</p>
<p>Let’s Get Fishing’s Opportunity entitles Affiliates to a unique list of fishing connections, information coupled with powerful Travel &amp; Everyday Discounts and most importantly the opportunity to earn significant income.</p>
<p>LGF has also partnered with Outdoor Channel television host and professional Bass fishing pro, Joe Thomas. “Fishing is more than a passion for me, it’s a career, if you loving fishing you probably have dreamed of getting paid to go fishing like me, and Let’s Get Fishing offers you 7 great ways to earn an income doing what you love to do”.</p>
<p>Women fish too! As women make up almost 50% of the sport of fishing, and is the fasted growing segment within the sport. LGF has partnered with Sherri Russell, editor of She’s So Fly, a fly fishing site for women. “I love fishing and especially love fishing in exotic destinations, I love to travel and make money, so LGF was a no brainier for this fly girl”.</p>
<p>Let’s Get Fishing (LGF) has taped the internet marketing and MLM expertise of Brent Vanderstelt to assist in the pre-launch, recruiting and is a Founder. Brent has extensive knowledge of internet marketing and promotion, successful network marketer and an avid fisherman.</p>
<p>YTB and YTB Outdoors has recently become under attack from several State Attorney’s Generals for practicing false or misleading practices and have seen their retention number plummet to record lows and is at risk of imploding.</p>
<p>Let’s Get Fishing has a similar travel booking engine and offers greatly reduced fishing trip destinations at a fraction of the price of YTB, YTB Outdoors and other similar travel MLM’s.  Not all travel MLM are the same and Let’s Get Fishing also offers an affiliate program for under .00 and .00 per month.</p>
<p>The Affiliate Opportunity blends the Let’s Get Fishing Products and benefits into a business that gives him or her growing income. Remember, Girls like fishing too! There are three levels of Affiliates. Angler- the no frills basic business package, pays 30% of the commissionable amounts. The Fisherman Package is an intermediate package that includes a hotel Travel discount programs and a 50% of commission payout. The Deluxe program is the Guide Package that offers all 3 travel discount cards and pays a 100% of commission payout.</p>
<p>To learn more about this exciting ground floor travel and fishing MLM opportunity, visit <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" href="http://fish.brentvanderstelt.com/">http://fish.brentvanderstelt.com</a> or Call Brent Directly at 231-206-5333</p>
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<p><strong>YTB/Zam Zuu Director?s and Leaders Leaving for new Fishing and Travel MLM?Let?s Get Fishing</strong></p>
<p>Among the recent and continued struggles with YTB ( Your Travel Biz) and YTB Outdoors, many of the current and former Director’s and Leaders with YTB, now Zam Zuu are jumping from the sinking ship.</p>
<p>The problem with YTB, now Zam Zuu started two years ago when the Attorney General for the state of California slapped a major lawsuit against YTB.</p>
<p>Months later, the Attorney General for the state of Illinois filed a similar lawsuit against YTB.</p>
<p>The presence of these pending massive lawsuits, sent many YTB Directors and leaders running for the hills. In the months that followed, membership began to drop by the tens of thousands each month and now with membership well below 100,000 reps, the few remaining leaders have found a new home with Let’s Get Fishing.</p>
<p>The most recent blows to YTB (Zam Zuu) is the recent changes to the “copyrighted” compensation plan and the new business name change Zam Zuu.</p>
<p>YTB has been a travel MLM with its main focus was on creating home based travel agents. YTB travel agents or RTA’s (referring travel agents) were allowed to book travel directly through a slew of travel vendors and group cruise bookings.</p>
<p>Zam Zuu (YTB) now is shifting its focus away from travel and venturing into new ventures in an attempt to right the ship. Travel remains a 7 Trillion dollar industry, so why are they shifting focus away from such a large industry?</p>
<p>Let’s Get Fishing is the Opportunity of a Lifetime that allows YOU to capitalize on the 5 Billion Fishing Industry combined with the $ 7 Trillion Travel Industry. With 40 Million Fisherman in the US, everyone knows there is a lot of money to be made&#8230; shouldn’t YOU be the one making that money?</p>
<p>Let’s Get Fishing has a similar travel booking engine and offers greatly reduced fishing trip destinations at a fraction of the price of YTB, YTB Outdoors and other similar travel MLM’s.  Not all travel MLM are the same and Let’s Get Fishing also offers an affiliate program for under .00 and .00 per month.</p>
<p>LGF combines Travel and everyday Discounts with the proven power of home-based business. Harness your passion and love for the sport of fishing to provide what everyone needs today&#8230;an additional income stream.</p>
<p>Why fishing? Our market: The Sport of Fishing Industry is Huge!</p>
<p> The American Sport fishing Association research shows that American Fishermen created 5 Billion in overall economic impact!  In 2008 the American public purchased 40 million fishing licenses  650 million dollars in license sales alone.  Sport fishing produced more economic activity than the Gross Domestic Products of 23 states!  Fishing supported more than 1 million jobs.  More Americans Fish than play Golf and Tennis COMBINED!  If Fishing were a corporation, it would be 47th on the Fortune 500 list.
<p>Additionally, LGF has partnered with some of the best talent to maximize the success of members wishing to work from home.</p>
<p>LGF has partnered with MLM Teamsites.com to develop the company marketing site, similar to the etravelfortune site used by many YTB leaders.</p>
<p>LGF has also partnered with Outdoor Channel television host and professional Bass fishing pro, Joe Thomas. “Fishing is more than a passion for me, it’s a career, if you loving fishing you probably have dreamed of getting paid to go fishing like me, and Let’s Get Fishing offers you 7 great ways to earn an income doing what you love to do”.</p>
<p>Women fish too! As women make up almost 50% of the sport of fishing, and is the fasted growing segment within the sport. LGF has partnered with Sherri Russell, editor of She’s So Fly, a fly fishing site for women. “I love fishing and especially love fishing in exotic destinations, I love to travel and make money, so LGF was a no brainier for this fly girl”.</p>
<p>Let’s Get Fishing (LGF) has taped the internet marketing and MLM expertise of Brent Vanderstelt to assist in the pre-launch, recruiting and is a Founder. Brent has extensive knowledge of internet marketing and promotion, successful network marketer and an avid fisherman.</p>
<p>The Affiliate Opportunity blends the Let’s Get Fishing Products and benefits into a business that gives him or her growing income. Remember, Girls like fishing too! There are three levels of Affiliates. Angler- the no frills basic business package, pays 30% of the commissionable amounts. The Fisherman Package is an intermediate package that includes a hotel Travel discount programs and a 50% of commission payout. The Deluxe program is the Guide Package that offers all 3 travel discount cards and pays a 100% of commission payout.</p>
<p>To learn more about this exciting ground floor travel and fishing MLM opportunity, visit <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" href="http://fish.brentvanderstelt.com/">http://fish.brentvanderstelt.com</a> or Call Brent Directly at 231-206-5333</p>
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<p>              Among the recent and continued struggles with YTB ( Your Travel Biz) and YTB Outdoors, many of the current and former Director’s and Leaders with YTB, now Zam Zuu are jumping from the sinking ship. The problem with YTB, now Zam Zuu started two years ago when the Attorney General for the state of California slapped a major lawsuit against YTB. Months later, the Attorney General for the state of Illinois filed a similar lawsuit against YTB. The presence of these pending massive lawsuits, sent many YTB Directors and leaders running for the hills. In the months that followed, membership began to drop by the tens of thousands each month and now with membership well below 100,000 reps, the few remaining leaders have found a new home with Let’s Get Fishing. The most recent blows to YTB (Zam Zuu) is the recent changes to the “copyrighted” compensation plan and the new business name change Zam Zuu. YTB has been a travel MLM with its main focus was on creating home based travel agents. YTB travel agents or RTA’s (referring travel agents) were allowed to book travel directly through a slew of travel vendors and group cruise bookings. Zam Zuu (YTB) now is shifting its focus away from travel and venturing into new ventures in an attempt to right the ship. Travel remains a 7 Trillion dollar industry, so why are they shifting focus away from such a large industry? Let’s Get Fishing is the Opportunity of a Lifetime that allows YOU to capitalize on the 5 Billion Fishing Industry combined with the $ 7 Trillion Travel Industry. With 40 Million Fisherman in the US, everyone knows there is a lot of money to be made&#8230; shouldn’t YOU be the one making that money? Let’s Get Fishing has a similar travel booking engine and offers greatly reduced fishing trip destinations at a fraction of the price of YTB, YTB Outdoors and other similar travel MLM’s. Not all travel MLM are the same and Let’s Get Fishing also offers an affiliate program for under .00 and .00 per month. LGF combines Travel and everyday Discounts with the proven power of home-based business. Harness your passion and love for the sport of fishing to provide what everyone needs today&#8230;an additional income stream. Why fishing? Our market: The Sport of Fishing Industry is Huge! • The American Sport fishing Association research shows that American Fishermen created 5 Billion in overall economic impact! • In 2008 the American public purchased 40 million fishing licenses • 650 million dollars in license sales alone. • Sport fishing produced more economic activity than the Gross Domestic Products of 23 states! • Fishing supported more than 1 million jobs. • More Americans Fish than play Golf and Tennis COMBINED! • If Fishing were a corporation, it would be 47th on the Fortune 500 list. Additionally, LGF has partnered with some of the best talent to maximize the success of members wishing to work from home. LGF has partnered with MLM Teamsites.com to develop the company marketing site, similar to the etravelfortune site used by many YTB leaders. LGF has also partnered with Outdoor Channel television host and professional Bass fishing pro, Joe Thomas. “Fishing is more than a passion for me, it’s a career, if you loving fishing you probably have dreamed of getting paid to go fishing like me, and Let’s Get Fishing offers you 7 great ways to earn an income doing what you love to do”. Women fish too! As women make up almost 50% of the sport of fishing, and is the fasted growing segment within the sport. LGF has partnered with Sherri Russell, editor of She’s So Fly, a fly fishing site for women. “I love fishing and especially love fishing in exotic destinations, I love to travel and make money, so LGF was a no brainier for this fly girl”. Let’s Get Fishing (LGF) has taped the internet marketing and MLM expertise of Brent Vanderstelt to assist in the pre-launch, recruiting and is a Founder. Brent has extensive knowledge of internet marketing and promotion, successful network marketer and an avid fisherman. The Affiliate Opportunity blends the Let’s Get Fishing Products and benefits into a business that gives him or her growing income. Remember, Girls like fishing too! There are three levels of Affiliates. Angler- the no frills basic business package, pays 30% of the commissionable amounts. The Fisherman Package is an intermediate package that includes a hotel Travel discount programs and a 50% of commission payout. The Deluxe program is the Guide Package that offers all 3 travel discount cards and pays a 100% of commission payout. To learn more about this exciting ground floor travel and fishing MLM opportunity, visit http://www.fish.brentvanderstelt.com or Call Brent Directly at 231-206-5333            </p>
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<p>Among the recent and continued struggles with YTB ( Your Travel Biz) and YTB Outdoors, many of the current and former Directorâ??s and Leaders with YTB, now Zam Zuu are jumping from the sinking ship. The problem with YTB, now Zam Zuu started two years ago when the Attorney General for the state of California slapped a major lawsuit against YTB. Months later, the Attorney General for the state of Illinois filed a similar lawsuit against YTB. The presence of these pending massive lawsuits, sent many YTB Directors and leaders running for the hills. In the months that followed, membership began to drop by the tens of thousands each month and now with membership well below 100,000 reps, the few remaining leaders have found a new home with Letâ??s Get Fishing. The most recent blows to YTB (Zam Zuu) is the recent changes to the â??copyrightedâ?? compensation plan and the new business name change Zam Zuu. YTB has been a travel MLM with its main focus was on creating home based travel agents. YTB travel agents or RTAâ??s (referring travel agents) were allowed to book travel directly through a slew of travel vendors and group cruise bookings. Zam Zuu (YTB) now is shifting its focus away from travel and venturing into new ventures in an attempt to right the ship. Travel remains a 7 Trillion dollar industry, so why are they shifting focus away from such a large industry? Letâ??s Get Fishing is the Opportunity of a Lifetime that allows YOU to capitalize on the 5 Billion Fishing Industry combined with the $ 7 Trillion Travel Industry. With 40 Million Fisherman in the US, everyone knows there is a lot of money to be made&#8230; shouldnâ??t YOU be the one making that money? Letâ??s Get Fishing has a similar travel booking engine and offers greatly reduced fishing trip destinations at a fraction of the price of YTB, YTB Outdoors and other similar travel MLMâ??s. Not all travel MLM are the same and Letâ??s Get Fishing also offers an affiliate program for under .00 and .00 per month. LGF combines Travel and everyday Discounts with the proven power of home-based business. Harness your passion and love for the sport of fishing to provide what everyone needs today&#8230;an additional income stream. Why fishing? Our market: The Sport of Fishing Industry is Huge! â?¢ The American Sport fishing Association research shows that American Fishermen created 5 Billion in overall economic impact! â?¢ In 2008 the American public purchased 40 million fishing licenses â?¢ 650 million dollars in license sales alone. â?¢ Sport fishing produced more economic activity than the Gross Domestic Products of 23 states! â?¢ Fishing supported more than 1 million jobs. â?¢ More Americans Fish than play Golf and Tennis COMBINED! â?¢ If Fishing were a corporation, it would be 47th on the Fortune 500 list. Additionally, LGF has partnered with some of the best talent to maximize the success of members wishing to work from home. LGF has partnered with MLM Teamsites.com to develop the company marketing site, similar to the etravelfortune site used by many YTB leaders. LGF has also partnered with Outdoor Channel television host and professional Bass fishing pro, Joe Thomas. â??Fishing is more than a passion for me, itâ??s a career, if you loving fishing you probably have dreamed of getting paid to go fishing like me, and Letâ??s Get Fishing offers you 7 great ways to earn an income doing what you love to doâ??. Women fish too! As women make up almost 50% of the sport of fishing, and is the fasted growing segment within the sport. LGF has partnered with Sherri Russell, editor of Sheâ??s So Fly, a fly fishing site for women. â??I love fishing and especially love fishing in exotic destinations, I love to travel and make money, so LGF was a no brainier for this fly girlâ??. Letâ??s Get Fishing (LGF) has taped the internet marketing and MLM expertise of Brent Vanderstelt to assist in the pre-launch, recruiting and is a Founder. Brent has extensive knowledge of internet marketing and promotion, successful network marketer and an avid fisherman. The Affiliate Opportunity blends the Letâ??s Get Fishing Products and benefits into a business that gives him or her growing income. Remember, Girls like fishing too! There are three levels of Affiliates. Angler- the no frills basic business package, pays 30% of the commissionable amounts. The Fisherman Package is an intermediate package that includes a hotel Travel discount programs and a 50% of commission payout. The Deluxe program is the Guide Package that offers all 3 travel discount cards and pays a 100% of commission payout. To learn more about this exciting ground floor travel and fishing MLM opportunity, visit http://www.fish.brentvanderstelt.com or Call Brent Directly at 231-206-5333</p>
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<p><strong>Carter Caves Park: the Lowdown on the Underground</strong></p>
<p>There’s something instinctual in human beings that causes us to be fascinated by caves and caverns. In the days when being eaten by a bear at 25 was considered having “had a pretty good run”, a good cave was the equivalent of a 3 bedroom in the suburbs with a fenced in yard and a 2-car garage. Perhaps that ancestral memory is what makes Carter Caves State Resort Park so appealing. Or maybe they’re just cool. </p>
<p>&#13;</p>
<p>Carter Caves is located 30 miles west of Ashland, Kentucky. It is home to more than 20 spectacular caverns. These subterranean wonders sprawl beneath the forested Appalachian hills, and can be explored via a number of lighted and unlighted cave tours. A small fee is charged for tours to aid in the park’s upkeep. Special tours for beginning and experienced spelunkers are also available (schedule ahead).</p>
<p>&#13;</p>
<p>Among the most impressive caves is Cascade Cave, with its exceptionally beautiful underground waterfall (which towers over 30 feet high), X Cave (named for the shape of its passages), which is noted for its many astounding rock formations, and Saltpeter Cave, a spot rich in early Kentucky history. The largest cave in the park is Bat Cave. This huge cavern is the winter home of thousands of rare bats, and as such is toured only during the summer. </p>
<p>&#13;</p>
<p>Carter Caves State Resort Park has plenty of fun to offer visitors aboveground as well. Guests can hike along 20 miles of wooded nature trails and enjoy great Kentucky scenery; the trails range from easy to difficult levels, so there’s something for hikers of every age and ability. Boating enthusiasts can take a relaxing canoe trip down Tygart&#8217;s Creek. Anglers will be thrilled by the opportunities at Carter Caves Lake, Kentucky&#8217;s only trophy bass lake, which is home to bluegill, catfish, and crappie in addition to largemouth bass. Golfers are invited to test their skills on the resort’s gorgeous 9-hole regulation golf course, then enjoy a break at its fully-equipped pro shop, where they can get rental riding carts, pull carts, clubs and more (the course is open year-round, weather permitting). </p>
<p>&#13;</p>
<p>Guests who want to spend more than a few hours at Carter Caves State Resort Park have lots of excellent lodging choices. Lewis Caveland Lodge is an attractive fieldstone lodge that offers 28 rooms with full amenities. The 10 newly built cottages are beautiful 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom affairs with automatic dishwashers, microwave ovens and covered decks with scenic views of the hills. The tent and sleeping bag crowd can hit one of the campground’s 89 campsites and enjoy the 1st-class utilities, which include a dump station, and two central service buildings with rest rooms and showers. </p>
<p>&#13;</p>
<p>Whether you’re after outdoor fun, natural splendor or just a few days respite from the rat-race, you just can’t top a trip to the Bluegrass State and Kentucky’s Carter Caves State Resort Park.</p>
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<p><strong>Carter Caves Park The Lowdown On The Underground</strong></p>
<p>There&#8217;s something instinctual in human beings that causes us to be fascinated by caves and caverns. In the days when being eaten by a bear at 25 was considered having &#8220;had a pretty good run&#8221;, a good cave was the equivalent of a 3 bedroom in the suburbs with a fenced in yard and a 2-car garage. Perhaps that ancestral memory is what makes Carter Caves State Resort Park so appealing. Or maybe they&#8217;re just cool. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Carter Caves is located 30 miles west of Ashland, Kentucky. It is home to more than 20 spectacular caverns. These subterranean wonders sprawl beneath the forested Appalachian hills, and can be explored via a number of lighted and unlighted cave tours. A small fee is charged for tours to aid in the park&#8217;s upkeep. Special tours for beginning and experienced spelunkers are also available (schedule ahead).</p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Among the most impressive caves is Cascade Cave, with its exceptionally beautiful underground waterfall (which towers over 30 feet high), X Cave (named for the shape of its passages), which is noted for its many astounding rock formations, and Saltpeter Cave, a spot rich in early Kentucky history. The largest cave in the park is Bat Cave. This huge cavern is the winter home of thousands of rare bats, and as such is toured only during the summer. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Carter Caves State Resort Park has plenty of fun to offer visitors aboveground as well. Guests can hike along 20 miles of wooded nature trails and enjoy great Kentucky scenery; the trails range from easy to difficult levels, so there&#8217;s something for hikers of every age and ability. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Boating enthusiasts can take a relaxing canoe trip down Tygart&#8217;s Creek. Anglers will be thrilled by the opportunities at Carter Caves Lake, Kentucky&#8217;s only trophy bass lake, which is home to bluegill, catfish, and crappie in addition to largemouth bass. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Golfers are invited to test their skills on the resort&#8217;s gorgeous 9-hole regulation golf course, then enjoy a break at its fully-equipped pro shop, where they can get rental riding carts, pull carts, clubs and more (the course is open year-round, weather permitting). </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Guests who want to spend more than a few hours at Carter Caves State Resort Park have lots of excellent lodging choices. Lewis Caveland Lodge is an attractive fieldstone lodge that offers 28 rooms with full amenities. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
The 10 newly built cottages are beautiful 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom affairs with automatic dishwashers, microwave ovens and covered decks with scenic views of the hills. The tent and sleeping bag crowd can hit one of the campground&#8217;s 89 campsites and enjoy the 1st-class utilities, which include a dump station, and two central service buildings with rest rooms and showers. </p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Whether you&#8217;re after outdoor fun, natural splendor or just a few days respite from the rat-race, you just can&#8217;t top a trip to the Bluegrass State and Kentucky&#8217;s Carter Caves State Resort Park. And while you do that, ensure that you have made prior reservations of the hotel as well as complete travel planning so that you avoid all the hassles.</p>
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<p><strong>Choosing the Right Rod and Reel</strong></p>
<p>The variety of fishing gear is endless. Dozens of reels to crank when the clerk isn&#8217;t looking and dozens of rods to twitch without hitting another customer. </p>
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<p>   Here&#8217;s what I do: before I go into the sport shop I decide what I am going after. And I do just that. But, aside, I usually end up with cans of to-die-for pretzels and elk jerky, too. </p>
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<p>   Picking the right reel for the job is easy if you know what fish species you&#8217;ll be going after. I&#8217;m lucky, I use the same rod and reels for bass, walleye and yellow perch.</p>
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<p>   I prefer a spinning reel over the baitcaster. That&#8217;s what I grew up with and that&#8217;s what feels best in my hand. I also like the control it gives me when casting and fighting a fish.</p>
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<p>   Most freshwater fishing is easily done with a spinning reel but what about size? How big or small of a reel should I purchase for my next trip to Lake Erie?</p>
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<p>   Reel manufactures like to assign numbers to their products. The number usually denotes its size. The larger the number, the larger the reel.</p>
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<p>  Look for reels with numbers such as 200, or 2000, 2500 or 3000 (my choice). These reels are prime sizes for most river and lake fishing. Larger reels such as 4000, 4500 or 5000 usually denote saltwater reels, made for 8, 9-foot rods for surf or pier fishing.</p>
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<p>   There is one exception to this rule, I&#8217;ve found. And that&#8217;s the size of the fisherman who will be using the reel. A large man with big hands might think a 2500 Shimano is too small to operate. Then obviously go with a larger reel.</p>
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<p>   Price-wise, it&#8217;s a jungle out there. Reels can cost anywhere from  up to 0. I&#8217;ve never owned a 0 reel and probably won&#8217;t. I tend to stick in the -0 range. </p>
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<p>   When you pick up a reel read the information on the box. It will tell you a lot about what&#8217;s inside. Reels with more stainless steel ball bearings will likely last longer, but cost more. </p>
<p>
<p>   But price and longivity go hand in hand. Buy a  reel and you might have to purchase one every two years. Buy a 0 reel and it might last four years. In the long run, the cost is the same. </p>
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<p>   Generally, spool your reels with 8-12-pound test line. </p>
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<p>   Now that you&#8217;ve decided on a reel let&#8217;s stroll over to the rod rack. It&#8217;s here that I spent the most money. I want strength, sensitivity, light weight feel, quality guides, a real cork handle and a reel seat that won&#8217;t cut into my hand. Keep this in mind and you will choose wisely. </p>
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<p>   Some manufacturers still offer fiberglass rods, but most turn out varying grades made of graphite and other binding materials. Why graphite? It&#8217;s strong, light and sensitive. Take care and it will last 5-10 years.</p>
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<p>   Choosing the length of the rod is pretty much subjective. Some anglers like a shorter stick, while others want more tip to fight their fish. If you can afford it buy both and you&#8217;ll know soon enough what&#8217;s right for you.</p>
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<p>   As I indicated earlier, I am sold on the smaller reel such as a 2000 Diawa or 2500 Shimano spinning reel.This size is perfect for a 6-foot or 6&#8217;6&#8243; rod. </p>
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<p>   Unless you are sold on a custom built fishing rod, stick with well known companies like Berkley, Fenwick, Zebco and Shakespeare. Bass Pro Shops and Cabela&#8217;s also offer some good stuff under their name.</p>
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<p>   As with reels, the more you spend the better the equipment. It&#8217;s up to the individual to decide what&#8217;s best for his/her budget.</p>
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<p>   Under the weight of a fish, A good rod should always have a gentle curve from near the handle to the tip. This means the weight is being distributed equally up and down the shaft.</p>
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<p>   So, when I go shopping I take along a one-pound weight tied to some fishing line with a snap swivel on the other end. When trying out a rod, snap the weight on to the tip&#8217;s eye then lift slowly and observe the curve. If there isn&#8217;t any, the rod is too stiff. If the rod tip goes to the floor, the rod is too limp. You want something in between. </p>
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<p>   All rods are marked as to their strength. Look just above the handle and you will find some writing. Letter &#8220;M&#8221; mean a medium rod; &#8220;MH&#8221; means medium-heavy; &#8220;L&#8221; light. You get the idea.</p>
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<p>   Remember, though, a Zebco medium probably won&#8217;t be the same as a Berkley medium. Check it out. </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Fly Fishing for Catfish If you ask any fly fisherman if he gets any catfish, he&#8217;ll probably tell you that he sure does&#8230; accidentally! Chances are, he&#8217;s targeting bass, trout or crappie and a cat gets snagged somewhere along the way. On the other hand, if you ask a catfish man if he ever tries [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>Fly Fishing for Catfish</strong></p>
<p>If you ask any fly fisherman if he gets any catfish, he&#8217;ll probably tell you that he sure does&#8230; accidentally!  Chances are, he&#8217;s targeting bass, trout or crappie and a cat gets snagged somewhere along the way.  On the other hand, if you ask a catfish man if he ever tries fly fishing, he&#8217;ll probably tell you that it&#8217;s just too darn difficult to catch catfish with flies.</p>
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The truth is, it&#8217;s not as tough as everyone makes it out to be.  It&#8217;s just that nobody does it.  And, why not?  For one thing, fly fishing works best for fish that are feeding near the surface, and cats are bottom dwellers.  For another thing, catfish like to put up a good fight, and many fly fishermen have had fly rods snapped in half by feisty catfish.</p>
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Fly fishing is actually a great technique for catching channel cats in rivers.  It doesn&#8217;t work so well for flatheads or blues.  The best way to learn how to fly fish for cats is to get out there and do it, but there are some tips that will help you along the way.</p>
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Know Your Stream</p>
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You really have to know when and where the catfish are biting in order to catch them with a fly.  Catfish are looking their hardest for food usually in the early spring during spawning season, and in the late fall when they&#8217;re trying to fatten up for winter.  Depending on the river or stream, you may find catfish on the surface all year round.  It&#8217;s a little like gambling; if you get a few hits, you should keep on going and ride your luck.  Most anglers find that if they get a few catfish early in the day, they&#8217;ll have a lot of luck all day long.  On the other hand, if you spend a while out there casting flies and get nothing, it just might not be the right time or place.  If you haven&#8217;t caught anything within five minutes, move on to another spot on the river.  Once you find a spot where they&#8217;re biting, stay until you get a few.</p>
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The best places are always around obstructions like dams or log jams, where the catfish will be in calm waters.  Look for a spot where there is some activity at the surface of the water.  Even if you&#8217;re not sure it&#8217;s a cat you see, as long as something is biting and you can see it, there are sure to be cats there as well. </p>
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Good Gear for Fly fishing Catfish</p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Fly fishing for catfish won&#8217;t probably catch you a giant trophy sized fish.  Most anglers catch channel cats that are under 10 pounds fly fishing.  You should use a fly rod that is anywhere from 5-7 weight.  You don&#8217;t want the rod to snap, and you also don&#8217;t want it to be so heavy you don&#8217;t feel the fish bite.</p>
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A long rod helps with control.  Once you catch him on the end of your line, you&#8217;re going to want to ease him to the shore without losing him.  A nice long line will help you to keep his head above water as you pull him to shore.</p>
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A word on tying flies &#8211; it&#8217;s tough at first, but you&#8217;ll get used to it!  Casting is tricky, too.  Just be patient and remember that trial and error is what makes you a pro!</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Fishing Vacation Hot Spots There are hundreds of locations around the world that are simply excellent locations to enjoy.  You will see that many of them are listed here.  Others, like the favorite one that you have may not be.  There are many unique ways that you too can enjoy the waters the world has [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>Fishing Vacation Hot Spots</strong></p>
<p>There are hundreds of locations around the world that are simply excellent locations to enjoy.  You will see that many of them are listed here.  Others, like the favorite one that you have may not be.  There are many unique ways that you too can enjoy the waters the world has to offer.</p>
<p>Consider Manitoba, Canada</p>
<p>The area is known as Land of Lakes that have served to produce many trophy fish.  Both still and fly fishing pros love the location.  In Manitoba, you&#8217;ll catch some of the best northern pike and they will give you a good fight too.  They strike hard and fast on the Daredevil lure.  You can use flies with a good amount of success.  You&#8217;ll also find brook and brown trout, rainbow as well as perch and pickerel.  Go in the spring or the fall for the best fishing vacation here.</p>
<p>Good Old Long Island, New York</p>
<p>Here, you&#8217;ll find Montauk Point.  Some of the world&#8217;s top naturalists have come to the conclusion that this is the place to find the most fish in the world.  The point is a glacial cliff and you&#8217;ll find tuna, cod, mackerel, marlin, striped bass and white shark here.  It also features the oldest lighthouse in the states.  An inside tip is to cast from the rocks below the lighthouse and you&#8217;ll get some of the best fishing out there.  Although spring and fall are the best times to go, you can come during the summer too.</p>
<p>Wyoming, USA<br />If you are looking to catch trophy trout in the US, a vacation to Yellowstone National Park is a must. Slough Creek is full of trophy trout, as are other streams within the Park&#8217;s boundaries, and they are all stocked regularly. Streams and rivers outside of the Park also offer great fishing opportunities, as do the waters of nearby Idaho and Montana. Wyoming is home to 62 native species, including Arctic grayling, burbot, channel catfish, shiners, chub, several trout species, suckers, goldeneye, mountain whitefish, shovelnose sturgeon, and a wide variety of smaller fish. </p>
<p>The Florida Keys</p>
<p>The Florida Keys offer a wide range of fishing opportunities.  People come all year round to catch them.  In fact, Hemingway himself fished here.  The waters are still as excellent as they were then too.  You&#8217;ll find tarpin and bonefish in the Marquesas Islands.  You&#8217;ll find blue marlin, King mackerel, sailfish, yellowfin, shark snapper, and a wide range of others here too.</p>
<p> Head To Hampshire, England</p>
<p>Head just outside of London to get some of the best fly fishing opportunities.  Here you&#8217;ll find trout and Atlantic salmon.  Check out the Itchen and Test rivers too although they are on a private island and you&#8217;ll need to pay to get in, they are excellent opportunities nonetheless.  You&#8217;ll find trout fisheries here, too.</p>
<p>Try Missouri, USA</p>
<p>Go to the Ozark Mountains of Missouri.  Here, you can catch bass under the limestone bluffs.  You&#8217;ll find that the river itself has over two hundred different species including bass, channel catfish, sunfish, bullheads, muskellunge, walleye, shad, perch and trout.  You&#8217;ll find more fish here than anywhere in the US.</p>
<p>Here are some tips for you.</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t take with you all of your equipment unless you really want to.  You&#8217;ll find guide services will provide you with everything that you need.  </p>
<p>They can also provide the necessary fishing licenses for you too.  Get your information from here too.  Make sure if you plan to go out of country that you are allowed to export and import the fish, though.</p>
<p>You can always ask other anglers where they like to fish.  Some of the best locations for fishing are in those small, hideouts that are closely guarded secrets!</p>
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<p><strong>Berkley Power Baits: The Grounds For Utilizing the Virtually Valued Angling Baits</strong></p>
<p>Berkley Power Baits: of course, one of the Well-nigh essential looks to any angler is the bait he&#8217;s contriving on Practicing. The more seasoned pros almost all go for the Berkley PowerBaits for umpteen Understandings. Today those mark new to Angling will jeer at the meant of tricky to tempt fish with a patch of plastic. That is course until they reckon what is committed in at the last of line that&#8217;s throwing of the Berkley Power Baits.</p>
<p>&#13;In The First Place, every angler has their private Berkley precious and this is located on the character of fish they are enduring after. Ask any Baritone angler that experiences anything about what hook to use, Well-nigh likely one intelligence will appear of his mouth, and that will be Berkley.</p>
<p>&#13;In order to get the Deep you need a bait that not merely has a good odour to it but is lasting to last as well. This is where the Berkley PowerBait take a front end seat. By Using bait such as this, it gives the chance to set the draw. One of the favorites is the Berkley chunky trailer. One of the imparted has about this hook is the nippers that create front as they enduring to the bottom, which gets the fish to it. Some Other significant sport to add to this is the select colours that the Berkley chunky trailer gets in. This leaves for literal merging with the distinct jig colours. You will increase you succeeder with this combo if you take your time and grant the jig some swallowing time so it can run the tending you are after. You want to be able to get the Berkley bait and in this case the Chunky trailer down to where the Baritone are so you desire to control you have the unique weight on for the jig but Most Bass fishers opt to go light.</p>
<p>&#13;Here at sea isles fishing gear you are functioning to find the Berkley PowerBait Saltwater Eel. You don&#8217;t require to leave home without it if you are on a Angling slip for Low and Pollock. To begin with it out performs live bait at any given time. No need to go out seeing for and buying live bait if you have Berkley PowerBait in your fishing rig box. The main thing about this bait is its all-natural components and easy to rig. Let&#8217;s face it if you are an glowing angler you just wish to get that line in the water. There are many holds to the Berkley PowerBait Saltwater Eel such as it as a strong odorize that is preserved. The fish find the tone catchy and they can&#8217;t seem to resist the way this bait responds in the water and the true colors of this lure is a big plus in receiving the fish care that you are expecting for.</p>
<p>&#13;Although we have just verbalized about a few types of Berkley PowerBait that is clear, there is a whole lot more that you are leading to require to check out and give a try. It just makes Sportfishing a general thicker.</p>
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<p><strong>The Coolest and Newest Fishing Gears</strong></p>
<p>A successful angler needs to be skilled and equipped with the latest, high-end fishing gears that include lures, reels, rods and sonar device. You will fish like a pro with these latest innovations.</p>
<p>&#13;Who says that fishing is an old fashioned hobby? Think again. It is in fact one of the enjoyable activities during summer seasons. Fishing allows you to enjoy the sun and lets you chill out from the stress of daily routine. This is a favorite hobby for many, and is in fact a well-loved sport for others.</p>
<p>&#13;Fishing is becoming more thrilling, dynamic and advanced. Perhaps it is alright to use worms as baits and wooden poles as rods even until today. But you are missing a lot if you have not taken time to see the newest fishing gears available these days. Check out these great fishing devices and decide which ones interest you or which gears in your toolbox need updating.</p>
<p>&#13;Fishing Lures<br />&#13;Lures come in various types for the many different situations and settings. But these essentials should not be missed when shopping for the latest fishing gears. Don&#8217;t you think it&#8217;s time for you to say goodbye to conventional lures that you have been using for quite sometime now?</p>
<p>&#13;You might be fascinated with the Snag Proof Bleedin&#8217; Frog. It is sure to give you more catch and fun! It is available in 6 different colors and highlights a red hook to lure fishes and make it to appear like blood. This thing walks and moves side to side.</p>
<p>&#13;The gaudy Matzuo Kamikaze Buzz&#8217;r produces sparkles to appeal to the prey and is great for weedy waters. Also, fish will go crazy over Cotton Cordell Wally Diver, a lure that comes in various hues and has the variable movements of an injured baitfish. Rapala&#8217;s KickTail Minnow, a lifelike lure made of balsa wood is another valuable lure worth trying.</p>
<p>&#13;Rod and Reel<br />&#13;While it is possible to catch fish using a net, or a spear or even bare hands, the fishing rod still proves to be the most vital and basic angler device. It is easier and faster to catch fish with a rod. Among the high-end and finest rods to hit the market include Cabela XML Ti and Berkeley Tactix. The Cabela XML Ti is a sturdy, lightweight aluminum rod whose special shape memory mechanism lets the rod to return to its original shape even if it gets crushed or ran over. The Berkley Tactix is created by professionals and is made of tough chromium making it stalwart and lightweight.</p>
<p>&#13;Reels usually contain several various parts and they have the tendency to easily wear and tear. Prevent this hassle and invest in a quality, hardworking reel. Bass Pro Shop&#8217;s Johnny Morris Elite is a reliable, lightweight reel that comes with a titanium coat and can easily carry a 20-pound trout or bass.</p>
<p>&#13;The Abu Garcia Cardinal 800 is the most advanced and robust fishing reel in the market nowadays. It is great for both salt and fresh water fishing and is made of rustproof, aluminum parts so you can be sure of its performance.</p>
<p>&#13;Sonar Device<br />&#13;A winning angler needs to be well prepared so have to know where the best possible areas for fishing are. A sonar device enables you to locate fish and ensure that you will bring home as many of them as you can. The latest from Eagle&#8217;s, the Fisheasy sonar device efficiently functions in any water types and up to 1,000 ft deep.  An integrated temperature sensor, memory and monitor all come with Fisheasy.</p>
<p>&#13;These are just a few of the newest and coolest fishing gears offered. Drop by at a sporting equipment store and be fully geared for fishing months.</p>
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