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Came across this quote online, thought it was pretty funny...

Three-fourths of the Earth's surface is water, and only one-fourth is land. It is quite clear that the good Lord intended us to spend triple the amount of time fishing as taking care of the lawn.

New Fishing TV

08:58, 28-Dec-2008 .. Posted in Fishing Information .. 0 comments .. Link

New Fishing TV

Welcome to Loco TV

This is your new TV station. At Loco TV we produce our own high quality and informative TV shows that you can watch on demand, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We are based in Western Australia but we broadcast to the world and we don’t just rebroadcast shows you can find anywhere else, we are committed to producing content for everyone to watch, any time and anyhow they want to watch it.

This is our demonstration service. Coming soon, we’ll launch the full Loco TV site with lots more channels and shows. Click the remote on the left to start exploring our channels and we hope you come back to Loco TV regularly. We’re making new channels and new shows all the time and, no matter where you are in the world, you could also have your own show broadcast here

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World Fishing Blog Map

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World Fishing Blog Map

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THE SIZE OF MY EQUIPMENT

13:54, 10-Dec-2008 .. Posted in Fishing Information .. 0 comments .. Link

the size of my equipment...

I wanted to make sure everyone saw this one.

Night Boat Fishing Tips

09:06, 5-Nov-2008 .. Posted in Fishing Information .. 0 comments .. Link

Night fishing can be very easy and a lot of fun, or it can be a perfectly miserable experience. The difference comes in how you prepare for the trip. I have fished more times at night than I can count, and I learned quite a few tricks to make it easy and successful.

First of all, pick a night when the weather forecast is good. It is tough enough moving and finding things in the dark - bad weather just makes it worse, and a whole lot more dangerous.

Second, make sure your boat and engine are in good working order. Breaking down in the daylight is bad enough; you don't want this to happen at night. Trust this voice of experience on this!

Next, go through your boat inch by inch, making sure everything is in its place and secure. Go through each tackle box you plan to take and locate every item you think you may need. This may sound silly, but you need to study the inside of your boat and your tackle boxes. You need to have a visual knowledge of where everything is located. You will be tested on this during the fishing trip, so study ahead in order to pass! There are not many things as frustrating as trying to locate that pair of pliers, or those 8/0 hooks in the dark.

Speaking of in the dark, make sure you have several light sources. My current boat has indirect lighting all the way around underneath the gunnels. Have additional flashlights and a good high candle power beam stored dry and safe. Bring extra batteries, too.

Pre-tie enough leaders and terminal rigs to last you the entire trip. They don't go bad, so tying a few too many just means a few more for the next trip.

Probably most important, if you plan to anchor and bottom fish, is to get out before the sun goes down and get set up. Few things are more difficult than anchoring a boat properly over a ledge or reef in the dark.

As far as fishing methods go, I have two that work very well.

Night fishing becomes a matter of either smell or movement. That means fish must sense either wounded prey moving or they must sense the smell of food. So my two methods involve setting out a good chum line, fishing cut or strip bait in the chum, and fishing a live bait either freelined just outside the chum slick or on the bottom.

Fish frenzy brings on fish frenzy, so if you anchored in a known good area, the better the chum slick gets, the more the fish are attracted. Many fish are predominantly night feeders, like some of the snapper family. Others feed because of the frenzy. Whatever their reason for feeding, they are far more cooperative at night. You will find that the larger of the species will more readily bite at night. They become less wary, and can't see line or leader.

In the areas I have fished, yellowtail snapper, grouper, mangrove (or gray) snapper, mutton snapper, and an occasional king mackerel will be the predominant catch. Of course sharks are always looking for a free meal, and at night you are likely to encounter the larger versions of the that species as well.

Take along a first aid kit. I know we all have one on the boat, but double check yours before you go. Sometimes it's hard to tell the seriousness of a cut or puncture at night. Be prepared for anything.

Night fishing is wonderful if you approach it right. It is just a matter of being prepared.

Oh, about that first trip that Tony and I went on. We caught a few nice snapper. The old timers on the stern caught a boatload! Remember, it was a party boat. The stern was already taken by grown-ups, and the current would not let us get our baits into the chum slick directly behind the boat.

I learn something every time I fish. I wonder if that captain would have put us on the stern if he knew ahead of time that he would be in for a good tip......

Fishing life list

21:49, 11-Oct-2008 .. Posted in Fishing Information .. 0 comments .. Link

Challenge yourself by starting a fishing life list

October 5, 2008

If you hear a fisher speaking of their life list, they aren't talking about the lifelong to do list from their better half.

Rather, they're speaking of the number of fish species they have caught over a lifetime of fishing. For some, the list is short. For others, it approaches the length of a child's wish list around Christmas. Some fishers could care less about their life list, often focusing on a relatively few species such as trout. For others, it's an obsession. Sounds like someone I saw in the mirror this morning.

While it might be argued that there is only one true life list, there are many variations on the theme. They run the gamut from everything caught in any manner anywhere in the world to very specific lists such as the number of species caught in Colorado on a fly.

One that I'm currently working on is to catch a Master Angler-sized fish on a fly for every species on the Colorado Division of Wildlife's list (http://wildlife.state.co.us/Fishing). While that may seem like a short list, the DOW currently recognizes 43 species. I've only got Master Angler awards for 13 of them.

Thanks in large part to the DOW, there is great diversity in the state's fisheries. Actually, there are a lot more fish species than those on the Master Angler list, as it doesn't even fully account for all the known game species in Colorado.

Appropriately, none of the 15 endangered/threatened species are on the list and most of the non-game species such as shiners, chubs, sculpins and shad are not listed.

That means the number of fish species in Colorado is likely more than 100. Now that's a life list.

For the truly adventuresome fisher, there are even greater lists with some 700 fresh water species in the U.S. Include saltwater and go worldwide and you're looking at more than 20,000 varieties.

At one per day, 365 days a year, that means I need a good 50 years to catch them all. Alright, some may not be catchable with a line and reel, let alone a fly, but it still seems to be a worthy endeavor.

Why bother with a life list? That's a lot like asking, "Why climb Colorado's fourteeners?"

The simple answer is, for the challenge. When you fish for everything that swims, it pushes the limits of your skills and makes you a better fisher. Plus, there are the bragging rights.

It's great fun when sitting at the table with fellow fishers swapping lies, err, tales to ask, "Yes, but, what is the biggest catfish you've caught fly fishing?"

While many of Colorado's fish are not viewed with high regard, each offers its own set of challenges, especially to a fly fisher. So, if you're looking to push your fishing skills, consider building up your life list.

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1 Disabled fishing talk

Run by Disabled and Able bodied anglers, for Disabled or Able bodied anglers with help and advice on all aspects of fishing.

2 Tellboyspage

My site has information on all types of Coarse fishing,Baits,rigs and seafishing etc.The reason for this website is to enlighten all you people out there to the joys of fishing. Both freshwater and seafishing.

3 Treasure Cay Hotel Resort & Marina

Treasure Cay Hotel Resort & Marina is part of a quaint Bahamian village known as Treasure Cay, located less than 200 miles from the east coast of Florida on the island of Abaco in the Bahamas. Guests may relax and enjoy the pristine powdery white 3 ½ mil

4 Highland Fishing Tackle Supplies

Highland Fishing Tackle Supplies is a mail order sea fishing tackle shop based in the North of Scotland. We currently have an extensive range of terminal tackle which includes hooks, swivels, line and much more.

5 Irelands Foremost Outfitters for Hunting, Fishing & Shooting

Join our store today for a lifetime 10% discount voucher to use for everything you purchase from our regular catalogue. We also have an enormous wholesale section which grows everyday, Top this off with our exaustive range of goods which we simply can't d

6 UK Fishing Forums

UK based fishing forums which covers all aspects of fishing, carp, pike, catfish, sea, fly and match fishing were a much more relaxed forum compared to other sites.

7 eFishBox.com

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8 My Tackle Space

MyTackleSpace is for lovers of fishing to unite and share their stories, photos, tell tall tales and get advise from avid fishermen.

9 Kenya deep sea fishing

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11 Margaree River Fly Fishing Specialists Fly Rods

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14 GameFace Gear USA

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UK TIDE TIMES

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FISH to EAT & FISH to AVOID

14:13, 10-Sep-2008 .. Posted in Fishing Information .. 0 comments .. Link

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FISH to EAT & FISH to AVOID

The following is a list of fish available to the UK and European consumer which have been given a rating of 1 or 2 and which MCS believes are fished within sustainable levels using methods which do not cause unacceptable damage to the environment or non-target species. The list is in alphabetical order not in order of sustainability. (download the MCS Pocket Good Fish Guide (Adobe PDF))

1. Abalone or Ormer (farmed only)

2. Alaska or walleye pollock (MSC certified)

3. Bib or pouting

4. Black bream or porgy or seabream

5. Clam, American hardshell (from hand-gathered farmed sources only)

6. Clam, carpet shell (hand-gathered only)

7. Clam, manila (from hand-gathered farmed sources only)

8. Clam, razor (hand-gathered only)

9. Clam, warty venus (hand-gathered only)

10. Cockle (hand-gathered only)

11. Cod, Atlantic (Organically farmed only)

12. Cod, Pacific (MSC certified from Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands only)

13. Coley or saithe (MSC certified from Norwegian waters only)

14. Crab, edible or brown (pot caught off S Devon coast)

15. Crab, spider (pot caught only)

16. Dab

17. Dublin Bay Prawn or langoustine or scampi (MSC certified from Loch Torridon only)

18. Flounder

19. Gurnard, grey

20. Gurnard, red

21. Herring or sild (from Norwegian stocks)

22. King mackerel or kingfish

23. Lobster, Mexican Baja California red rock (MSC certified)

24. Lobster, Western Australian rock (MSC certified)

25. Mahi Mahi or dorado or common dolphinfish

26. Mussel (rope-grown or hand gathered)

27. Oyster, native (farmed only)

28. Oyster, Pacific (farmed only)

29. Pollack or lythe

30. Prawn, northern (from Northeast Arctic only)

31. Red mullet (not from Mediterranean)

32. Salmon, Alaskan (5 species are certified by MSC)

33. Salmon, Atlantic (Organically farmed)

34. Sardine or pilchard (from Cornwall)

35. Scallop, king (hand gathered/dive collected farms only)

36. Seabass (handline caught and MSC certified from Holderness coast)

37. Snapper, malabar blood or scarlet perch (from Western Australia)

38. Snapper, red (Western Australia Trap fishery only)

39. Sole, common or Dover (MSC certified from Hastings; or Celtic Sea, Skaggerak and Kattegat)

40. Sole, lemon (demersal otter trawl only)

41. Squid, Atlantic and European (jig caught)

42. Tilapia (farmed)

43. Trout brown or sea (Organically farmed only)

44. Trout, rainbow (Organically farmed only)

45. Tuna, albacore (MSC certified from the North or South Pacific)

46. Tuna, skipjack (Western and Central Pacific fisheries, and Indian Ocean Pole and Line fishery)

The following is a list of fish available to the UK and European consumer which have been given a rating of 5 and which MCS believes are most vulnerable to over-fishing and/or are fished using methods which cause damage to the environment or non-target species. The list is in alphabetical order not order of threat or impact. Select a species to find out more. Click here to download the 2008-2009 version of the MCS Pocket Good Fish Guide (Adobe PDF). A new version of this guide will be available soon.

1. Alfonsinos or golden eye perch

2. Anchovy (from Bay of Biscay)

3. Anglerfish or monkfish or goosefish (from North and Northwest Spain and Portuguese coast)

4. Argentine or greater silver smelt

5. Black Scabbardfish (from all areas except the Portuguese coast)

6. Blue ling

7. Brill (from all areas except Baltic Sea)

8. Chilean seabass or Patagonian toothfish (from all areas except the South Georgia fishery)

9. Cod, Atlantic (Wild caught from all areas except Northeast Arctic, Iceland, and Western Channel, Bristol Channel, Southeast Ireland and Sole)

10. Dogfish or spurdog or rock salmon or flake

11. Dublin Bay Prawn or langoustine or scampi (from Spain and Portugal)

12. Eel, conger

13. Eel, European

14. Escolar or snake mackerel

15. Greater forkbeard

16. Grouper

17. Haddock (from the Faroes and West of Scotland fisheries)

18. Hake, European (Southern stock)

19. Halibut, Atlantic (Wild Caught)

20. Halibut, Greenland (from Northwest Atlantic and Greenland, Iceland, West of Scotland and Azores)

21. Herring or sild (from West of Scotland, West Ireland, and Great Sole fisheries)

22. Ling (except handline caught from the Faroes)

23. Lobster, American (from Canadian and Southern New England stocks)

24. Marlin, black

25. Marlin, blue (from Atlantic longline and purse seine fisheries)

26. Marlin, Indo-Pacific blue

27. Marlin, white

28. Nursehound (from Bay of Biscay and Iberian stocks)

29. Orange roughy

30. Parrotfish

31. Picarel

32. Plaice (from the Western Channel, Celtic Sea, Southwest Ireland and West of Ireland stocks)

33. Plaice, American or long rough dab

34. Prawn, tiger (except organically farmed)

35. Ratfish or rabbitfish

36. Ray, blonde

37. Ray, sandy

38. Ray, shagreen

39. Ray, smalleyed (from Bay of Biscay and Iberian stocks)

40. Ray, thornback or roker (from Bay of Biscay and Iberian stocks)

41. Ray, undulate

42. Red or blackspot seabream

43. Redfish or ocean perch

44. Roundnose grenadier

45. Salmon, Atlantic (Wild Caught)

46. Seabass (Pelagic Trawl only)

47. Shark, leafscale gulper

48. Shark, mako

49. Shark, porbeagle

50. Shark, siki or Portuguese dogfish

51. Shark, tope

52. Skate, common

53. Skate, longnose

54. Skate, Norwegain or black

55. Skate, white

56. Snapper, cubera

57. Snapper, mutton

58. Snapper, northern red

59. Sole, Dover or common (from North Sea and Irish Sea)

60. Starry smoothhound (from Bay of Biscay and Iberian stocks)

61. Sturgeon, caviar (Wild Caught)

62. Swordfish (Longline and Gillnet fisheries in Indian Ocean, Mediterranean, and Central and Western Pacific)

63. Tuna, albacore (Longline and Trawl caught from the North and South Atlantic and the Mediterranean)

64. Tuna, bigeye

65. Tuna, northern bluefin

66. Tuna, Pacific bluefin

67. Tuna, southern bluefin

68. Turbot (Wild caught)

69. Tusk or torsk

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UK FISH RECORDS

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UK Fish Records

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Fresh Mussels Great Bait

13:03, 17-Aug-2008 .. Posted in Fishing Information .. 0 comments .. Link

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Preparing and using Mussels for bait is easy if you know how. We prepare the slippery Mussels and present them as bait onto the hook. Mussels are a underestimated bait that can out fish more expensive bait and if prepared correctly will catch all Sea fish. click the link to find out how to prepare Mussels for Fishing.

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Find the boat of your dreams WIN WIN WIN

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Description: Find the boat of your dreams—and everything to go with it at the New York National Boat Show taking place on December 13–21, 2008 at the Javits Convention Center. From fishing to cruising to family fun there are boats for every lifestyle, activity and budget. Win a Boater’s Dream Getaway! The New York National Boat Show is giving away a Boater's Dream Getaway. Enter for your chance to win! One lucky winner will win the Grand Prize—a fabulous boating getaway of his/her choice.

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E.coli Warning

15:15, 12-Aug-2008 .. Posted in Fishing Information .. 0 comments .. Link

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E.coli prompts shellfish warning

Oysters
Shellfish can act as a natural filter for bacteria

E.coli has been found in the sea in the Grouville area of Jersey.
Signs have been posted warning people not to eat wild shellfish they find in the area near the golf course or they could get food poisoning.
Shellfish can act as a natural filter for bacteria so it can collect in them. The water will tested again this week.
The Environment Protection Department said it would not affect people bathing in the sea, but added they should wash their hands thoroughly before eating.

WORLD MARINAS MAP

19:33, 1-Aug-2008 .. Posted in Fishing Information .. 0 comments .. Link

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Welcome to the world's most extensive marine website! We feature low altitude, high-resolution aerial photographs of marinas from all over the world! Users can navigate the waterways with our interactive mapping database, viewing important detailed aerial photographs of key inlets, harbors, bridges, all the important marinas and exciting features including lighthouses, landmarks and restaurants. Boaters & marine lovers have made marinas.com the #1 marina website on the worldwide web!!

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RED HOOKS

10:26, 30-Jul-2008 .. Posted in Fishing Information .. 0 comments .. Link

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There is an amazing phenomenon running through the fishing world faster than a Triton through an early morning haze. The new craze is the color red. Two companies with very contrasting views are leading the charge and the rest of the community is following their lead.

The company that started this fish catching assault is TTI Companies. They are the makers of Tru-Turn, Daiichi, StandOut and XPoint hooks. For several years, they have been producing red fishing hooks under the names "Blood Red" and "Bleeding Bait" hooks. Their concept was first discovered in a bait shop minnow tank. "It all started in my dad's tackle shop," explains TTI's New Product Manger, TJ Stallings. "He lowered different colored jigs into the bait tank. The minnows ignored all of the top colors, but bumped and chewed on the blood red color jig." Years later a friend of Mr. Stallings shined a laser in an aquarium and the fish began to follow the red light. Stallings said, "Every fish in the tank followed the little red dot like it was a circus act. That's when it hit me, hooks should be that color."

Biologists have a scientific reasoning for the effectiveness of Blood Red hooks. It is a phenomenon called "Gill Flash" When feeding, the gills of a fish become engorged with blood. This signals to other fish in the area that they are feeding. It is a lot like saying, "so long suckers, I have food and you don't." Nearly every hook company in the industry has attempted to jump aboard the "red hook" bandwagon, but none of the imitators compare to the innovators.

Even legendary lure companies like Strike King see the importance of the "Bleeding Bait" hooks. Strike King recently introduced its own line of "Bleeding Bait Hook Lures." They now offer Topwater baits, Crankbaits, Jigs, Spinnerbaits, Buzzbaits and Jerkbaits with TTI's red hooks.

Is this just another marketing ploy to reel in more money from anglers or do these red hooks really work? Strike King's Consumer Relations Manager, Chris Brown said, "I don't believe it is a marketing ploy. We believe that the red triggers fish, we have done tests, TTI companies have done tests, it's a deal where it becomes a confidence bait. I fish a lot of tournaments and do tons of seminars each year. I use the red hooks from my cranks to my Spinnerbaits, to my soft plastics and terminal tackle and so forth. I have a ton of confidence in the red and I believe others do too. I go back to our product offering, we grow it each year depending on popularity and how consumers respond to colors, body styles etc. It seems to be the growing trend and for good reason." I have been using red hooks for a few years now and I love them. Reason being, THEY WORK. "I know people who dive and so forth and say the red disappears and it might," Brown explained. "For us the flash of red on the hook, on the spinner bait wire, in the skirt, we believe that flash is the deal, as the bait is used more the better it gets, the flash is little different than a nickel or gold flash and we feel that has a lot to do with it. Look at our new Bleeding Premier Elite Spinnerbait. Red hook, red skirt strands, red throat, red wire and a red tab on the trailing blade of the bait. That tab gives off an awesome flash. We believe that red flash mimics an injured baitfish and thus attracts an aggressive strike."

Approaching the "red" frenzy from an entirely different angle is Cajun Line Company. Rather than using the color red to cause their line to be more visible, Cajun Line Company is capitalizing on the colors invisible qualities. According to the company, the color red is the first color to start "disappearing" underwater. In as little as three feet of water, the color red starts to fade out. What this means is that the fish are only seeing the lure and not the line. When your bait is tied to the end of Cajun Line, it looks more lifelike and natural as it swims along. The more realistic you can make your lures appear, the more productive they will be.

Regardless of the reason anglers are choosing to use "Red" products, there is one aspect that remains constant, confidence. If you honestly believe that something works better than anything else and your catch ratio can back it up, by all means don't stop using it just because someone else doesn't like it. You have to use what works best for you and you only.
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LIVE WEATHER REPORTS

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LIVE WEATHER REPORTS

Yes as it happens Weather, the links at most are 30 minuets to update behind time but the information on each location on Wind direction, Wind speed, Temperature and Much Much more click the map pin in your area and see what the Weather is doing right now.

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