Want to go fishing?

Below is a list of the fisherman’s or fisherman’s arsenal and some tips.

• Fish Rod - Bait casting, spinning, telescopic, winch, and more
• Fishing Reel - Casting Lure, Spinning, Fly Reels and More
• Clothing for fishermen - male and female
• Fishing equipment for children, boys and girls
• Fish hooks - intense range for different types of fishing
• Lures and flies
• Ski line, Wicker and Nylon and everything in between
• Accessories for fishing - it is impossible to list all that is available.
• Fishing Combo - Rod and Reel plus other necessary goodies all in one

I recommend Catch And Release and here are some tips for use. While initially used extensively as an area of ​​Fly Fishermen, catch and release was now practiced by most fishermen. Fish stocks all over the world are under pressure, some species are larger than others, so you won’t catch a pot of fish. Most of us, unfortunately, have no idea whether a fish is a man or a woman, whether they carry eggs or not, therefore, the proper removal of fish in its habitat is the right thing.

Treble Hooks - no, no!

Use round hooks. These hooks are designed in such a way that the point turns away from the shank, forming a circular shape. Circle Hook has been carefully researched and is required for all anglers. Get rid of little beard on hook. Use a pair of pliers or tongs to squeeze the tongs. This makes fishing much more interesting, as you need to maintain the line so that the fish do not spit out the hook. Barrier-free hooks are much safer, easier and faster to remove, therefore causing less stress for the fish.

Be careful !!

Remember that the fish hook is extremely tense for this. Too much stress can allow the fish to die even after a few hours after release.

• To combat this problem, use equipment with a large size to land the fish as soon as possible.
• Wet hands before handling fish.
• Use a net that will not damage the fish.
• Use surgical forceps or special pliers, as well as a tool that can cut the hook metal, if necessary.
• If your tongs / pliers do not release the hook, cut the line where it is attached to the hook. The hook will rust soon and give the fish a better chance of recovery.

No, no, no!

Never try to remove the hook through the gills. Actually do not touch the gills at all.

CPR

When released, fish may appear lethargic. Hold the fish in a stream or in still water, gently hold the fish and move it back and forth until you feel that it is ready for release.

And now the most important question!

• Although the problem of catch and release, but it certainly is at the forefront of saving our oceans for future generations.
• You do not doubt the news and other television programs on global pollution of the oceans. Responsibility for everything depends!
• Leave the area better than you found it. Always take a container or bag with you to take your garbage, used lines, baits, flies, bait containers and more with you to properly manage.