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Life of a Fisherman…

2013-11-01T07:02:00.000-07:00

Life of a Fisherman…

Trials and tribulations; abruptly bulldozed by reality!

Pre-Dawn- 4:27 a.m.

There's nothing more pleasant than the whispering sound of your 'first cast of the day' lure floating, mid-air, like a dandelion seed drifting aimlessly to it’s unknown mark and then followed by it’s faint plunking into the still waters of a shy dawn’s first light.

It’s second only to the following slight wisp of a cool breeze, whistling a familiar, yet alien tune through your line and pole, just as dawn breaks to wake up the rest of the world out of it’s slumbering innocence…(which in probably 10 or fifteen minutes will instantly transform into the chaos of bouncing beach balls and screaming adolescence!)

The silence, both before, and after this personally gratifying cast, is not an uncomfortable silence; oh, quite the contrary. It's instead a soothing to the soul and subconscious, that tends to make all life's pressures vanish, and leaving only one thought left on your mind as you humbly anticipate the first vibrations of a nibble at the other end of your ritualistic baiting stick.... How's it gonna' taste? Hmmmmm… You already know that answer!

Pre-armed with the sweet aroma of your frying pan, butter and spices already lying in wait and they too, almost crackle a systematic tune of anticipation; and sound like the singing melody of pride and rewardance of one of our most primal instincts that waters and floods one’s taste buds into a lake of it’s own salivitation…

And your second thought?... Ugh, If I eat it…, how am I going to show everybody my prize catch? Aghh…! I forgot the stupid camera!

Alright!... Honey…?! You can untie the youngsters and bring on the beach balls now!

-The pure agony of defeat!

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All About Pontoon Boats

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All About Pontoon Boats

Lots of boaters these days prefer a pontoon boat over a normal ski/fishing boat. So if you are searching for some information on pontoon boats and what they are, then you have come to the right article. You see pontoon boats come in many sizes, and there are quite a few different varieties.

One type of pontoon boat is the inflatable pontoon boat, which are mostly used for river fishing and in some cases can be used for river rapids. The inflatable pontoon boat usually holds about 2-3 people, they are really like a decked out canoe, except most of them have motors powering them, so you can have a whole lot of fun with them. They are very popular among fishermen, they are small and fit into tight places in rivers and streams that you may not be able to reach in a normal size boat.

Inflatable pontoon boats can range in price from 800 dollars and up, depending on whether you are looking to buy a new or used inflatable pontoon boat.

The next design I am going to go over are the motorized deck pontoons, these are similar to houseboats in a way, they have a level deck, with 2 to 3 cylinder shaped pontoons attached to the deck, causing the boat to float. The pontoons are made out of aluminum in most cases, which is very light and will avoid rusting.

There are usually rails all around the boat up to about two to three feet from the bow. Deck pontoon boats can range in size from 16-28 foot in length. Pontoon boats can be could for a family vacation out on the water, since their flat shaped deck allows more room for small crowds to get around comfortably compared to other types of motorized boats.

Pontoon boats can also be made into a great boat for fishing, you can invite your pals out to fish, drink, party, sunbathe, anything your mind could imagine. You can also find pontoon boats that are made for speed to if you would like to engage in some water skiing, or any other water sport you could think of. The faster pontoon boats made for speed normally have big engines, about 220 horsepower or more, and if you really want to go fast, you might want to look into the boats that have three pontoons, they are a bit more expensive but you have to pay extra to go fast.

The degree of customization you can do to a pontoon boat is limitless, because of the flat design there are so many things you could do. The majority of pontoon boats have bimini tops that can be raised up or down, some have built in tops, or sun roofs, so that you can jump or dive off of them, and some might even come with a slide attached to the sun roof.

Bottom line is that pontoon boats are great for the family, and are great for friends. The only main downside is, that they are not designed to go out into the ocean at all, so you will not be doing any deep sea fishing in a pontoon boat. There bow is very close to the water, and it is not going to take a big wave to crash over the deck, which could be very dangerous, so if you are into deep sea fishing, then a pontoon boat is not for you.

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2013-05-29T10:25:00.000-07:00

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Know what is required for your boat.

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Before you set out for that boating adventure make sure you've got everything the law requires. Boaters Marine Supply believes that boating safety is first and foremost. As they say "ignorance of the law is no excuse." Knowing and having what is required can prevent the best of days from becoming the worst in your life.

Take five minutes and check out the following Boating Basics.

In 1971 the Congress of the United States ordered the U.S. Coast Guard to improve recreational boating safety. In response the U.S Coast Guard created specific federal regulations governing requirements for boats and what is to be on them. In the years that followed state and local governments created regulations (which sometimes exceed the federal regulations).

The following is a summary of what is required for your boat:

Power boats on federal jurisdiction waterways as well as inland waterways must be registered or documented.
Registration numbers and decals must be displayed on your boat correctly.
Your original registration (certificate of number) must be on-board when in operation.

Note: A recreational vessel of five or more net tons may be documented as a yacht. In this case the U.S. Coast Guard isues papers similar to large ships.

Whether or not your boat is documented, registration in the state of principal use is required (except Alaska where U.S Coast Guard issues). If the boat is used on the ocean, a gulf, or similar water, register it in the state where you moor it.
Your boat should have the manufacturers HIN (Hull Identification Numbers) displayed in two locations (starboard side of transom 2" from top and under a cover or plate). Boats without a transom must have it on the starboard side 1' from stern 1" from the top.
In most cases mono hull boats should have a manufacturer capacity plate installed in plain sight of the operator. Depending on the type of boat and engine type (outboard vs. inboard) the plate will contain Max permitted horsepower, allowable max. weight of people onboard, allowable max. combined weights of people, motors, and gear.
Your boat is required to have the proper engine compartment ventilation.
Navigation lights are required during operation from dusk to dawn. Note: anchor lights are always required when anchored.
Remember a PWC (Personal Water Craft) jet-ski or waverunner, in most cases, must carry an approved fire extinguisher.
Always file a float plan and give it to someone you trust to notify the authorities if you don't arrive at your destination as specified. Of course you don't want to forget to contact the person you gave the float plan to...otherwise you know what will happen.

For more details see: US Coast Guard Auxiliary publication "Boating Skills and Seamanship 1998" or Boaters Marine Supply recommends taking the "Boating Skills and Seamanship" courses offered by the US Coast Guard Auxiliary or US Power Squadron in your area.

The following is a summary of what is required on your boat.

A PFD (Personal Flotation Device) is required for every person onboard the boat. The PFDs must be U.S. Coast Guard approved (labeled as such). In many states, the law says you must wear your PFD when underway or when on a PWC (Personal Water Craft) or water skiing, tubing, etc.
Boats over 16 feet must have a throwable PFD (Personal Floatation Device) onboard, and immediately available, in case someone falls overboard.
Every boat needs a working whistle or horn that can be heard at least ½ mile away. Boats over 30 feet have additional requirements. You can attach a whistle to your PFD so that you always have a sound producing device within reach. Make sure it is a whistle that works when it gets wet.
Visual Distress Signals should be carried on all boats operating on coastal waters (the ocean or waters that lead to the ocean), the Great Lakes and waters connected to them up to a point where the body of water is less than 2 miles wide. We recommend every boat carry visual distress signals.

There are day signals and night signals. If you operate at night, you are required to carry night signals. Motor boats less than 16 feet and manually propelled boats are not required to carry signals if they only operate during daylight hours.

Pyrotechnic distress signals, like flares, are a great signal device but are very dangerous and should only be used if your trained on how to properly use them. Don't ever shoot them off for fun.

A U.S. Coast Guard approved, marine-type, Class B, fire extinguisher must be carried onboard power boats where it can be quickly and easily accessed. Additional requirements exist for large vessels. Extinguishers are not required on boats that don't have motors.

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Tips on Buying a Used Aluminum Fishing Boat

2013-05-22T01:14:00.000-07:00

Tips on Buying a Used

Aluminum Fishing Boat

I think aluminum is the only way to go when buying a fishing boat. There are a whole lot of reasons why aluminum fishing boats are the best.

However, if you've been doing some homework, I'm sure you've found that new aluminum boats aren't cheap. Aluminum boats make the best boats, making aluminum fishing boats extremely popular, and so supply and demand being what it is, aluminum boats are very expensive to buy brand new.

So this is a very good reason for buying a used aluminum fishing boat; and done right, you can even get your fishing boat free (once you've sold it.) Let me explain.

Buying a used fishing boat is going to be way cheaper than buying a new boat. Like everything else, when you buy new, you pay a premium price for it. When you buy a new car you lose a ton of money the moment you drive it out the door, and you won’t sell it for what you paid for it, even with no miles on it.

It's the same with a fishing boat. When you buy a new boat you'll pay the premium price. So when you come to sell it some time after, (probably because you want a bigger one), you're sure to lose some money.

Now if you were to buy a used aluminum fishing boat, the chances are pretty good that it will cost you little or nothing once you've sold it. I’m just using my own experience as an example. I bought a second hand 10 foot aluminum fishing boat a couple years back. I've used it for quite a few fishing trips and since that time, and I’ve had 2 children; so as they keep growing, I’m beginning to think about buying a bigger boat.

I recently looked at prices for used aluminum boats and I’m quite convinced that my boat is worth as much, if not a fraction more than what I paid for it 2 years ago. So, when I sell it, (assuming I get what I paid for it), I have paid nothing for 2 years use of my fishing boat! That wouldn't be possible if I bought my boat brand new. So, pretty much, I've had my fishing boat for 2 years, for free!

This is because aluminum boats are very sturdy, and last almost forever. This means they retain their resale value extremely well. A good aluminum boat will last long enough to will it to your kids. So they don't depreciate too much over time. This means that even an older boat that’s in good condition will still have good value.

Of course you need to take good care of your boat; if you bang it around and fill it with dents or scratch the paintwork it won't retain it's value as well.

As well as, you need to buy well. If you pay too much for your boat,then you won't get that back when you sell. But assuming you buy a great used aluminum fishing boat at a fair price, the chances are pretty good that it won't cost anything, over the time you've got your boat, if you treat it well.

That's my way to buy a used aluminum fishing boat, for free!

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Ice Fishing Anyone?

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Ice Fishing anyone?

Careful planning and preparation is all it takes to make ice fishing the greatest time of your life or the worst. Easy? Take a look at the following tips and see how prepared you are to catch those fish!

Buy early

Make a list of the supplies you used last season and replenish them early. Make sure you get all those Glo-Buster Bluelights or Lindy Tazers. All you need to remember is four words: wise up, stock up.

Check the hole on the ice floor

Simply put, make sure the hole is clean. Chips or chunks of ice could cause entanglements in a fishing line and could make you lose a fish and therefore losing your chance of getting that trophy of a lifetime bluegill. Remember to keep the hole clear of any barrier.

Fish more, get the big four

The bait you simply cannot go on without: wax worms, minnows, assorted PowerBait, maggots. It is best to keep bait separated and as much as possible alive using coolers.

Clean `em all up

Inspect and clean the rods and fishing reels you are going to use. Q-tips are best for taking out the nicks in every nook and cranny of your ice rod. Non-freezing oil for lubing fishing reels is advisable.

Heat up

Do not forget to bring those heaters and pounds and pounds of propane cylinders. One cannot fish comfortably if he or she is as cold as the fish under the ice. Ice fishing should be fun and feel comfy too.

House up

The ice is harsh and cold but it doesn’t mean you have to feel that too. Ice tents should be cleaned out as well by putting over a light coat of lubricant at the joints. If there is any wear or tear, it is best to contact the manufacturer in order for them to send out the appropriate repair kit, as deemed necessary.

Gear Up

Better be safe than sorry, make sure you get a set of lifeguard spikes as well as a safety rope. Also, to feel less of the cold and at the same time be cool, pick up a fishing coat from the Carhartt Extremes Arctic Jacket. Avoid frost bits on your toes and feet by acquiring the best shoes available.

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Preparing Your Freshly Caught Fish

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Preparing Your Freshly Caught Fish

  To maintain the delicate flavor of a newly caught freshwater or saltwater fish, they must be handled properly to avoid spoilage. Also, you’ll want to preserve the fish in such a way to avoid any unpleasant odor. There are ways to properly prepare and maintain the quality just after the catch to enjoy a sumptuous meal. Check out the tips below:

1) As soon as the fish lands avoid any contact with hard surfaces to prevent bruising. It should be washed immediately by hosing or bucket rinsing in order to remove the slime and possible bacteria that cause spoilage. Never use water that is from or in close proximity to marinas, municipal or industrial discharges. To make sure, always use clean, potable water instead.

2) Simply chill the fish to prevent deterioration in less than an hour. With a little advance planning, proper icing can be accomplished with the use of some relatively cheap equipment. Fish should be stored in coolers and should be well chilled. They should be at least 3" deep, thus, covering every pound of fish with pound of ice. Use chlorinated water per quart of water for the final rinsing.

3) Clean the fish as soon as possible. Their meat tissue is sterile, but not their scales, which contain many types of bacteria. When cleaning fish, avoid rough treatment because wounds in the flesh can allow the spread of bacteria. Gutting the fish does not have to be necessarily long. It is wise to cut the belly, in such a way that it leaves no blood or viscera in the body, and then fillet them. Make sure not to soak your cleaned fish fillets in a prolonged freshwater as this could reduce the meat texture and it’s flavor.

4) The eating quality and nutritional value of fish can be maintained up to 5 days if properly cleaned. Washing of the hands before touching the fish is also important. No matter what fish and the cooking technique used, one golden rule is to be followed always. Whether it is whole or not, cook exactly 10 minutes for every inch measured. 15 minutes should be allotted to fish enclosed in foil or sauce baked. Double the time for fish if it is frozen.

  Allow extra time if your fish will be baked in aluminum foil for heat penetration. That should be an additional 5 minutes for fresh fish and 10 minutes for frozen. In thawing frozen fish, slowly thaw in the fridge for 24 hours or let the wrapped fish be run under cold water, not warm. Do not totally thaw fish that's frozen before cooking as it may make it mushy.

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BASS FISHING FACTS AND MORE

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BASS FISHING FACTS AND MORE

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BASS FISHING FACTS AND MORE

Bass fishing has a fascinating history. It started in the late 18th century and continues to progress to present day.

It probably was originally practiced in the search for food among the people in the southern United States. Since then, it has started gaining numerous audiences of all ages and nations. Today, countries such as Australia, Cuba, South Africa, United States and most of Europe participate in this kind of sport.

• In 1932, President Franklin D. Roosevelt instituted the creation of the Tennessee Valley Authority that encouraged the creation and building of numerous dams. These dams were later used for culturing different varieties of bass.

• Five years later, DuPont Company filed patent for nylon fishing net, this was later developed into nylon monofilament fishing line.

• The year 1992 is one of the most glorious events in the history of bass fishing. Larry Nixon, one of the most famous fishermen in the history of bass fishing, won $1 M total earnings for this sport on this year.

Bass Fish:

Several fish species that are being caught in the bass fishing events are the following:

• Micropterus salmoides (Lacepede) - Largemouth Bass

• Micropterus dolomieui - Smallmouth bass

• Micropterus punctatus - Kentucky Bass

Other species of Micropterus are also caught but one that remains popular is the Largemouth bass. However, it should be emphasized that Australian Bass are different from the above North American Bass variants although most share similar features.

Perhaps, the most robust success of Bass Fishing was in

the 1950s. The popularity of the sport during this period was

the springboard in the development of modern fishing equipment; from bass boats, to rods, lines, lures and various fishing gear.

Electronic gear has also been incorporated into the host of equipment bass fishers used nowadays. New reels of different types, which function in hauling and hoisting, have also been introduced.

The contribution of the bass fishing industry to the US economy records $50 to $70 Billion and the number continues to grow. Statistics show that the audience base of this sport has increased and that more and more people are getting interested in it compared to tennis and golf.

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2011-08-13T19:43:00.000-07:00

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Tips on Buying a Fishing Boat

Selecting and acquiring the ideal fishing boat is a real art for someone who has already gone through many experiences as far as boating is concerned. However, it can be a daunting task to those who have not yet experienced buying a fishing boat.

To make the activity easier for the first timers, here is a list of tips that they can use when choosing an ideal fishing boat.

1. It is important to consider the purpose of the fishing boat.

Buying a fishing boat has only one purpose: to be used in fishing. However, before choosing the perfect fishing boat, it is important to consider also the other purposes.

First, the place where the fishing boat will be used should be taken into account. Will it be in the ocean or in other bodies of water like lakes?

Second, the time of the day it will be used. Will it be for day trips or for overnight fishing activities?

If the fishing boat will be used for ocean cruising and overnight stays, it would be better to buy a fishing boat that has a hull. This is specifically designed for rough waters. This design is meant to ride with the waves, hence, providing more comfort to anglers while on board.

2. The budget

When buying a fishing boat, it is important to know if the buyer can afford to acquire a boat. Fishing boats, or any boat for that matter, can be very expensive. Hence, the buyer should know how far his budget would go as far as fishing boat prices are concerned.

3. The warranties

It is extremely important to know if the fishing boat has a warranty. It should be analyzed and meticulously scrutinized because not all warranties are created equal.

Hence, it is best to buy a fishing boat from dealers that will provide the necessary services in case their product is found to be defective.

4. The certification

When buying a fishing boat, it is important to take note if it is certified by the “National Marine Manufacturers Association” (or the NMMA). This agency guarantees that the certification they give to every boat manufacturer is a guarantee that the fishing boat had passed the agency’s standard of excellence.

The bottom line is that, people should do more than just look around when choosing the ideal fishing boat. They should learn how to look for the important details in order to ensure that the boat they have acquired is definitely worth their money

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The one that didn't get away!

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FISHING ON A GOOD DAY...

Did a little fishin' today....
This one didn't get away! -Norman Potter 11/18/10 11:59 PM
It actually took 3 of us to land this,

2 to hold it; 1 to snap the pic!

Ha Ha! Now, for a more serious note:

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We don’t need to remind you of the drowning statistics in any area during warmer days...We’re aware of the danger...But they are not! O.K., What can we do?...For the most part, we have to try to make them more aware by talking and explaining to them about the dangers of pools and ponds at as young an age as possible.

Second, we must install some security measures around the pool such as child-proof latches on all gates and access points.

And what else can we do? Well, there’s the pool protector.alarm. This

alarm clamps to the side of your pool at the water level. The moment a

child or pet makes a splash, the pool protector alarm senses it and triggers

the alarm to go off both at the pool and it’s remote!...If we could prevent

even just one drowning, wouldn’t it be worth it?

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