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Fishing with Kids
Once you get kids, everything changes and this includes your fishing plans as well. Although you have to compromise a lot, there’s no need to give up your favorite outdoor activity! What about involving your kids from the beginning? Take them to your next angling trip, but don’t expect too much, just to introduce them to your favorite hobby. Here are some tips to make this easier for you!
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Ice Fishing – Safety Precautions
Ice fishing is exciting and enjoyable activity we highly recommend anyone looking for thrilling angling experience. The method is simple: a fishermen catches fish through a hole in the ice of a frozen water (pond, lake, river). However, it is one of the most dangerous fishing methods and therefore it is of high importance to follow safety precautions. Every year some inexperienced angler wanders onto the ice and starts drilling a hole. If the ice shifts and you fall into the water, it becomes extremely difficult to pull yourself out. Especially if you are alone! So, what are safety tips we would like to share with you when it comes to ice fishing! Continue reading to find out!
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Portuguese Seafood – Bacalhau A Gomes De Sa
I will always remember my trip to Portugal, not only for its incredible sights, monumental buildings and astonishing nature, but also for its delicious and addictive food! One of my fave Portuguese dishes is arguably Bacalhau a gomes de sa – salted codfish. This famous Portuguese recipe was invented by a cook Jose Luiz Gomes de Sa Jr. whose father was a codfish trader. In order to give the cod a softer texture, he marinated the fish flakes in warm milk. If just like me you are in love with this tasty dish, here is a recipe! Keep in mind that you need to plan ahead preparation, since the salted cod should be soaking for about 24 hours.
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Streamer Tips for A Big Early Spring Catch
Many anglers prefer the method of throwing streamers for trout fishing. It’s the best way to get that big tug while fishing larger baitfish and leech for trout, whether from a boat or on the bank. And even though you are not landing fish, with those swipes and long follows, it is certainly the best bet for some action at the start of the spring. During this period, the water is typically higher and colder, and fewer insects are hatching, thus making a streamer pattern an easy option due to its simplicity. But don’t fish it like you do in the mid-summer or early fall. Here are some tactics to improve your fishing this spring.
Pleasanton Fly Fishing Show – Fly Fishing Extravaganza
21st to 23rd February will be an extravaganza for anglers when there will be a cornucopia of more than 100 booths of vendors of latest fly fishing tackle, clothing and accessories from Alaska to Argentina at the annual Pleasanton Fly Fishing Show at the Alameda County, Fairgrounds, at 4501 Pleasanton Ave. Parking is available at the nearby public lot for the premier California-wide show.